Im struggling to pin-point anything that Grand Coalition did better than Jubilee, please help.............

ok think I got one:

1. Allowing everybody to eat- Not good enough though, since the Jubilee has done so well with devolution, and there are more Kenyans EATING than the GC govt where only Kajwang, Kimunya and fellow goons were eating.

2.

Go to post 1 and address what I have posted there. I know it is very hard for you to be objective when you are filled with hate. There is nothing you have said so far.

Tunangoja 2pm gang wakusaidie. Siku hizi hawa vijana huchelewa sana.

Or simply put the word Raila in your heading and they will help you out.

My personal opinion:

Achievements
1. Lands ministry= On course
2. Immigration Department= Not sure what is happening
3. Health sector= On course
4. Better equipped police service (has insecurity really gotten worse?)= Well done, On course
5. Increased CDF allocations= Well done, On course


New
1. Devolution= On course, well done
2. Seperation of powers= On course
3.

Inherited
1. Terrorism= Poor. Can do better
2. Tribalism = Poor. Can do better(Perception is key here)
3. Anglo leasing= Poor. Could have done better. I didn't agree with the payment, though I am not sure whether there was any other option. But I didn't see effort from AG just as President said. No culprit yet has been seriously called to answer.
4. Corruption= Poor. No serious action yet, even after President admitted he knew the crooks. All that was done was transfer.
5.

So far, I would give them a 5/10. Its also too early to feel the real results, thus its a bit harsh to measure them on some things. I compare with Kibaki's 1st year and the feeling is more or less the same. ie High expectations not met yet, thus perception remains they have done poorly.

I am deliberately harsh on their security part coz given the seriousness that was shown with the CORD rally, it shows that if there was enough good will we can do better even with the current resources. We only need a third of the numbers that were in Nai on that day to sort out Lamu. Security is close to my heart coz its a matter of death and life. I am yet to see a more painful thing than a family saying goodbye forever to a loved one who goes through circumstances that can be avoided.

On economy, its generally stable and that is fine for investment. Some key projects are on course Eg JKIA, Railway, roads, power etc. Their effects will be felt in three years so its still a bit early.

On achievements above, you realize I have given them "On course" rating. These are areas that are generally doing well but whose effects will only be felt once the projects/processes are finalized.

I hope Jubilee will not think they are doing better yet, there is so so much to be done. In fact, even Ruto admitted recently they have only achieved about 60% of what they promised to do.

Am also cognizant of the fact that change and development is not an instant coffee moment, but there are quick wins that can be achieved through Rapid Results Initiatives.