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Maize chiefs sacked as food crisis drags on
Minister for Agriculture William Ruto at a previous function. PHOTO/ Liz Muthoni
Posted Monday, January 26 2009 at 22:13
The maize was then sold to brokers, among them politicians, at Sh1,750. They sold the same maize to millers at Sh2,600.
Some are said to have exported the maize to Southern Sudan.
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Submitted by mzeemojaPosted January 27, 2009 08:17 PM
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Submitted by gathoni
He should have taken responsibility, since he heads this ministry because all this scandals happened with the ministry under his commando.
Posted January 27, 2009 08:17 PM -
Submitted by Kabird
How come no MP's or minister are sacked or voluntarily quits? Only in Kenya that wrong doing is an initiation to who is who club? Those involved in those shady deals should be in jail by now. It's saddening to know that our government arms are incapable of protecting the needs of common mwananchi
Posted January 27, 2009 04:58 PM -
Submitted by Ness
So Hon. Ruto who was the boss at NCPB? was it not the MD do you prune a tree which has withered or cut it?? There is more than meet the eye. Hon. Ruto stop taking us in circles..........
Posted January 27, 2009 04:11 PM -
Submitted by tuwa
the government should also go for the brokers who posed as millers to fleece kenyans. the firing of top managers will only be real if they leave office. thet might choose to remain put and seek help from their gofahers. afterall the public already thinks they are out.
Posted January 27, 2009 02:56 PM
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To Ruto, people dying of hunger is nothing and he cares little. Only he thinks Kenyans can't read between the lines. He's denying the obvious just like during the PEV.