Listers, What should be different in Debate No 2?
Indeed, Kudos to the media for a job well done.
I recall a tweet from Ndemo that morning suggesting that all Kenyans should read the manifestos before the debate so we judge candidates based on their concrete plans and their responses to questions rather than other considerations (e.g. tribal persuasions). I thought this was an interesting prompting and went out in search of the manifestos online....to my disappointment, I only found 2 manifestos...CORD and JUBILEE!!!. None of the others exist online, unless I missed them. