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Consequences of Media Regulation??
by Bill Kagai 22 May '07

22 May '07

Bwana PS, Taking que from your latest post, allow me to express myself in 4 quick/short bullets regarding my personal concern on Media Regulation. 1. I run a company <www.mediacorp.co.ke> whose business is modelled in doing research on capital markets including the NSE and selling our findings to subscribed clients. The proposed regulation that researchers and analysts including their families not to trade in shares is of great concern. 2. Regulating local companies will give international competition undue advantage. e.g. Will the same rule apply to researchers and analysts employed by Reuters, Bloomberg, CNBC who run similar services and are busy setting up shops in Kenya?? 3. If our main mode of dispatch is via internet, will regulation still be enforced because our website is locally registered?? If we change to a <.com>, and register the company outside the country, will we enjoy immunity enjoyed by foreign competition?? 4. Is media sent via internet also within the regulation ambit?? Will this apply only to <.co.ke> or will Kenyans prefer to use <.com> to 'avoid' regulation. Sir, before the proposed regulation, our concern was getting accurate research to many Kenyans who have invested in stocks especially those in the diaspora who do not have access to newspapers and local news. Many were requesting more infomation on how the law protects their investments if say.. a brokerage closes down...but it seems our efforts will be nipped right in the bud by the proposed regulation. Sir, Please guide me if my fears are unfounded...Source of my concern is from the story posted on Business Daily here <http://bdafrica.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1070&Itemid=3…> -- With Kind Regards, Bildad Kagai MD - MediaCorp Limited Suite B2, Tetu Apartments StateHouse Avenue P. O. Box 20311-00200 Tel. 254 20 272 8332 URL. www.mediacorp.co.ke --

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How the ODM presidential hopefuls 'answered' quiz
by Alex Gakuru 22 May '07

22 May '07

[Daily Nation] Story by MACHARIA GAITHO Publication Date: 2007/05/22 <snip> THOSE RUNNING, OR pretending to run, on an ODM-Kenya presidential ticket are having to return application forms with answers to a very interesting quiz. I suspect the quiz was designed by an enemy of the party. For if the aspirants were to be rated on how they have answered the questions, then the whole lot and caboodle of them will be disqualified. The questionnaire has a lot of trick questions, designed to catch all the applicants off-guard. Some of them have expressed fear that the questionnaire is designed to favour one candidate. They have also wondered whether being allowed to vie for the nomination will hinge on how satisfactorily they have responded to the queries. And, as is well known, they are concerned about how the questionnaire will be assessed and by whom, all linked again, to the fears, that the party secretariat and the so-called Council of Elders are organs serving one candidate who has virtually declared victory. One item that really irks them is where they are supposed to outline the role they played in the fight for the second liberation. But what they are not seeing is that the questionnaire is not just about the second liberation, but also about germane issues such as commitment to democracy and human rights. I repeat, below, some of the questions in the quiz and how I imagine they have been answered: Provide evidence of your performance promoting democracy, human rights, people's rights and the Second Liberation. RAILA ODINGA: I was in at the very beginning when my rivals were still learning to walk. The 1982 military coup attempt speaks for itself. KALONZO MUSYOKA: I faithfully served the Moi regime in resisting attempts to subvert democracy . UHURU KENYATTA: I learnt to respect democracy under the feet of the Father of the Nation, and his successor. WILLIAM RUTO: I was still in school when all these things were happening. And when I came of age, I democratised Kanu from within. MUSALIA MUDAVADI: I faithfully served the Moi regime in resisting attempts to subvert democracy. Have you ever been convicted in a court of law on a criminal offence? RAILA: No. My 1983 treason case was withdrawn. But I hold the record for the longest stints in detention without trial. KALONZO: No. But that little matter of the 1991 High Court finding that a land case my law firm was involved in amounted to fraud was dredged out of old files by Mr Odinga's dirty tricks campaign squad. UHURU: No. And all the land my family holds was legitimately acquired. We have been accused, but never convicted, of land-grabbing. RUTO: No. The court case I am presently facing is politically motivated. So are all those unfounded allegations in the Ndung'u report. MUSALIA: No. I was Finance minister during part of the Goldenberg scandal, but I was not personally culpable. I have been cleared by the courts. Have you ever been declared bankrupt? RAILA: Me? the owner of a Sh40 million Hummer and the Kisumu Molasses plant? KALONZO: No. I served in the Moi Cabinet from the mid-1980s. UHURU: Bankrupt? The son of Jomo? RUTO: No. I was in YK '92. MUSALIA: No. I was Moi's Finance minister. Would you describe yourself as a corruption free leader committed to achieving a corruption free Kenya? RAILA : Pass KALONZO : Pass UHURU: Pass RUTO: Pass MUSALIA : Pass <snip> http://www.nationmedia.com/dailynation/nmgcontententry.asp?category_id=25&n…

