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Tourism, being a major economic contributer, the ministry should look into the expansion and potential <strong>of</strong> marketing it, with<br />

ideas from the youth.<br />

We hope the government can be able to empower youth in governance issues, since the youth are very active. We want to be<br />

involved now, not later, because late on, it is going to be hard for us to fit into the shoes, which we have not planned for.<br />

Joan Richardson: Children; This low class estate, for example Ziwani, Kaloleni, would like the <strong>commission</strong>ers to at least talk<br />

to the government to bring organizations like FIDA, give them more power and what they need to come to places like this and<br />

be able to meet different kind <strong>of</strong> people, especially the women.<br />

Child abuse in areas like ours happen everyday and no one wants to talk about it because it is ashaming, leave alone to tell a<br />

woman who’s child has been abused to go to the police station to report. This is because they are shy and do not have much<br />

money to follow up the case.<br />

Offices like FIDA, Women can go and talk to them freely without being ashamed.<br />

The government should not have much power as it has right now, the power should be on the people, because; let us say for<br />

instance, we know the police force is very corrupt. People can use friends in the police force to frustrate other people.<br />

Interrruption: (Inaudible)<br />

Joan Richardson: Sometimes, the children arre being abused by the fathers. We used to think that only little girls are abused,<br />

but we found out that even the boys are being abused, maybe by neighbours, who can bribe the police to stop the case.<br />

However, if we have organizations like FIDA, who can follow up the case and the parents are not ashamed to report the case,<br />

it will really help.<br />

Joseph Karanja: If the government is serious in changing the <strong>constitution</strong>, it should have published <strong>constitution</strong>al booklets for<br />

the sake <strong>of</strong> the common person who does not know about the <strong>constitution</strong>.<br />

The government should stop wasting the taxpayer’s money, with this <strong>commission</strong> because we have experienced many<br />

<strong>commission</strong>s that have been misusing our money, i.e tax payer’s money and the results <strong>of</strong> the <strong>commission</strong> are left in the <strong>of</strong>fice<br />

cabinets. Example, the bombololou <strong>commission</strong> <strong>of</strong> inquiry and the David Koech <strong>commission</strong> <strong>of</strong> education, which was never<br />

implemented<br />

Lastly, I have a question, which needs not to be answered directly. Is this country run by an executive president or by the<br />

<strong>commission</strong>s <strong>of</strong> inquiry

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