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					<title>Terry Kairu - Senate Aspirant on Land Policy</title>
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					<published>2012-01-24T10:37:00-08:00</published>
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					<content type="html"><![CDATA[“No where in the constitution does it say land policy is one where 50 people should own 5 million acres of land when 5 million others live as squatters,” says Terry Kairu aspirant for Kiambu Senate. Terry knows very well there is little progress a country can achieve without the right land policy. “Everyday you will hear news of landowners stopping projects that will give Kenyans homes and jobs from being developed! Tatu city project, 4 ways junction project and others are now in courts. Once elected I will lead to pass laws that will make every person who owns land to clearly understand that land was created by God to sustain life. The laws will ensure no project giving Kenyans jobs, food and shelter is ever halted or stopped because of land issue.” Terry is passionate. One thing is for sure, if she is elected as Kiambu Senator the discussion of land will be held and the right laws passed. She says, “I can assure you that Kenyans will not go hungry when just a few hold thousands of acres of land!” ]]></content>
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								<title>Anna Kirigo</title>
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								<published>2012-02-04T10:44:51-08:00</published>
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									<name>Anna Kirigo</name>
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								<content type="html"><![CDATA[Way to go Terry Kairu! At some point in life, there has to be someone to stand up and say enough is enough and time for change has come. We definitely need leaders who will without fear tackle the corruption that has got so deeply anchored in our govt sytem.It takes guts and courage to be able to stand up for what is right and to advocate for the underprivileged. It will take a village to fight the kind of corruption that has got very deeply rooted in our Kenyan system. This is especially so because a people&#039;s fight for corruption can be seen as a threat by those who are nothing but greedy and want everything for themselves and their generations.<br />
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As Kenyan citizens living abroad, we are all aware of lots of issues that need to be amended in our court system. Majority of us have found complacency in our daily lifestyles while living away from home. We sometimes have bad mouthed the bad, ugly and corrupt issues that have put our country to so much shame around the globe without taking action. We come from a peaceful, beautiful and resourceful country that we owe loyalty and protection to. We the Diaspora people together with other Kenyans at home can make a very big difference if we  unite, work together for common change which is to bring corruption to an end. Correct me if I am wrong people!]]></content>
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								<title>Lucy</title>
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								<published>2012-02-07T03:28:22-08:00</published>
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									<name>Lucy</name>
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								<content type="html"><![CDATA[Kenya has recently developed an extensive land policy (Sessional Paper No. 3 of 2009)whose formulation was very inclusive involving politicians, the professionals in the area and the public. The problem now is translating the policy into law. we have a number of bills (e.g. land registration bill and land bill) in the review and discussion phase, which will then be tabled in parliament for discussion and passing into law.<br />
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The kind of policy we need next is the Land Use Policy. You can take a look at the Nairobi Metro Draft Spatial plan (available on the Ministry&#039;s website) to see the gaps in that such a policy should address. <br />
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Most of the issues I read above have a policy in place to address them. What is lacking is the Laws and the Institutions to implement them. Most things are pending in parliament.Like the Cabinet has halted transactions pertaining to Government Land because the Commissioner of Lands is meant to have been replaced by the National Land Commission, though the relevant act is yet to be enacted to put the Commission in place.<br />
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The land issues in this country are deep seated and yes I agree, someone needs to take the bull by its horns and have the issues addressed.  <br />
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However, let us also not dismiss the current legal battles over land (Fourways Junction and Tatu City). The individuals involved also have rights over the land, and they must be heard. If this wasn&#039;t happening, then another form of impunity would be developing right there.]]></content>
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