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Re: [kictanet] Media Bill
by bitange＠jambo.co.ke 21 May '07

21 May '07

Dear All, I feel compelled to respond to Kanja's surprising response to the Media Bill. Media especially MOA has decided to distort information with blatant disregard of a journalist's cardinal rule (objectivity) to poison the People of Kenya with lies and propaganda; Here are the Facts . The Bill was drafted by stakeholders among then Kanja himself; The content especially on the code of conduct for journalist were transposed from the current code of conduct with the Media Council; All stakeholders were kept informed throughout the stages of the Bill and Kanja as the former Chair of MOA received letters informing him of the progress; The Bill does not seek to control, it simply gives some teeth to the Media council to regulate professional journalists; Regulation is not control (think, we all are free to drive but we must drive on the left hand side); Without regulation you have quacks as journalists who may plunge the country into chaos (just listen to Venacular FM stations to understand why we need professionalism in Journalism and remember what happened with Hope FM); The controversy in the Bill arises from funding. MOA and KUJ did not want to fund the Advisory Board and the Media Council instead they asked the Government to finance; and Government funding comes with certain strings as you all understand and even if you were to fund you will expect the recipient to adhere to certain rules (we have gone through this with the World Bank even though we did not like it). Bitange Ndemo ---------------------------------------------- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by Jambo MailScanner, and is believed to be clean. --------------------------------------------- "easy access to the world"

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Holding our Leaders Accountable
by Lucy Kimani 21 May '07

21 May '07

All, I am just venting on the dismal performance of our aspiring presidential candidates, I have noticed a trend where those in leadershipship positions let alone those aspiring for the same confirm their attendance to a certain function and then not show up or best case scenario show up 2-3 hours late. I keep asking myself why do we as Kenyans accept this behavior, and I am at a loss! Actually, my pesa nane is that we as the citizens need to start demanding accountability in that when one says they will attend a function then they should keep to their word, after all why are electing people whose word doesnt count for much? Additionally, most of us also have busy work lives and the fact that we were willing to stop what we were doing to sit down to hear what these aspiring candidates have to say about ICT is a testament to how important we feel ICT to be to the country. I am one for making strong statements, and a one page ad expressing our displeasure and questioning why the candidates are scared of facing a serious group of citizens wanting to know where each of them stands in ICT would be in order! I am sure if it was one of those meetings where fans are shouting at the top of their voices, and no one is asking any serious questions they probably would show up, we need to start demanding more from our politicians! Just my thoughts! LK ----------------------------------------- This email was sent using Communicatons Solutions LTD WebMail. " " http://www.accesskenya.com/

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NEW RULES FOR TELECOM OPERATORS EXPECTED IN KENYA
by alice 20 May '07

20 May '07

NEW RULES FOR TELECOM OPERATORS EXPECTED IN KENYA The Kenyan Government is preparing new licensing regime for operators of telecommunication services. Information and Communications minister, Mutahi Kagwe further revealed that the process of searching for the Second National Operator (SNO) and third mobile operator would begin again soon. He said the changes would be as a result of the planned review of the sector's 1997 policy statement. It was this document that introduced the threshold for equity participation by local investors in the telecommunications companies. Under the rule, any foreign firm entering the telecom market must offer 30 per cent sharehoding to locals."We are formulating new regulations for licensing national telecommunication operators and will gazette the new rules soon," he said. The minister was speaking after the launch of Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) Information Centre - Geographic Information System (GIS) and Quality of Service Monitoring System - in Nairobi on Tuesday. The facilities are expected to enhance CCK's capacity to serve communications industry and improve service delivery to subscribers of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) services. Kagwe, however, ruled out abolishing the requirement that foreign companies investing in the telecommunication sector allocate 30 per cent shareholding to locals. He said the Government is keen to uphold the 30 per cent rule to ensure Kenyans have a share of the institutions. He said the Government would adopt measures to relax the requirement to quicken the process of appointing a Second National Operator (SNO). Kagwe warned telecommunication service providers to brace stiff competition as more players join the market and challenged them to deal with existing inadequacies and align themselves to the demand patterns in the market. "I believe that efficiency and reliability in the delivery of telecommunications services requires consistent pro-active response to customers' needs. This is the foundation of consumer satisfaction and ultimately the driver of service quality," he said. The review is seen as the Government's response to the perennial disputes between local and foreign investors that have frustrated the conclusion of major telecoms projects. CCK chairman, Joseph Njagi, said the new quality service monitoring system would enable CCK verify the quality of services offered by cellular mobile operators. "It will now become easier for CCK to determine the service and network availability in various parts of the country, their accessibility and whether the call completion rate is up to the expected standards." (SOURCE: The East African Standard)

