New TSC policy on transfers a big relief
TSC Acting CEO Evaleen Mitei.
Unattainable • President William Ruto can’t turn Kenya into a ‘Singapore’ while relying on Chinese products, and exporting labourers and househelps to the Middle East, says John Mukiri. “He now has a plan for building roads similar to the Nazi Germany autobahns of the 1930s. However, unlike Germany, there are no industries, and unemployment is at its peak.” His contact is [email protected].
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Impeachment • When Nairobi MCAs tried to impeach Governor Johnson Sakaja a few months ago, Prof Sam Chege recalls, President Ruto and the late ODM party leader, Raila Odinga, decisively intervened and saved him. Says he: “Now that Raila is gone forever, the city MCAs should revive the impeachment motion as Governor Sakaja appears sound asleep on the job.” His email address is [email protected].
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Good policy • The new Teachers Service Commission policy on transfers after promotions is a big relief, says Godfrey Mulwa. “Transfers after promotions have made many teachers shy away from seeking them. And those promoted and transferred suffer emotional stress, sometimes with the breaking up of families. A change is as good as a rest.” His contact is [email protected].
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Fuel price • What a relief as fuel prices have “remained unchanged for a while now, but equally surprising are the big discounts of up to Sh5 per litre” at some petrol stations in Nakuru, Njoro and Elburgon, W. Kimariech reports. He poses: “Are the stations listening to the ground or could Epra’s prices be lower and not being passed on to the consumers?” His email address is [email protected].
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Politics • Unlike in the past, the MCA by-elections have attracted a lot of attention and heavy investment by candidates and their parties, says Abiud Makokha. “Top party leaders have travelled all the way from Nairobi to participate in the campaigns in the wards. It seems that in future elections, the MCA seats will also spark high-octane political rivalry.” His contact is [email protected]. Have a competitive day, won’t you!
