this guy never learns... why put yourself on the spot again... but again what do we expect from politicians

Kimunya is a practical man.
I was glad that he saved us the shenanigans and convolutions that the matter was beginning to attract.
This would have held us back till kingdom come. Now the Qattar Hotel and associated developments can start in earnest.
We need the dollars.
We need more practical people like Kimunya to get things moving - as the busybodies continue burning the midnight oil, plotting on how to derail us.

Look at the confusion at the TJRC for example - accusations and counter accusations.
We are stuck.

On the KAA matter, it would have got worse if fellows had decided to go to court as this would keep us in abeyance for years.

The kwale Tiomin project was held captive by this kind of games to a point where the investor began getting fatigued.
And by the way, Anyang Nyongo did the same, nay worse, and didnt attract this kind of comments.
"Doubling the standards"!

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@B.Timer. do two wrongs make a right?...or I just am matter of saying anything to look different...

Do you know its your taxes being wasted ...or you dont pay taxes...

if you are decisive, you are arrogant. if you are indecisive, you are a fence sitter and weak leader.

@Niando
Yours is a legitimate concern though not necessarily hinged on hard facts.

As far as I can recollect, Parliment never passed a resolution to have the matter of appointing a KAA ceo readvertised.

You might be confusing the house committe's position, which remains a mere observation till adopted by the house.

We wouldnt know which way the house would go when/if the matter is brought to the floor.

Take heart, the draft constitution is a tad too stringent on the Executive as pertains such appointments.
Being a constitutional requirement no president can ignore it.