Kenya Kwanza economic bloc meetings sure bet!

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

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Whether you like Ruto or not, his style of leadership and organizational skills is driving people from Azimio to Kenya Kwanza in droves. Politicians are not the only ones gravitating to the outfit; wananchi are equally moving in that direction unnoticed because of productive engagement. We have a candidate dwelling on people-driven issues for the first time in Kenya. Yes, he lets them participate in grafting policies to help every Kenyan and Kenya first by their inputs and suggestions. Making hustlers or wanyonge stand at the carpeted podium and leaders in the crowd is a masterstroke (Of course, credit goes to me for suggesting it). Comments on Facebook and anywhere tells you Ruto is winning this thing, hands down. More tools are in the toolbox and will be deployed when the time comes! Let the story of corrupt and drunken godfathers in boardrooms and the man with God the father unfold. Take it from me; you can NEVER win against Ruto.

[RV Pundit]

Public participation should be cornerstone of public policy.
Kudos RvHH
You need to take a no return flight to Kenya.
And get to work immediately.

[RV Heavy Hitter!]

Public participation should be cornerstone of public policy.
Kudos RvHH
You need to take a no return flight to Kenya.
And get to work immediately.

No nepotism in Kenya Kwanza. I should be able to compete like anyone else for opportunities. However, with more opportunities here, it is fair to let other less fortunate Kenyans compete for those opportunities in Kenya.

[sema]

Is public participation really necessary or do you just end up waste long hours in endless village meetings where everyone and their mother has an opinion.  If you look at dictators like Lee Kuan Yew and Pinochet, I dont' think they wasted time in public village rallies.  They had a vision and implemented it and Lee Kuan Yew spoke about this in his book.  When he first got to Singapore, the people were so poor and backward, that he had to work on getting them away from what he called "third world behaviors"

I keep saying the proof will be in the pudding with Ruto. At the end of the day, he will be ruling an African country, not a scandinavian country where people have a long history of production and civilization.  I want to see how he will successfully modernize a poor, tribally divided African country.

[RV Pundit]

Great leaders focus on implementation.
Ruto has all the time for the talking.
Once they is a plan - manifesto - then it execution time - no more talking.
This what China and Ethiopia and countries with 5yr development plan do
Get a good plan - and implement.
Big 4 was a great plan - it was never implemented.
People need to be involved in coming up with the plan.
Then from there it execution - no excuses - otherwise if you start excuses then any small problem - you will abandon the plan.
Ruto is very good in this.
Those who will work with him - should begin pombe rehab and prepare to work for long hours.
MaDVD will cut weight - because meeting will start 6am and end midnight.
But he will be rewarded handsomely

Is public participation really necessary or do you just end up waste long hours in endless village meetings where everyone and their mother has an opinion.  If you look at dictators like Lee Kuan Yew and Pinochet, I dont' think they wasted time in public village rallies.  They had a vision and implemented it and Lee Kuan Yew spoke about this in his book.  When he first got to Singapore, the people were so poor and backward, that he had to work on getting them away from what he called "third world behaviors"

I keep saying the proof will be in the pudding with Ruto. At the end of the day, he will be ruling an African country, not a scandinavian country where people have a long history of production and civilization.  I want to see how he will successfully modernize a poor, tribally divided African country.

[sema]

Those who will work with him - should begin pombe rehab and prepare to work for long hours.
MaDVD will cut weight - because meeting will start 6am and end midnight.
But he will be rewarded handsomely

Rewarded handsomely through corruption? You keep saying this. On the one hand, ruto will deal with the corrupt kenyatta and moi regimes, but on the other, he will also engage in his own corruption. Which is it? I'm not saying I expect angels, but how will ruto control the corruption?

[RV Pundit]

I am not naive to imagine that 10% ceasar fee will disappear.
Ruto will create more wealth for kenya by working hard and smart - but will reward himself handsomely too.
This will be like Suharto of Indonesia.
Ethiopia say Meles Zenawi created wealth but his people also stashed alot of wealth.
The ceasar fee- project management fee - is okay - compared to someone strangling a sector.

Rewarded handsomely through corruption? You keep saying this. On the one hand, ruto will deal with the corrupt kenyatta and moi regimes, but on the other, he will also engage in his own corruption. Which is it? I'm not saying I expect angels, but how will ruto control the corruption?