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maka
#51 Posted : Monday, September 30, 2013 6:53:41 PM
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ZZE123 wrote:
Bigchick wrote:
I stand to be counted on the side of Washiku that contributions are normally done when a colleague has an event i.e happy/sad.

Its not because the family is not able but rather a sign of solidarity and also as Mawinder puts it "a tradition"

Am sure even the company where the Watchies work there could be a list going round for the same.

For me, my only concern is quoting the amount.But then again I have no clue how their welfare works.

Unfortunately the same "siasa" going on here in Wazua is what I see in work places.When the big shot has an issue watu wanasema yeye ako na pesa so wanachanga ya nini.When a juniour has an issue they are all over with the list for contributions and wanting the boss to changa more than the rest.

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simonkabz
#52 Posted : Monday, September 30, 2013 8:10:05 PM
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Pathetic Nkt!!
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Magigi
#53 Posted : Monday, September 30, 2013 10:21:17 PM
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Stumbled on this... https://www.facebook.com/ForeignOfficeKE?fref=ts

PRESS STATEMENT ON 30TH SEPTEMBER 2013 FROM THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE CONCERNING ALLEGED FORCED CONTRIBUTION FOR THE LATE MBUGUA MWANGI, SON OF AMB.CATHERINE MWANGI.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade is gravely concerned about information circulating in the social media and published by the Star Newspaper today regarding alleged forces contributions by our envoys following the unfortunate demise of the son of one of our staff, Amb. Catherine Mwangi.

While we consider unfortunate such sensitization of a tradition that exists in any organization whenever a staff member is bereaved, i wish to set the record right about the purpose and meaning of the Internal Memo that has widely been circulated.

On 26th September 2013, Senior Staff of the Ministry, including the Cabinet Secretary, Principal Secretary,11 Ambassadors, who are also Heads of Departments, and 12 other Heads of Departments, made a decision to visit Amb. Mwangi at her house and condole with her as a colleague. As is our tradition in the Ministry, the 25 of us pledged to support Amb.Mwangi during this time of mourning. All those present at that meeting voluntarily pledged to support the family. The whole group led by our Cabinet Secretary then visited Amb. Mwangi at her house.

On Friday 27th September 2013 my office in an effort to remind the 25 Heads of Departments who had participated in the meeting to honour their pledges did an Internal Memo that regrettably and erroneously was sent to all Missions and Staff. That Memo has since been officially withdrawn and matters clarified to our envoys and staff. Further, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade will respect the wishes of the family of Amb. Mwangi that all contributions made in this regard be directed to the Kenya Red Cross.

We apologize to the family of Amb. Mwangi for any embarrassment that this turn of events may have caused them and reassure them and to the families of all those affected by the terrorist attack, that we shall stand by them during this difficult time of mourning of their loved one.

DR. (ENG) KARANJA KIBICHO, CBS
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
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Mr. Sulu
#54 Posted : Monday, September 30, 2013 11:28:55 PM
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Magigi wrote:
Stumbled on this... https://www.facebook.com/ForeignOfficeKE?fref=ts

PRESS STATEMENT ON 30TH SEPTEMBER 2013 FROM THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE CONCERNING ALLEGED FORCED CONTRIBUTION FOR THE LATE MBUGUA MWANGI, SON OF AMB.CATHERINE MWANGI.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade is gravely concerned about information circulating in the social media and published by the Star Newspaper today regarding alleged forces contributions by our envoys following the unfortunate demise of the son of one of our staff, Amb. Catherine Mwangi.

While we consider unfortunate such sensitization of a tradition that exists in any organization whenever a staff member is bereaved, i wish to set the record right about the purpose and meaning of the Internal Memo that has widely been circulated.

On 26th September 2013, Senior Staff of the Ministry, including the Cabinet Secretary, Principal Secretary,11 Ambassadors, who are also Heads of Departments, and 12 other Heads of Departments, made a decision to visit Amb. Mwangi at her house and condole with her as a colleague. As is our tradition in the Ministry, the 25 of us pledged to support Amb.Mwangi during this time of mourning. All those present at that meeting voluntarily pledged to support the family. The whole group led by our Cabinet Secretary then visited Amb. Mwangi at her house.

