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FUNKY wrote:Njunge wrote:Realtreaty wrote:President Uhuru should take lead in ensuring Mumias and other sugar companies that are majority Govt owned have strict board appointees while Govt appointee should strictly follow the rules of govt to help create employment and make money.
They should be forced to have quarterly reports
I would agree to some extent but as it is, the gaament does not have full control over who becomes a board. Even then, the current gaament appointed board members at Mumias are totally clueless and are partly to blame for the mess there. I still hold that Western politicians would have saved MSc, unfortunately, they speak not one language while a majority are deep in the pockets of Rai.... This being the case and it's well known by Uhuru, who is he to care? You mean kabras is the reason for downfall of mumias? Not just Mumias, virtually all state owned sugar industries and all this is the work of that crook Rai. It's also not a secret Tha arap ma~land is no far from there. To what end and how did Rai do it? For starters, almost all sugar mills have their own nucleus estate. It was a prerequisite to have own estate before establishing a factory. Besides the estate, the various firms had contracted farmers around their mills and areas were zoned in a way to avoid conflict between mills. The sugar mills had contracts with the farmers but somewhere along, zoning was scrapped and Rai with his deep pockets invaded contracted farmers with cash. The poor farmers trashed the contracts and sold their cane to Rai. Today, farmers owe government owned mills several billions in unfulfilled contracts. Besides, the canny Rai did not stop there. He has established mills around gaament owned mills with a view of killing them off and then buy their estates and mills for a song. This besides establishing weigh bridges and cane buying centre's at the doorsteps of gaament owned mills. The script is so well done that I highly doubt any of the mills will survive that mukora onslaught. It's Panpaper season 2.
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