Politics
Reforms are on track, says Raila
Posted Monday, November 2 2009 at 22:00
Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Monday reiterated that the Grand Coalition government was committed to instituting reforms.
He said the changes would target the police force and the judiciary.
“The reforms in the police force will make the officers servants, with the role of guarding wananchi and their property instead of being their bosses to conduct raids and harass people,” he said.
Mr Odinga added that the registration of voters would kick off soon.
Correct wrongs
Lands Minister James Orengo said constitutional reforms were necessary to correct the wrongs that had been committed over time.
He added that the government was presently being run in an open manner and that ministers had the freedom to speak out on the ills committed by their colleagues.
The two were speaking at Got Kwer Calvary in Migori District, the headquarters of the Legio Maria Church, during fundraising in aid of the construction of a mausoleum for the sect’s founder, Melkio Ondeto.
Public Service minister Dalmas Otieno asked the Ministry of Heritage to consider gazetting the mausoleum.
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Submitted by yesuwanguPosted November 03, 2009 09:03 AM
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Submitted by chesireken
James Orengo perfects in playing politics and tagging Raila's court. When he talks of "constitutional reforms were necessary to correct the wrongs that had been committed over time" isn't he one of those dragging his feet on reforms? Lands reforms is part of the pending Agenda 4 and Orengo is telling others of carrying out reforms. Orengo perfects blame poltics and he can't see big log in his own eye
Posted November 03, 2009 07:01 AM -
Submitted by wellconnected
had we not heard this once before this before? We may be dumb but we don't forget!
Posted November 03, 2009 04:12 AM
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legio maria is sect at war with its self.gazetting its leader does not make sence better gazzette,Achien Oneko.masinde muliro.and many veterans of indipendence