GOVERNOR MUTUA TELLS RAILA TO RETIRE!

Machakos Governor Dr. Alfred Mutua has told his Coalition leader Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s to hang up his boots and leave the arena for younger blood.

Governor Mutua and President Uhuru Kenyatta at a past public funtion in Machakos

This is after he told Raila Odinga point blank to retire and go back to Bondo because the stakes in Kenyan politics today are too high for people of his age.
Addressing delegates at the Fourth Annual International Research Conference at Kabarak University, Mutua told Raila Odinga that his time was up and that he should pass on the leadership baton to

The CORD rebel Governor humiliated and embarrassed the former PM even further after he defended President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy, William Ruto, saying they were the kind of youthful leaders that Kenya needs and that there is no going back to old folks.

CORD Leader Raila Odinga with Co-Principals Wetangula and Kalonzo Musyoka

“Raila Odinga and other elderly politicians should not expect to replace youthful leadership now in power. The current leadership was handed over by Mwai Kibaki and cannot go back to that old generation,” said Mutua.
“The race is away from elderly politicians and is with the youthful generation. There is no reverse on this. Those reasoning otherwise have no option and they should accept and move on,” he added.

PRESIDENT KENYATTA MET BY A SEA OF HUMANITY IN KISII

President Uhuru Kenyatta Today visited Kisii and Nyamira counties to a rousing welcome by members of the public. These areas are perceived to be CORD strongholds and it appears Jubilee coalition is trying to woo them to their fold.

Last week Deputy President William Ruto was in the area for fundraiser and public barazas

BENSOUDA CAUTIONS RAILA OVER RALLIES

ICC Chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda

The International Criminal Court (ICC), Chief Prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, has warned Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) leaders against inciting Kenyans as they did in 2007.
Speaking to journalists on the sidelines of an ICC Annual Conference at The Hague, Netherlands, over the weekend, Bensouda said she is watching CORD rallies keenly and anyone who will incite Kenyans would be dealt with according to the law.
“I am following what is happening in Kenya and anyone who will incite Kenyans would be dealt with according to international law,” Bensouda said.

CORD leaders Kalonzo Musyoka, Raila Odinga and Moses Wetangula

 She also warned former Prime Minister, Raila Odinga, against planning mass action that may culminate to chaos as those witnessed during 2007-08 after the disputed Presidential Election.
On the issue of Mungiki leader, Maina Njenga, Bensouda said Maina is not among the ICC witnesses who have been lined up to testify in two Kenyan cases.
Bensouda urged CORD leaders to use institutions mandated by the constitution to table their issues instead of resorting to mass action.
Meanwhile Machakos Town MP, Victor Munyaka and his Mwala counterpart, Vincent Musyoka, have appealed to Bensouda to take keen interest in what is happening in the country saying it was similar to the events that preceded the 2007 Post-Election Violence.