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IGP proposal to decentralize authority over the, Internet domain name system (DNS)
by alice 20 May '07

20 May '07

IGP has published a proposal to decentralize authority over the Internet domain name system (DNS) as it transitions to a new, more secure technology known as DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC).View the paper here <http://internetgovernance.org/pdf/SecuringTheRoot.pdf> At a symposium in Washington DC last Thursday (May 17), the Internet Governance Project (IGP) unveiled a plan to decentralize control over the process of digitally signing the root zone file using public key encryption. The need for the plan was made clear recently when news of a U.S. Department of Homeland Security report on DNSSEC implementation triggered international controversy by raising fears that the US government planned to control the "master keys" to the Internet. The IGP proposal would distribute control over the process of signing the root zone file to multiple organizations, all of them nongovernmental in nature, defusing fears that U.S. national security agencies will control the Internet's DNS root zone keys. The proposal increases the resilience of the system, eliminates the threat of political interference in Internet administration, and diffuses liability among the entities involved. The international meeting in Washington, "Internet Governance and Security: Exploring Global and National Solutions," was jointly hosted by Syracuse University's School of Information Studies, the George Mason University Law School's Critical Infrastructure Protection Program, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology at Lausanne's Executive Master's Program in e-Governance. The event brought together legal and policy experts in Internet governance, representatives of the IETF, ICANN, DHS, the U.S. Commerce Department, the Internet Systems Consortium, and students from the e-Governance program.

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Tue, 24 Oct 1995 12:16:28 -0400
by Matunga 19 May '07

