Tyranny of Small Pockets of Supporters

pop in said:
Omtatath is predicting a 70% victory we wish him well

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2027 Peter Kenneth. The guy is in direct competition with Maraga and if he is not smart enough, they will neutralize each other.

There is that tweet @DeepInYourMind ameweka where Omtatah is discussing his health reforms. Ati he wants medicine branded as GOK not for sale. I remember as recently as when I was in highschool seeing shops selling GOK not for sale medicine and even food stuff, which was definitely relief food.

Nikisema activists are just good at rejecting things and poor at providing good ideas, will I be wrong?
 
Denis Young said:
2027 Peter Kenneth. The guy is in direct competition with Maraga and if he is not smart enough, they will neutralize each other.

There is that tweet @DeepInYourMind ameweka where Omtatah is discussing his health reforms. Ati he wants medicine branded as GOK not for sale. I remember as recently as when I was in highschool seeing shops selling GOK not for sale medicine and even food stuff, which was definitely relief food.

Nikisema activists are just good at rejecting things and poor at providing good ideas, will I be wrong?
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Also, a national health commission similar to TSC we have for teachers, our delicate healthcare system working for actual Kenyans.

Politicians frustrate health care workers because Kenyans pay with their taxes to give them the best medical care abroad. A slight cough and some politician can immediately charter a plane to South Africa for treatment funded by the tax payer.

So to them, health care is another money making venture and tool for political games because it doesn't affect them and their kin.

The time has come for people with integrity at the very top, and the time is here when majority of Kenyans are tired of same old and are ready for it.
 
DeepInYourMind said:
Also, a national health commission similar to TSC we have for teachers, our delicate healthcare system working for actual Kenyans.

Politicians frustrate health care workers because Kenyans pay with their taxes to give them the best medical care abroad. A slight cough and some politician can immediately charter a plane to South Africa for treatment funded by the tax payer.

So to them, health care is another money making venture and tool for political games because it doesn't affect them and their kin.

The time has come for people with integrity at the very top, and the time is here when majority of Kenyans are tired of same old and are ready for it.
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What would this NHC do that is different to the current setup?
 
DeepInYourMind said:
Prevent frustration of health care workers that leads to unnecessary death or suffering of Kenyans. The same Kenyans who are forced to pay to have your favourite politicians on a plane to receive advanced health care abroad.
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Don't you see the numerous strikes and protests by teachers? How does TSC prevent their frustration?
 
Denis Young said:
2027 Peter Kenneth. The guy is in direct competition with Maraga and if he is not smart enough, they will neutralize each other.

There is that tweet @DeepInYourMind ameweka where Omtatah is discussing his health reforms. Ati he wants medicine branded as GOK not for sale. I remember as recently as when I was in highschool seeing shops selling GOK not for sale medicine and even food stuff, which was definitely relief food.

Nikisema activists are just good at rejecting things and poor at providing good ideas, will I be wrong?
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Branding reduces the scale of theft due to the difficulty of moving such merchandise. Without branding, someone could steal a container full of medicine and legally offload it in the market comfortably and at good prices. With branding, such goods move with lots of difficulties and never fetch good prices. So, yes, branding was and is still effective.
It is the first step in preventing theft.
 
upepo said:
Branding reduces the scale of theft due to the difficulty of moving such merchandise. Without branding, someone could steal a container full of medicine and legally offload it in the market comfortably and at good prices. With branding, such goods move with lots of difficulties and never fetch good prices. So, yes, branding was and is still effective.
It is the first step in preventing theft.
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It was never effective. Chemists used to sell that GOK medicine all the time. What stops people from repackaging and placing stickers over the GOK labels?
 
Okiya said:
Over 70% of the comments agree with the poll
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These are the first five
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Denis Young said:
Don't you see the numerous strikes and protests by teachers? How does TSC prevent their frustration?
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Teachers converse with one entity rather than 47different entities. Since we've already accepted the Kenyan state, critical sectors like health, education and security should be managed under the state.

But your argument is that kenyans are not ready for integrity in leadership, I say kenyans are ready for integrity in leadership.
 
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