Uhuru Kenyatta Launches Massive Propaganda Against Kenyan Doctors

[Omollo]

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The regime has decided to launch a massive campaign of lies and misinformation against Doctors.

The line being peddled is that the CBA (Collective Bargaining Agreement) signed by the Uhuru Regime is "null and void". The Ethnic Media has picked on that and is trumpeting the fake news to Kenyans. It is easy to counter now that it has become clear the Print and Formal Media no longer possesses the massive power it had before.

Here are the facts:

1. CBA was signed by the Uhuru government which also agreed to an immediate implementation
2. The CBA was certified by the Sarah Serem Commission a.k.a Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC)
3. The High Court overruled Uhuru Kenyatta and declared the CBA valid (see attached documents)

Kenyans recall Uhuru's "Can't Pay, Won't Pay" arrogance. Then he LIED that the government had no money to pay teachers. We now know that he was in fact paying his relatives and mistress at that very time.


PS: Let me declare my interests: I am supporting the doctors. The last time I supported the government against KNUT for personal reasons. This time I am placing my all behind the doctors. Together we shall defeat Uhuru Kenyatta.

[Omollo]

Some of the LIES told include the one by Ruto that the matter must be handled by SRC. The court had already addressed itself to the SRC issue by stating that "the SRC is acting beyond its mandate"

[Kichwa]

This issue of doctors strike is making life miserable to many people.  Accident victims have to be taken to private hospitals who are taking advantage of the situation.  I know folks who had to pay ksh.300,000 as deposit in a private hospital before the doctors there could take care of their Mom who was involved in a car accident and the bill is rising at a rate of Ksh 100,000 daily.  The president must drop everything he is doing and focus on getting the doctors back to work.

Kenya is ready for a political message that rises beyond tribal politics.  We saw this happen during the struggles against Moi's dictatorship which culminated in the 2002 ouster of Moi and his "project".  Although Ouru re-invented himself and came back in 2013, he can still be sent home in 2017, if the opposition campaign hard on his colossal failures such as run a away corruption, mismanagement of the economy, high cost of living, and the current health care situation.  These issues can rise above tribal politics if politicians refuse to succumb and accept the cynicism that Kenyans are irredeemably zombie tribal voters.