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4 thoughts on ““Watu Lazima Wakufe Kiasi”: Hate Speech or Freedom of Expression?

  1. To say watu ni lazima wakufe kiasi has got nothing to do with hate speech. In Kenya watu walikufa Kenya ikapata uhuru . .Uhuru government must be removed from power Kenyans should not allow Uhuru to kill freedom of speech.

  2. This cannot be accepted Moses Kuria was not arrested when he vomitted hate speech and telling Kikuyus to use pangas and cut whoever opposing Uhuru Kenyatta and NYS.
    Kenyans must stand up and defend hon; Aladwa because this is selective justice. Uhuru is putting his kikuyu folks in a very dangerous situation.

  3. Raila must be the most powerful Kenyan. His names can get one arrested. This Jubilee jinga serikali should apply equal justice to all. Moses Kuria was never arrested in July when he ordered his Gatundu NYS to slash people with pangas. He even said they were his militia group.

  4. UHURU in scandal involving a youth! This has been happening at State House since 2014

    Oct 24, 2015

    Friday October 23, 2015 – President Uhuru Kenyatta’s State House is on the spot again for ‘conning’ a poor young man through a tender.

    A Nairobi based contractor by the name Menelik Makonnen has claimed that State House has refused to pay him his sh 40 million from a construction project.

    Makonnen, through his company NASCA Construction, which won the Pures Village Project tender, constructed a sh 90 million children’s hostel at State House and until today, State House has declined to settle him in full.

    The contractor revealed how State House forced them to do the project that was not in the original plan and which required more money than the one they were contracted to do.

    “We were ready to start constructing a boys’ hostel when the project manager later said that we construct a girls’ hostel with two blocks and 14 rooms on both sides with a new design contrary to the ones submitted in the tender” said Menelik.

    He also revealed how State House has been taking him in circles whenever he demands for his payments.

    “Initially, I was not aware that there is a certificate we must fill so that we can be paid on a monthly basis. I therefore made an application for Sh16 million and Sh14 million was approved, but we only received Sh12 million,” said Makonnen.

    “When we applied for the sixth certificate for Sh10 million, we did not receive any payment on grounds that we were behind schedule,” he added.

    His efforts to meet President Uhuru and First Lady Margret Kenyatta in person to demand for this payment has borne no fruits as no one wants to see him.

    “It has been a painful experience because suppliers have been using police and even detectives to intimidate me, but it is not my fault. My efforts even to meet the President and the First Lady, who were impressed by my previous work, have been totally blocked. We have sent several letters and emails but have not received any response” said Makonnen.

    This comes even as Uhuru ordered on Mashujaa Day that all tenders executed by youths be paid within two weeks and it now remains to be seen if Menelik will benefit from this directive.

    The Kenyan DAILY POST

    DAILY POST

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