The ninth parliament reconvenes and will officially be re-opened by President Mwai Kibaki this afternoon. This is the last session of the 9th parliament and when it ends the country will be headed for a historical general elections that will see Kenya go into a general elections with both heightened awareness amongst the voters but also tensions at unprecedented levels.
This parliament which Kenyans had great hope and expectations for in 2003 has been a great let down and started off very badly by dramatically increasing the already high remuneration and allowances of MPs making them some of the best paid legislators in the world. Today's take home for an MP is close to Kshs 1,000,000 in a country whose citizens are best described as poverty stricken.
It is for this reason that most of the legislators in the August house are seeing the inside of parliament for the last time. Many of them know this and will be keen to make the most out of their last few months in parliament and this is why this blogger will be keeping a hawkish eye on your behalf on the sort of bills and motions the crafty fellows will be trying to push through in this last session.
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