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Friday, January 03, 2014

Hazina "Lunatic" Project Reason For Kidero's Case Being Revived

Kumekucha Exclusive

Kenyans get bored easily by scandals involving very prominent Kenyans these days. After all what else is new? BUT there is a mega-scandal that involves some of the highest offices in the land that is brewing which will even greatly endanger the lives of ordinary Kenyans. Some analysts believe that this is the reason why Governor Evans Kidero's assault case against Shebesh is being revived all of a sudden because he is right in the thick of it.

Let me try to quickly break it down for you in simple language.

Kidero has been under IMMENSE pressure from (name with-held but get it for FREE HERE) and also (name with-held but get it for FREE HERE), both extremely powerful people in Kenya today, to okay a lunatic project right in the heart of Nairobi that will endanger the lives of many ordinary Kenyans. Not to mention the fact that approval of the said project will flout many planning and safety codes in the city.

1. This project intends to build on an already existing structure (Hazina Towers). This on account of the extra weight alone is a no no. The foundation of the building may not be able to properly support the extra weight of more floors. Additionally the building could easily become unstable, experts are warning.

2. Hazina Towers has no more space to expand on the ground without encroaching on other peoples' property. Since the project is designed to use the FULL space of the plot, the only way to include parking, service and access roads would be to encroach onto other surrounding plots, illegally of course.

3. The biggest problem is that the Project OWNERS (and there are many) want the building to start and continue while the the building is still occupied. This alone will put this crazy project on Time magazine for the most dangerous construction project ever! You can imagine the consequences of trying this.

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It is for these reasons that Kidero revoked the building permit (works approval) that was given out in 2010.

The truth is that (name with-held but get it for FREE HERE) has already "eaten" from NSSF on the project and is so desperate to get it underway as he committed to NSSF. The other powerful personality (name with-held but get it for FREE HERE) has now been roped in with the promise of more heavy duty cash should he unlock the stalemate and have the project continue and a certain cabinet secretary (name with-held but get it for FREE HERE) is also in on this mix.

Fake letters have even been pushed into Kideros' face purportedly from President Uhuru saying the project must continue, but Kidero has remained adamant that he will not give the authority. He even went to State house late last year specifically to complain to the president that the pressure was too much. Uhuru told him to hold his ground as he was in the right and denied having ever written the said letters. This shows just how desperate people are on this project to the extent that Kidero has been fearing for his life. Uhuru meanwhile has his plate full on other urgent matters of state and of course the ICC battle.

All their attempts to bribe Kidero have failed. Kidero should know only too well that should he give the permission the resultant mess will be his not to mention the high risks of accidents. That could easily see him lose his job and more so end up in jail (it is that serious).

These bigwigs are now determined to get Kidero out of the Governors seat and get someone in who will quickly approve the project. Reviving the Kidero assault case seems to be the first chess move in that direction.

For all his faults and violent ways Kidero is right on this one but finds himself between a rock and a hard place.

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Thursday, January 02, 2014

Anti-rape Device Gains Popularity Despite Criticisms: Rape-axe

Rape is a very serious offense and there are many women who have gone through the experience who say that it would have been better to die. In Kenya it is still a big joke in police stations especially if it is felt that a woman was not decently dressed. But mercifully it is not as bad as South Africa where the problem is so serious that it is not uncommon for businessmen to travel with male companions who act as "bodyguards."

Now a device (pictured above) invented by a South African doctor looks promising enough to stop rapists dead in their tracks literally. The inventor, Sonnet Ehlers, a South African woman was motivated to create it while working with the South African Blood Transfusion Service where she met many rape victims. She was inspired to create Rape-aXe (that's the name of her product) when a rape victim quipped; "If only I had teeth down there.

The device is a latex sheath embedded with shafts of sharp, inward-facing barbs that would be worn like a female condom. When an attacker attempts vaginal rape, his penis enters the latex sheath and is immediately snagged by the barbs, causing the attacker excruciating pain during withdrawal and giving the victim time to escape. The device remains attached to the attacker's body when he withdraws and can only be removed surgically the idea being to alert hospital staff and police. The device also prevents pregnancy and the transmission of HIV and sexually transmitted infections.

Sadly some Kenyan wives would be happy to get hold of such a device.
Read more details HERE.

Facts about rape

Sweden has the highest reported rapes in Europe and one of the highest in the world. A 2009 study showed that there were 46 incidents of rape per 100,000 residents. This is twice that of the UK which reports 23 cases, and four times that of the other Nordic countries, Germany and France.

But it is in eastern Congo where rape and other sexual violence is described as the worst in the world. There are about 200,000 surviving rape victims living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo today and a new study says more than 400,000 women are raped in the Democratic Republic of Congo every year. War rape in the country has frequently been described as a "weapon of war". In the Médecins Sans Frontières sexual violence clinic in the capital of Ituri, Bunia, between 2005 and 2006, 73% (95.2% of male victims) reported being raped by armed men. 74.5% experienced gang rape (89.3% of male and 73.9% of female victims). Attacks by between 2 to 4 perpetrators is the most common (58.9%) for both sexes. 48.6% of victims were attacked while doing daily domestic activities outside their homes.

In neighbouring Tanzania a survey done on 1004 women revealed that a massive 20% reported being raped at one time in their lives. BUT only 10% reported the event to police. In 92.4% of the events the rapist was known to the victim. Sadly the study also clearly showed that the socially closer the perpetrator, the less likely the crime would end up being reported.