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It is not constitutional for the National Assembly to convene “Kamukunji” sessions in Naivasha; Members of Parliament are paid to debate the new Constitution in Parliament

Posted in Civic Education, Civil Society, Corruption, Crisis, Debt, Forum, Governance, Government, Judiciary, Kids, Laws, Mars Group, Multimedia, Parliament, Petitions, Publications, Youth, constituencies, elections on Mar 16th, 2010

It is not constitutional for the National Assembly to convene “Kamukunji” sessions in Naivasha; Members of Parliament are paid to debate the new Constitution in Parliament
It is not constitutional for the National Assembly to convene “Kamukunji” sessions in Naivasha, when the matters under consideration relate to constitutional legislation which according to law and tradition should [...]

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KENYAN SPEAKER PRESIDES OVER WHAT MAY WELL BE AN UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY

Posted in Civic Education, Corruption, Crisis, Governance, Government, Laws, Mars Group, Parliament, Petitions, Uncategorized, constituencies, elections on Dec 11th, 2008

Is the Speaker’s Kamukunji a Lawful Assembly?
Many commentators have written about the roguish behaviour of the Kenyan Parliament – generally opinions can be reduced to: they work few hours, pass few laws and are paid too much – they evade tax and are often accused of filing fraudulent claims – they don’t represent us and [...]

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