we should look at this as a business opportunity...
Any ideas on how we can get a piece of the cake

That is my beef with them!! They have been using hired vehicles.They prefer BUYING new ones this time round.
My question is,why pump billions into buying new vehicles for a short term project.I say short term cz these vehicles will not be in the same condition come 2018.ie if they will even be there. It's just a scandal in the making.


from a poster.

And here I was thinking that this was an E-Election!!

if you got a good tshirt, caps, bags printing business you should be roaring with profits this election season ! just try to quote a low price than the competitor and have superior material .

Kenya’s poll among world’s most expensive
http://www.standardmedia...e/?articleID=2000057945

If a budget of Sh35 billion were approved, it would work out to some $10 per person and a whopping $23 per voter.

When Nicaragua went to the polls in 1990 in the wake of the brutal Sandinista regime, it spent $11.8 per voter.

Angola spent $22 a voter in 1992 in the first elections after a 17-year civil

Liberia ($6.1)

El Salvador ($4.1)

much of the cost went to peacekeeping operations.
“Low costs of about $1 to $3 per voter are common in the United States and most of Western Europe,”

“A number of nations around the world also report low costs, including Benin ($1.6), Botswana ($2.7), Ghana ($0.7) and Senegal ($1.2) in Africa.”

We can't even afford it! that is the sad part.
Richer countries spend less but here we are as usual trying to reach out to what we cant afford.
Even the excuses given aren't good enough cz we aren't that unique.

This is what will happen,We will be forced go begging for funds and the donors will determine how the elections will go.
The vote is already cast!


I feel very sad for this Nation