Nipate
Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: RV Pundit on June 21, 2021, 03:34:59 PM
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In entire COK2010 - only CJ needs a degree - the rest really should do with form 4 or even being literate.
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/politics/article/2001416279/gloria-orwoba-moves-to-court-to-challenge-iebcs-degree-rule
The Petitioner, Gloria Orwoba, through her lawyers, argues that Section 22 of the Election Act violates Article 38 of the Constitution by introducing unnecessary hurdles on the way of those who want to vie for elective posts.
“2019 Census report shows less than 2 per cent of Kenyans can access University education. This means 98 per cent of Kenyans will have to surrender their political right of representation to 2 per cent. The Parliament further by glorifying the conventional degree has failed to consider equalising qualifications attained through skills, experience and knowledge,” she explained.
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In Kenya degrees and doctor titles are bought. Just abolish the whole thing and kill that thriving business of selling university degrees.
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That is what happens when you require degrees for it's sake; people will acquire the papers; not the education.
In Kenya degrees and doctor titles are bought. Just abolish the whole thing and kill that thriving business of selling university degrees.
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Has a judge actually ruled that or is it usual ululations? If MPs have oassed a law - properly - I expect the courts to side with parliament. Not IEBC procedures. Anyway personally I would rather illiterate Muthamas be locked out.
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I actually think we should require PHD or at least masters for political leadership in this country. You want to weed out jokers, opportunists and job seekers. Otherwise you end up with populists like Sonko, Waititu or worse. You need civil discourse, education mellows people. In addition one should go through integrity/wealth audits.
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It seems unconstitutional. Very suspect at the least. You don't need a degree to be able to understand and solve problems.