19 May '07

These are some fo the email volleys that would be worth alot on e-bay today. I now can understand the motivation around KCA award to Ochuodho. I am sure Shem can share the very first packets from Kenyan soil. Rev From: Shem Ochuodho <shem(a)ARCC.OR.KE<mailto:shem@ARCC.OR.KE>> To: Multiple recipients of list DEVEL-L <DEVEL-L(a)AMERICAN.EDU<mailto:DEVEL-L@AMERICAN.EDU>> Date: Tue, 24 Oct 1995 21:52:18 -0500 Subject: Re: KENYA finally on FULL Internet Just to inform that after several years of "agony", Kenya has finally joined Cyberspace with a full Internet access through a dedicated leased line to Oregon from the African Regional Centre for Computing (ARCC, Nairobi). This has been possible through the kind support of the Overseas Development Agency (ODA -UK). The National Science Foundation (NSF US) supported Randy's trip for the engineering. Special thanks to: John Sutherland, Peter Hoare (ODA), Steve Goldstein (NSF), Lenore Blum (ICSI Berkeley), and Randy Bush (NSRC). Shem, ARCC, Nairobi -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Date: Tue, 24 Oct 1995 12:16:28 -0400 From: Steve Goldstein <sgoldste(a)NSF.GOV<mailto:sgoldste@NSF.GOV>> Subject: Re: KENYA finally on FULL Internet X-To: Shem Ochuodho < shem(a)arcc.or.ke<mailto:shem@arcc.or.ke>> X-cc: africana-l(a)warthog.cc.wm.edu<mailto:africana-l@warthog.cc.wm.edu>, wg94-l(a)uku.fi<mailto:wg94-l@uku.fi>, afrik-it(a)ir.ucd.ie<mailto:afrik-it@ir.ucd.ie> , randy(a)psg.com<mailto:randy@psg.com>, sgoldstein(a)nsf.gov<mailto:sgoldstein@nsf.gov>, lblum(a)icsi.berkeley.edu<mailto:lblum@icsi.berkeley.edu>, sghuter(a)nsrc.org <mailto:sghuter@nsrc.org> To: Multiple recipients of list DEVEL-L <DEVEL-L(a)AMERICAN.EDU<mailto:DEVEL-L@AMERICAN.EDU>> At 2:52 AM 1/4/80, Shem Ochuodho wrote: >Just to inform that after several years of "agony", Kenya has finally joined >Cyberspace with a full Internet access through a dedicated leased line to >Oregon from the African Regional Centre for Computing (ARCC, Nairobi). Congratulations, and WELCOME, Shem! This was a surprise to us all, but a very pleasant one. We had expected that Randy would be visiting Kenya to help set up a UUCP-net. --Steve ___________________________________ Steve Goldstein, National Science Foundation +1(703)306-1949 Ext. 1119 "Let's not procrastinate until tomorrow!" -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ Date: Tue, 24 Oct 1995 09:47:00 PDT From: Randy Bush <randy(a)PSG.COM<mailto:randy@PSG.COM>> Subject: Re: KENYA finally on FULL Internet X-To: Steve Goldstein < sgoldste(a)nsf.gov<mailto:sgoldste@nsf.gov>> X-cc: Shem Ochuodho <shem(a)arcc.or.ke<mailto:shem@arcc.or.ke>>, africana-l(a)warthog.cc.wm.edu<mailto:africana-l@warthog.cc.wm.edu>, wg94-l(a)uku.fi<mailto:wg94-l@uku.fi>, afrik-it(a)ir.ucd.ie<mailto:afrik-it@ir.ucd.ie>, lblum(a)icsi.berkeley.edu<mailto:lblum@icsi.berkeley.edu>, sghuter(a)nsrc.org<mailto:sghuter@nsrc.org> To: Multiple recipients of list DEVEL-L < DEVEL-L(a)AMERICAN.EDU<mailto:DEVEL-L@AMERICAN.EDU>> > We had expected that Randy would be visiting Kenya to help set up a > UUCP-net. Damn! Blew it again. The whole month has been like that. Well, we still have a day and a half to fix it. But I had hoped to get a bit of sleep. Ah well. Thanks for catching the bug. BTW, thanks for saying 'help'. The folk here are a sharp, pretty organized, and hard working lot, and had layed years of groundwork. While a few days of a UNIX and router geek can help accellerate the process, IMIHO parachute jobs and heros don't stick. There are a lot of wasted silver bullets in these countries. And, BTW, while am doing these jobs, I have amazing support from folk on the net who bail me out of panics by making fixes ftpable, advising on what are to me (a BSDoid) strange flavors of almost-UNIX and <shudder> DOS, even sending the occasional bits of hardware in diplomatic pouches. We stand on the shoulders of those who have gone before. randy

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Fwd: Financial Journalists to be barred from NSE
by Bill Kagai 19 May '07

19 May '07

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Date: May 19, 2007 12:10 PM Subject: Financial Journalists to be barred from NSE To: Business journalists may soon be barred from dealing in stocks and securities at the stock market if their work involves writing stories and analyses on the same. This is among the raft of proposals contained in a new Bill that was tabled in Parliament yesterday. The Bill proposes that financial journalists be barred from dealing in stocks they plan to write on grounds of a possible conflict of interest. "Journalists should not write or broadcast about shares, securities and other market instruments in whose performance they know they or their families have significant financial interest," says the Bill in part. Full story... http://bdafrica.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1070&Itemid=3… -- With Kind Regards, Bildad Kagai MD - MediaCorp Limited Suite B2, Tetu Apartments StateHouse Avenue P. O. Box 20311-00200 Tel. 254 20 272 8332 URL. www.mediacorp.co.ke --

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Re: [kictanet] Media Bill
by Wainaina Mungai 18 May '07

