Can we as Kenyans keep the fire burning.....

General
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…or we are too sophisticated. Time is ripe we parted woth this BSof lynching pick pockets and other petty thieves.

http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2017/04/15/tycoons-cars-torched-in-land-dispute_c1543642
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A police officer walks past the tycoon’s vehicle which were burnt by angry residents of Watamu after he demolished property in a disputed piece of land on April 13

Irate Watamu town residents burnt three vehicles and nearly lynched a tycoon who had allegedly ordered the demolition of a property on a disputed land.

Trouble started after the businessman allegedly used police and goons to demolish a house belonging to a family on a land he claims on Thursday.

He reportedly owns many properties in the resort town. Police acting on a court order obtained by Habib Abu Mohamed reportedly stormed the disputed land, which is adjacent to the home where the family lives and begun demolishing the house at 4am.

Three family members are said to have been beaten and frogmarched to the Watamu police station.

Furious residents stormed the home of the tycoon, a luxurious villa. Witnesses said residents knocked down the gate to the tycoon’s home, others blocked the road with stones and bonfires. The vehicles included a Mitsubishi Pajero, a Peugeot, and an ambulance.

Police fired live bullets in the air and teargas to disperse the mob. Friends and relatives of the tycoon sneaked him out through a back door.

Five youths were reportedly arrested by police.

A member of the family on the disputed land, Mwanaisha Juma said they were awakened by the sound of heavy equipment. She said they have occupied the property for more than 25 years.

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Until the judiciary is reformed properly, all these incidences will increase in frequency and magnitude.

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it’s true, judiciary is the problem.

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The Justice system was engineered to fail. Parliament did us in on this one.

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Na ile office ya DPP pia.

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What’s wrong with the media giving us “tycoon” shit. Is his name such a hard name to pronounce?

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That is what they do or you hear something like a central Kenya MP

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here I will blame failed land reforms. and I think we should have a dedicated court to cater for land related cases, they are spiralling out of control.

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We are in deep shit

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How did I miss this?

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The Constitution gave paper tigers such as Senate, free Judiciary from Presidency but free to continue with its own corruption and slow work.

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KTN has been updating their social media pages with ‘Chaos as Raila party holds nominations’.
Till I asked them, doesn’t the party have a name?

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The guy had an ambulance at home. On standby perharps?

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I concur with the AG on this one. Criminals, meaning oir political class.

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[SIZE=5]True judiciary is just the biggest let down with their excuse of poor investigations by the cops ! The cops have upped their game kwanza office ya dpp so this excuse no longer holds water for the most part ![/SIZE]

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DPP ndio kuna shida, judges cant do much when investigation and prosecution is shoddy

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Bullshit.

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This is what I have been saying all along. From personal experience, a complainant is treated like shit, while a defendant is always given benefit of the doubt. I have a simple case of theft by servant which has taken 3 years to take off - because I won’t bribe!

When you throw in corruption, you get the situation where murderers stay free for 10 years…

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Bullshit 2.

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grandpa @FieldMarshal CouchP i still repeat judges only work with evidence available. look at the Jaguar case, what did the police on the scene do? You can not blame judiciary alone