On Friday 27th September 2013 my office in an effort to remind the 25 Heads of Departments who had participated in the meeting to honour their pledges did an Internal Memo that regrettably and erroneously was sent to all Missions and Staff. That Memo has since been officially withdrawn and matters clarified to our envoys and staff. Further, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade will respect the wishes of the family of Amb. Mwangi that all contributions made in this regard be directed to the Kenya Red Cross.

We apologize to the family of Amb. Mwangi for any embarrassment that this turn of events may have caused them and reassure them and to the families of all those affected by the terrorist attack, that we shall stand by them during this difficult time of mourning of their loved one.

DR. (ENG) KARANJA KIBICHO, CBS
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY

An apology is in order from the ps. I hope the wazuans who were defending the memo follow suit. Having said that, even if the memo is withdrawn, who will take thir money back after coercion to make contributions to a funeral.
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Tokyo
#55 Posted : Tuesday, October 01, 2013 2:04:47 AM
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I understand the Diplomat son died. No ? Yes? As per the diplomatic staff norm, they do contribute when one of them is affected. What's so hard to understand ? or just the normal fuss
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McReggae
#56 Posted : Tuesday, October 01, 2013 9:18:06 AM
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Tokyo wrote:
I understand the Diplomat son died. No ? Yes? As per the diplomatic staff norm, they do contribute when one of them is affected. What's so hard to understand ? or just the normal fuss


Si usome the apology above (which only came because this thing leakeed to the social media)
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maka
#57 Posted : Tuesday, October 01, 2013 9:22:30 AM
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McReggae wrote:
Tokyo wrote:
I understand the Diplomat son died. No ? Yes? As per the diplomatic staff norm, they do contribute when one of them is affected. What's so hard to understand ? or just the normal fuss


Si usome the apology above (which only came because this thing leakeed to the social media)


What if the letter dint leak...would all that money have been remitted to the family...
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Bigchick
#58 Posted : Tuesday, October 01, 2013 9:33:18 AM
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maka wrote:
McReggae wrote:
Tokyo wrote:
I understand the Diplomat son died. No ? Yes? As per the diplomatic staff norm, they do contribute when one of them is affected. What's so hard to understand ? or just the normal fuss


Si usome the apology above (which only came because this thing leakeed to the social media)


What if the letter dint leak...would all that money have been remitted to the family...



Yes it would have been remitted to the family because that os what it was meant for.I honestly see nothing wrong.
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ZZE123
#59 Posted : Tuesday, October 01, 2013 9:43:42 AM
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Bigchick wrote:
maka wrote:
McReggae wrote:
Tokyo wrote:
I understand the Diplomat son died. No ? Yes? As per the diplomatic staff norm, they do contribute when one of them is affected. What's so hard to understand ? or just the normal fuss

Si usome the apology above (which only came because this thing leakeed to the social media)

What if the letter dint leak...would all that money have been remitted to the family...

Yes it would have been remitted to the family because that os what it was meant for.I honestly see nothing wrong.

The thing that is wrong is to make the contributions compulsory and to dictate the amount of the contributions.
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sheri
#60 Posted : Tuesday, October 01, 2013 9:45:41 AM
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Bigchick wrote:
I stand to be counted on the side of Washiku that contributions are normally done when a colleague has an event i.e happy/sad.

Its not because the family is not able but rather a sign of solidarity and also as Mawinder puts it "a tradition"

Am sure even the company where the Watchies work there could be a list going round for the same.

For me, my only concern is quoting the amount.But then again I have no clue how their welfare works.

Unfortunately the same "siasa" going on here in Wazua is what I see in work places.When the big shot has an issue watu wanasema yeye ako na pesa so wanachanga ya nini.When a juniour has an issue they are all over with the list for contributions and wanting the boss to changa more than the rest.












@Bigchick kwani we work at the same place ha! ha!
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