18 May '07

I stand with Dorcas on the media issue. What the media is saying is like Paul Wolfowitz insisting that he should from now on be allowed to "self-regulate" ;-) so that he can effectively police corruption in developing countries (as he had promised when he was appointed). Laws/rules should not scare our fellow Kenyans in the media unless they know they will soon cross a line they should not. We saw it with the 'matatu' industry that was a law unto themselves ("self-regulating") until order was forced on them by the government. Our media has already failed to play the role of a conscience for our society. When our conscience is dead, the law has to be put to effect to guide us. --- Wainaina Mungai > -------Original Message------- > From: Dorcas Muthoni <dmuthoni(a)gmail.com> > Subject: Re: [kictanet] Media Bill > Sent: 18 May '07 18:06 > > Nice, But the media is far from self regulation. Or at least, we have not > seen enough of that. The govt definitely has a role. > > Mis-information is really a great role the media is recently playing. > > The public has to be guarded against irresponsible journalism and govt is > definitely one of those key stakeholders in ensuring this. A supplier/s > cannot be solely trusted on this. > > > On 5/18/07, KANJA WARURU <[LINK: mailto:kanjawaruru@yahoo.com] > kanjawaruru(a)yahoo.com> wrote: Alice, > In brief, the Bill seeks to establish > a Media Council of Kenya and a Media Advisory Board to > regulate journalist, enforce a code of conduct and > manage a complaints committee. > > The Media Owners Association has been campaigning > against establishment of statutory media regulation to > replace the existing self-regulation mechanism. > > On Thursday 17th May the MOA issued a press statement > to make their two points clear to the govt.. > > 1, MOA rejects the Media Bill 2007. > > 2, We have our own Bill which we would be happy to > replace with the govt Bill. > > Will keep you posted on that. > Kanja > > > ____________________________________________________________________________________ > The fish are biting. > Get more visitors on your site using Yahoo! Search Marketing. > [LINK: http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/arp/sponsoredsearch_v2.php] > http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/arp/sponsoredsearch_v2.php > > _______________________________________________ > kictanet mailing list > [LINK: mailto:kictanet@kictanet.or.ke] kictanet(a)kictanet.or.ke > [LINK: http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/listinfo/kictanet] > http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/listinfo/kictanet > > Please unsubscribe or change your options at [LINK: > http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/options/kictanet/dmuthoni%40gmail.com] > http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/options/kictanet/dmuthoni%40gmail.com > > > -------------------- > _______________________________________________ > kictanet mailing list > [LINK: compose.php?to=kictanet(a)kictanet.or.ke] kictanet(a)kictanet.or.ke > [LINK: http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/listinfo/kictanet] > http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/listinfo/kictanet > > Please unsubscribe or change your options at [LINK: > http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/options/kictanet/wainaina%40madeinkenya.org] > http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/options/kictanet/wainaina%40madeinkenya.org

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Fwd: Re: Holding our Leaders Accountable
by Alex Gakuru 18 May '07

