AMAZING ARTICLES BY MA KOCHARO

Sossion is Wrong Sossions recent indiscreet rhapsody about digitization of the secondary school curriculum while trying to criticize cabinet secretary Fred Matiangi's strategy in the ministry of education, was uncalled for. Sossion who every time he opens his mouth sounds more of an aspiring politician than a public relations officer for teachers this time round made completely unreasonable remarks. His remarks were absolutely preposterous. Claiming that prohibiting students to carry phones to school is in itself a form of incarceration and that the phones do not in any way abet cheating. Lying with all his teeth, either Sossion just wanted to make a rebellious statement to seek audience. To spurr controversy for the sake of fame. May be to endear him to the political environment ahead of 2017. In fact he has always hinted on his undying interest in mainstream politics. Not the politics of innuendos he plays in Knut. It is sad that such unpalatable words were once indeed

RIP COMRADES My sincere deepest condolences to the bereft families, the seven slain patriotic gallant officers in Kapenguria. It is sad that by trying to uphold the law, they paid with their dear lives. The officers resolve to remand in custody a man suspected of links with Alshabaab terror group, lead to their encounter with the brutal gun burrel.   It is completely ridiculous and preposterous to blame the police officers for their own death and to concoct somehow a political narrative out of this unfortunate occurrence.      Of course the police know better that apart from protecting the lives of the masses, their own security is paramount. Even within the disciplined police service, such disgraceful acts from rouge police isolated cases will always occur. Radicalization is a far worse disease than the dragon of corruption. Even within the police service itself it is almost impossible to completely weed out Alshabaab adherents or sympathizers. To make the matter worse if th