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parliamentary nomination. To caution them from the disadvantages they get from the electro process we have. May be is not<br />
that have I completed but because I am handling it in you willread it.<br />
Com. Ibrahim Lethome We will read it thoroughly and we will understand the point you have mentioned. Councillor.<br />
Councillor: Okay thank you.<br />
Com. Ibrahim Lethome No question for you councillor. Charles Koine, Nathan Ngatia John, Bondeni Ctholic Church,<br />
are they there. Bondeni Primary School. John Murigi Macharia. Johnstone Muchina, okay please come forward. give us<br />
you names. Speak to the microphone.<br />
Johnstone Gathenge Muchina: My names is Johnstone Gathenge Muchina I am farmer from mwenje. I want to give a<br />
few ideas about the politicians. About the explanation in our republic. The constitute should be made ina manner tht it<br />
should have some sort <strong>of</strong> . I mean like. The <strong>constitution</strong> should see the taxation we have in <strong>kenya</strong> it is so highthat people can<br />
never get their ownfood. If omoan be sold so high that you cannot even buy. After we sell the maize so cheaply. But when<br />
they bring it to the unga, we buyit so expensively because 2kgs <strong>of</strong> packed unga can be like 40/= and that is 40 x 45 I don’t<br />
know how much it goes, and yousee now that one bag <strong>of</strong> maize can cost more than 1000 when I am buying. But wheni am<br />
selling it. I will sell at 400/= so the <strong>constitution</strong> should be put in a manner that to see we farmers to be helped about this<br />
taxations. We produce but we are highly taxed for the goods we produce and we don’t get (inaudible)<br />
About the traditional ethics. We used to have like tradition beers and that kind <strong>of</strong> , now this system has been changed that<br />
we get local brew from Nairobi. If the <strong>constitution</strong> can work it better is that we can be allowedc to use our own millets and<br />
mbocho and stuffs that we can make the brews other than them making it Nairobi when they bring the stuffs here for us to<br />
consume.<br />
The forests used to be managed by people employed by the forest department. Today they don’t do it. they are no people<br />
working for the forest. It is only clearing the forests and no planting. That’s why we farmers have been very much affected<br />
because <strong>of</strong> shortages <strong>of</strong> rain. For we don’t have forests. And I don’t see how my five acres I will plant. Lets say, like now<br />
we have above 50 tres in your 5 acres. That one will not make food if the main forest is cleared. That is we are not getting<br />
rain. Now this is july. It is supposed to be raining there is no rain because <strong>of</strong> this forests.<br />
Com. Ibrahim Lethome What do you recommend<br />
Mr. Muchina: I recommend thast the <strong>constitution</strong>al should be made in a manner that people will be put back to work in<br />
the forests. They should go back to work. They cultivate pieces <strong>of</strong> land and then palant trees and when those trees are