18 May '07

Bill, You may be just right and in the process, we stand higher chances of getting the ICT laws passed to send these "hackers" to jail. Alex Bill Kagai <mediacorp.research(a)mediacorp.co.ke> wrote: Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 17:14:05 +0300 From: "Bill Kagai" <mediacorp.research(a)mediacorp.co.ke> Subject: Re: [kictanet] Holding our Leaders Accountable To: Alex Gakuru <alex.gakuru(a)yahoo.com> William Ruto website was working fine..when I bumped into it this morning..now it has been re-directed to the KACC website... No wonder these guys are avoiding ICT foras. Any slightly distorted media can cost them jobs... I see a dialogue entry point..by collectively working together with the August house members to sort out this persistent website beef they have had to keep with....from Kalonzo Musyoka and now to Ruto.. I would not touch ICTs with ten yard pole if I were a politician...I can say... Bill On 5/18/07, Alex Gakuru <alexgakuru.lists(a)gmail.com> wrote: Thanks Bill, I found websites for hon. Julia Ojiambo, hon. William Ruto, hon. Kalonzo Musyoka, hon. Raila Odinga, hon. Najib Balala, hon. Uhuru Kenyatta but did not succeed for hon. Musalia Mudavadi, hon. Joseph Nyaga, and Nazlin Umar. I deliberataly avoided looking for hon. Mutahi Kagwe's website. Noticeably, Uhuru Kenyatta is ".ke" and registered his domain in May 2005. The others have dot coms and dot net. The oldest was created in June and two were registered two days apart in September last year. <http://www.kenic.or.ke/cgi-bin/kenic/whois> domain: UHURUKENYATTA.CO.KE created: 2006/05/05 changed: 2007/05/10 expiry: 2008/05/05 from <http://www.whois.net/> Domain Name: RAILA2007.COM Updated Date: 15-nov-2006 Creation Date: 12-jun-2006 Expiration Date: 12-jun-2008 Domain Name: WILLIAMRUTTO.COM Updated Date: 20-nov-2006 Creation Date: 01-sep-2006 Expiration Date: 01-sep-2007 Domain Name: KALONZOMUSYOKAFORPRESIDENT.COM Updated Date: 16-feb-2007 Creation Date: 03-sep-2006 Expiration Date: 03-sep-2007 Domain Name: ELECTJULIA.COM Updated Date: 14-feb-2007 Creation Date: 01-feb-2007 Expiration Date: 01-feb-2009 Domain Name: NAJIBBALALA.NET Updated Date: 14-mar-2007 Creation Date: 14-mar-2007 Expiration Date: 14-mar-2008 It was quite interesting, thanks. Alex On 5/18/07, Bill Kagai <mediacorp.research(a)mediacorp.co.ke> wrote: Interesting debate..but I beg to disagree with Muriuki and others who toe this thought process.....a quick google drill shows that the joke is on us. I checked randomly on some of your anticipated guests...and... 1. Ruto William Samoei Education BSc. Hons (UON) Born 1966 Email - info(a)williamrutto.com URL. www.williamrutto.com Verdict Cannot be ICT illiterate 2. Eng. Raila Odinga Eduction - M.Sc (Mechanical Engineering), University of Magdeburg Born 1945 Email. railaodinga(a)yahoo.com URL. http://www.raila2007.com/ Verdict Also not ICT illiterate..actually used a laptop launching his vision.. 3. Najib Balala Born 1967 Education - Business Administration Leadership, Harvard University Urban Management, University of Toronto Email najib(a)mombasa.co.ke URL www.najibbalala.net Verdict Also not ICT illiterate. For those doing work/research..Why don't you check... - is ICT community possibly alienating itself from the rest?? -what were these chaps avoiding by evading the dabate?? -and other questions... Then you will realise that these chaps are much cleverer than we think... Bill -----Original Message----- From: kictanet-bounces+research= mediacorp.co.ke(a)kictanet.or.ke [mailto:kictanet-bounces+research=mediacorp.co.ke@kictanet.or.ke ] On Behalf Of Muriuki Mureithi Sent: 18 May 2007 11:55 To: Bill Kagai Subject: Re: [kictanet] Holding our Leaders Accountable Many thanks for the comments that have come through the list . it shows the dynamism of the ICT fraternity . The absence of the presidential aspirants talks loudly that either they are not familiar with issues , or if they are familiar they do not them consider significant at national level or they do not care. Either way we in the ICT world are proactive people and instead of castigating them let us roll our sleeves and work with them and make sure they understand the issues, the significance and why they matter. This is an on-going programme and as indicated in the debate and we shall have another session in July and hopefully the political scenario on the presidential aspirants will be clearer . For now, to determine who to invite was based on government of national unity versus the opposition as broadly perceived in the national political arena. After the party elections we shall have clarity on who to invite in the next round . The overall objective of the project is to ensure that we place the ICT agenda as campaign issue and we need to show the presidential aspirants that ICT is an national issue Muriuki Mureithi Team leader ICT mainstreaming in the Political Arena project KICTANET -- -- With Kind Regards, Bildad Kagai MD - MediaCorp Limited Suite B2, Tetu Apartments StateHouse Avenue P. O. Box 20311-00200 Tel. 254 20 272 8332 URL. www.mediacorp.co.ke -- _______________________________________________ kictanet mailing list kictanet(a)kictanet.or.ke http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/listinfo/kictanet Please unsubscribe or change your options at http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/options/kictanet/alexgakuru.lists%40gmail.com _______________________________________________ kictanet mailing list kictanet(a)kictanet.or.ke http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/listinfo/kictanet Please unsubscribe or change your options at http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/options/kictanet/mediacorp.research%40mediaco… _______________________________________________ kictanet mailing list kictanet(a)kictanet.or.ke http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/listinfo/kictanet Please unsubscribe or change your options at http://kictanet.or.ke/mailman/options/kictanet/alex.gakuru%40yahoo.com --------------------------------- Don't get soaked. Take a quick peak at the forecast with theYahoo! 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