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Rankaz13
#11 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 9:21:37 PM
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Ngong wrote:
Kama mshahara ni mbaya na nyumba,I keep asking myself why stay?Have you ever seen a policeman/woman who just quit that force to do other better things?
I have seen many military!


Eeh...mboss, there's the small matter of grades...
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Rankaz13
#12 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 9:31:40 PM
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washiku wrote:
But this may not be this way for long

1. A police housing project on course

2. Police Insurance in place come July.

3. A massive police communication system being set up by Safaricom.

4. Police Stations being supplied with vehicles. Some county governments too have come to their rescue on vehicles issue.

5. Police salaries and allowances have been improved, albeit slightly as they had been promised.

6. More police recruited. About 7000 this year.

If this trend continues, then things might be better for their welfare. They should also "pay back" by offering better services.


On that matter, I hope they'll consider both Life Insurance as well as medical insurance. I once had to follow up some payments at the ministry of labor and noticed at the time, most of the claims for payment/compensation under the then workmen's compensation policy came from policemen for various reasons such as getting shot while on duty, etc. Seeing some of them struggle to follow their compensation I couldn't help but wonder: Is this the best the best this country can do for the men and women who put their lives on the line for us?
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KulaRaha
#13 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 9:33:57 PM
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washiku wrote:
But this may not be this way for long

1. A police housing project on course

2. Police Insurance in place come July.

3. A massive police communication system being set up by Safaricom.

4. Police Stations being supplied with vehicles. Some county governments too have come to their rescue on vehicles issue.

5. Police salaries and allowances have been improved, albeit slightly as they had been promised.

6. More police recruited. About 7000 this year.

If this trend continues, then things might be better for their welfare. They should also "pay back" by offering better services.


Better services from dropouts?

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Mukiri
#14 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 9:37:04 PM
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Corrupton is a terrible thing! If we had a priorities right, all the prisoners from way mbefo, to date should have built our officers beautiful housing. Instead of eating free food and enhancing the spread of HIV with under utilization.

If Chinese prisoners can be flown in to make our roads, sembuse wetu?

Proverbs 19:21
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Rankaz13
#15 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 9:46:27 PM
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Mukiri wrote:
Corrupton is a terrible thing! If we had a priorities right, all the prisoners from way mbefo, to date should have built our officers beautiful housing. Instead of eating free food and enhancing the spread of HIV with under utilization.

If Chinese prisoners can be flown in to make our roads, sembuse wetu?


I like that idea Applause Applause Applause
Always beats me why gov't offices bother to buy furniture whereas prisons are way capable of making superior products. Wafanye kazi hata na wao wapewe hiyo pesa.
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kiash
#16 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 10:20:33 PM
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Ready to work? I guess very few. Last time i was home i was stopped and taken to central for blocking traffic. I tried saying i was following the traffic lights and the officer actually insulted me laughing with his colleagues ati sikia huyu mjinga anasema ati anafuata mataa . Mataa imewekwa juzi na chinese kwani ulienda shule gani . If i had the power at that particular time i could have done the lari mp thing on the guy. I went and paid some 2k coz the guy told me i would be taken to court and pay a fine of 25k. So hata wakilalia ngunia walalie.
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alma
#17 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 10:32:21 PM
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Probably living in those conditions is God repaying them from harrasing Kenyans.
Jose: If I make it through this thug life, I'll see you one day. The Lord is the only way to stop the hurt.
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KulaRaha
#18 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 10:34:20 PM
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alma wrote:
Probably living in those conditions is God repaying them from harrasing from Kenyans.


Amen!
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Mukiri
#19 Posted : Saturday, May 17, 2014 11:38:17 PM
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kiash wrote:
Ready to work? I guess very few. Last time i was home i was stopped and taken to central for blocking traffic. I tried saying i was following the traffic lights and the officer actually insulted me laughing with his colleagues ati sikia huyu mjinga anasema ati anafuata mataa . Mataa imewekwa juzi na chinese kwani ulienda shule gani . If i had the power at that particular time i could have done the lari mp thing on the guy. I went and paid some 2k coz the guy told me i would be taken to court and pay a fine of 25k. So hata wakilalia ngunia walalie.

Shame on you!

Proverbs 19:21
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Coolio
#20 Posted : Sunday, May 18, 2014 7:12:17 AM
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Mukiri wrote:
kiash wrote:
Ready to work? I guess very few. Last time i was home i was stopped and taken to central for blocking traffic. I tried saying i was following the traffic lights and the officer actually insulted me laughing with his colleagues ati sikia huyu mjinga anasema ati anafuata mataa . Mataa imewekwa juzi na chinese kwani ulienda shule gani . If i had the power at that particular time i could have done the lari mp thing on the guy. I went and paid some 2k coz the guy told me i would be taken to court and pay a fine of 25k. So hata wakilalia ngunia walalie.

Shame on you!

Haiya!!!!!!
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