Shida ni impunity being practised by the self righteous opus dei dude.
According to the Central Bank of Kenya Act, it is illegal to have the portrait of an individual on notes and coins that are used as Kenyan currency.
The Act states that: “Notes and coins issued by the Central Bank of Kenya may bear images that depict or symbolise Kenya or an aspect of Kenya but shall not bear the portrait of any individual.”
The Act that became law with the promulgation of the 2010 Constitution was scheduled to be enacted in September of 2015.
why is he trying to beat the constitution? does he have to lick someones balls?
It’s as if Kenyans have no capacity to think of more weighty issues. We go round sweating the small stuff like the portrait on the currency but we do zero when it comes to real issues like corruption. No wonder the politicians have perfected the art of making us chase our own tails while they plunder the country. The MPs awarded themselves an extra Kshs 250000 house allowance and we said nothing. Now some bright sparks are here trying to show us how we can’t prosper because of a statue. We need to critically alienate the real issues bedeviling this country and deal with those, not waxing hot and cold over issues that should be dealt with by half-wits like Waititu and Sonko.
Calling other men half-wits is the hallmark of dimwits. That aside, whenever heroes are needed do-good self acclaimed busybodies like you vanish to the ether. What issues have you solved for this country oh mighty wise one?
true bana,the fact is the statue is going nowhere, if money has already been distributed to banks, it will be a long lost call, recalling it won’t happen. Yet the same fellows don’t raise a voice when mps award themselves allowances , one mp from bomet told me even most tenders ni zao ,so hii ni hypocrisy ya Kenyans, sahi Nairobi is a mud zones and guys are happy waddling in it yet they don’t raise any voice to the authorities to fix drainage permanently.
Asante sana. My point exactly. Even if Kenyatta’s whole kin was on the currency, just think about it? How many times have you sat down with your 200bob or 1K and thought, “Wow, this old man has really oppressed us.” You are probably concerned more with whether the lion is rough or the denomination is correct.