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not be arrested or be harassed without an official warrant. The people of Kenya wish that they inherit land from parents, with
low costs charged for land and survey fees. Death succession should be a free service in the course of inheritance. We the
people of Kenya find that the Provincial Administaration is a very long chain, which is not productive but corrupt. We Kenyans
utterly hate the Police and the Judges’ method of corruption. Magistrates and Judges should know how many cases should fit
in a day rather than postponing cases for months and years.
Kenyans severely complain about the Kenyan cash crops, which do not pay properly, and at the right time, e.g coffee as an
example. The Cooperative Act should be reviewed, for the farmer to have a guarantee a for marketing. Kenyans do bitterly
complain about the Kenyan income from a tax, which is poorly distributed through discriminaton. Few Kenyans are able to use
the Kenyan wealth, while millions of Kenyas live from hand to mouth. We Kenyans claim that Secondary School Board of
Governors should be real parents, and not a collection of puppets from any political corner.
We Kenyans have seen that employment in Kenya today is through corrupt means and the Government is still a witness. We
Kenyans would like prostitution to be licenced, so that a law similar to affiliation can be created to take care of children outstide
marriage. Kenyans demand that the national cake be shared without tribal discrimination; thus no political party should be
responsible for sharing relief food as a campaign tool.
Kenyans demand that freedom fighters need to be recognized and rewarded.
The game reserves are too large and land can be given to them and to the landless. Kenyans demand that employees who steal
or misappropriate public property should be proccuted. Kenyans of today find it logical for the Kenyan currency to have a
symbol which is memorial rather than one this another the other year according to the Presidents. E.g. Mount Kenya can serve
as an example in the Kenyan currency.
Kenyans ask for a ‘one man one job policy, as a strategy to create job opportunities. Kenyans demand that retirees of Kenya
should be given their pension benefits in the shortest time possible, to avoid sudden inflation at the family level. Kenyans
demand that the Presidential powers should be reduced.
The President should not be the Chancellor of all universities. He should not be responsible for appointing the Attorney
General, Chief Judges, Permanent Secretaries, PCs, and Ambassadors. The President should not behave like an employer in
senior posts e.g. Kenya Magistrates and Judges need to elect the Attorney General Thank you.
Com. Lenaola: Wait - Ngoja kidogo. Tungetaka ufafanue kidogo, kuna mambo hatukuelewa sana. Thank you Mr. Murungi
kwa maoni yako, na maoni ya watu wa location yenu. Sikuelewa sana mambo ya prostitution, ulisema iwe licenced kwa
sababu gani?
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