So he is reporting Uhunye to us.Anataka tufanye nini?




seems visiting day has arrived. Lakini wadau wa sheria, you mean the President has no veto powers on JSC nominations? That he is to blindly just sign off whoever they put forward? where are the checks and balances on the JSC? On this, I daresay, the drafters of the constitution erred. The manner in which bills from parliament can be returned by the president for amendments with good reasons is what should have been envisioned in the constitution on JSC nominations. But until a constitutional amendment is effected on this clause, Uhuru's hands are tied.

2) The Commission shall consist of -

(a) the Chief Justice, who shall be the chairperson of the Commission;
(b) one Supreme Court judge elected by the judges of the Supreme Court;
(c) one Court of Appeal judge elected by the judges of the Court of Appeal;
(d) one High Court judge and one magistrate, one a woman and one a man, elected by the members of the association of judges and magistrates;
(e) the Attorney-General;
(f) two advocates, one a woman and one a man, each of whom has at least fifteen years’ experience, elected by the members of the statutory body responsible for the professional regulation of advocates;
(g) one person nominated by the Public Service Commission; and
(h) one woman and one man to represent the public, not being lawyers, appointed by the President with the approval of the National Assembly.

The CJ is the "President" of the Supreme Court. He can swear the 41 judges like baba did to himself. Waiting for Uhuru to act is too far fetched.

Oumarou Moumouni Ali, the owner of the controversial Kiza Lounge in Nairobi’s Kilimani suburb, is free to return to Nairobi, nearly a year after he was deported over allegations of international crime links.

High Court Judge James Makau has ruled that Mr Ali is a diplomat and is therefore immune to arrest and deportation in the manner done last year.

The judge also warned Inspector-General of Police Hillary Mutyambai against violations of the law by his officers, arguing that his verdict should be a reminder that the courts will intervene.

“From the above, it should be a reminder to the Inspector-General of Police that this court will not tire in reminding (him) that the Constitution of Kenya is the supreme law. It has life and it has teeth.

Intelligence reports shared with the Immigration Department indicated that Mr Ali is part of an international drug ring that launders part of its ill-gotten wealth in Kenya using establishments like Kiza Lounge.

The businessman was bundled into a Niamey-bound plane on August 22, 2019.

And 11 days after his deportation, Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i declared the Nigerien a prohibited immigrant, shutting the door on a possible return.

At the time of deportation, Mr Ali had applied for Kenyan citizenship but told the High Court that his requests for a work permit extension and Kenyan citizenship are yet to be responded to.

One month after his deportation, the High Court ordered the closure of Kiza Lounge and its Galana Plaza neighbour, B Club, following a separate court petition by Kilimani residents who argued that the establishments were violating noise pollution laws in a residential area.

The Interior Ministry and the Immigration Department argued that they have a right to expel any unwanted individuals involved in money laundering and other transnational crimes that are contrary to Kenya’s national security.

The dying DONKEY.
Nobody listens to this dying Donkey
REVIST is the KEY WORD that will be used on MARAGA today
What you do unto others will be done unto you!!!!

He is the one who messed up the common man in the first place be disowning the first elections (with no evidence) and ordering a very expensive repeat elections.(80 billion)

Don't be too quick to judge the old man. Remember he is currently engaged in a fight against the deep state. Forging a Birth Certificate in +254 is as easy as drinking water.

The elephant in the room is, if the kid was born in 2014, WHY THE DRAMA NOW?