Chris Kirubi says that we don’t need the West as the East has the potential to transform African and Also to make fare partnership that can help us develop.The west give us donations to attend to certain areas of problems,they focus more on problem solving rather than helping us to develop and accelerate our development growth so that we get out of dependency.
Kethi Kilonzo was on Monday afternoon officially paraded to the people of Makueni as the CORD candidate in Wote Town, flanked by the coalition’s leaders.
NTV’s Enock Sikolia reports from Makueni on the day Kethi was handed her Wiper nomination, which many believe is a definite ticket to the Senate.
There are many tragic stories of illegal immigrants. Some are of parents being deported and leaving their American born children behind. Some are of parents who chose to take their children with them, waiting for the day immigration will become legal and they can return to the US with their children.
But my friend’s brother was legal. He was legal under the law. The problem was how he had become legal. I have heard stories before. A few years ago many Kenyans in Georgia were arrested in a scheme that involved social security. According to reports, the case involved a Nigerian “Business’ Man. But my friend’s story caught my attention because he was legal with all the rights and privileges of being legal!
There are many tragic stories of illegal immigrants. Some are of parents being deported and leaving their American born children behind. Some are of parents who chose to take their children with them, waiting for the day immigration will become legal and they can return to the US with their children.
But my friend’s brother was legal. He was legal under the law. The problem was how he had become legal. I have heard stories before. A few years ago many Kenyans in Georgia were arrested in a scheme that involved social security. According to reports, the case involved a Nigerian “Business’ Man. But my friend’s story caught my attention because he was legal with all the rights and privileges of being legal!
There are many tragic stories of illegal immigrants. Some are of parents being deported and leaving their American born children behind. Some are of parents who chose to take their children with them, waiting for the day immigration will become legal and they can return to the US with their children.
But my friend’s brother was legal. He was legal under the law. The problem was how he had become legal. I have heard stories before. A few years ago many Kenyans in Georgia were arrested in a scheme that involved social security. According to reports, the case involved a Nigerian “Business’ Man. But my friend’s story caught my attention because he was legal with all the rights and privileges of being legal!
