good points, also if the government is poor to a level it can not afford the same, I don't think they will be in a position to maintain the same.

But we just do such to be seen and also to feel good, deep down I don't think we really care about those kids. Otherwise we would all be stripping in the streets and camping day and night at KNH calling for change.

To each their own, it makes some of us feel good, charity to us is a high, a cloud 9 we love getting to every now and then. We steal public resources only to give back and then to steal the same again.

typical kenyan thinking, the rich dude is safe, you can trust them, either way they are rich they can not steal.
But don't trust that poor man.

Whats the problem questioning the process, an understanding of how knh runs would be a good first step.

2:15 "you can not question, you can not ask ubongo aliokupa mungu ..."

I thought we had a thread about KNH a few days ago.

The doctors here will tell you the problem is not the equipment, it is the very people who are just about to get 20m tax free money to buy equipment that my taxes are paying for. Something they have never done.

I think it was a noble cause, but as other rich people have found out, its better to start a foundation and deal with one patient at a time to deal with these issues.

A better thing would have been for Kageni to canvas the populace to demand better services as he collects the cash for individual needs.

I think they bit more than they can chew and that equipment will gather cockroaches before he has finished his next marriage bashing program.

I hate agreeing with Mawinder but on this one he's absolutely correct.

The only people who gained in this are Maina Kageni and the Radio Africa. Not those kids.

According to him and the fellows who sent the cash, the problem with health in Kenya is buying equipment. Once we all changa 10 bob via mpesa paybill, KNH shall be a lovely organisation.

I disagree.

Note: I did not send so you can throw your rocks if you wish. I help but don't participate in publicity stunts.

now he can continue slandering the marriage institution in peace.hii PR anafanya haitamsaidia!

Good work Maina. It takes the courage of one man to bring positive change.

Maina is the quack who thinks prescribing a 20m panadol will cure the figurative cancer bedevilling this country. All is not lost, however. If he could organise another fund raiser for the corrupt officials and his friends chip in like they have done, these officials will eat that cash collected instead of public funds and perhaps spare the country and let the citizens get their taxes worth.

Maina kageni should not have swindled us.To date he is yet to account for the money.

It is foolish to give your hard earned money to some one you don't trust!

Americans donate to you poor people, why do you think there are homeless people back there, because they have a brain to know that that's the role of the government whom they pay their taxes to, of which should be used for such.

But I understand the middle class chaps, copy anything west with very little understanding of the same, then go the hashtags way to brag to all the good work they are doing.

efitense?