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The Cheek, Has BBI Thrown Out Vision 2030?

Question

One of the root causes of persistent conflicts in our country is the emotive land question, including historical land injustices, which the National Land Commission has not concluded to date.

How does the BBI propose to address historical land injustices wherever it may have occurred within the republic?

By Gregory Ngeiywa, Kitale

Answer By BBI Joint Secretary, Paul Mwangi

There will never be enough land and as the population grows the problem will get worse.

Pressure on land will not ease and demands for redistribution will never end if the economy does not expand.

We at BBI, therefore, said that we need to bake a bigger cake that will remove the scarcity that makes people unable to move away from competition for resources often expressed as historical land injustices.

To do so, we have placed a mandatory obligation on the State to make promoting the economy an essential duty of all organs through a new article in the Constitution entitled ‘Economy and shared prosperity’.

We have followed this up with numerous legislative, policy, and administrative measures that will create wealth and employment opportunities.

Source Link: https://nation.africa/ke...e-number-of-mps--3016078

10 burning issues to make or break BBI

1. A prime minister, two deputies appointed by the President

2. Extra members of Parliament

3. Scrapping of woman representative seat and how to achieve two-thirds gender rule

4. Judiciary ombudsman

5. The Kenya Police Council

6. Governorship candidates to appoint running mates of opposite gender

7. Political parties to nominate electoral commissioners

8. Resource allocation (equitable share)

9. Senate powers

10. Health commission

For a clear and concise articulation of these ten sticking points, visit The Nation Article Headed: 10 burning issues to make or break BBI dated Tuesday, November 17, 2020 By Alex Ndegwa.

Link: The Daily Nation (Prime) https://nation.africa/ke...ake-or-break-bbi-3023484

Is Uhuru under duress? He has been behaving like a very small toothless man of late. Hakuna msimamo

They stopped operations long time ago and Posta is in serious debts. Irony is that they were among the first vendors Safcom approcahed to be super agents but they declined. Today they would be the Mshawari.

Is the ground too hostile? Kenyans are a pissed off lot you know.
Didn't the same politicians hold rallies to beef up support for this snaky thing without a covid care in the world when the no were escalating?
Now is the time for them go to where the people are,set camp and collect signatures.

By the way we know that Itapita tu if the govt decides to.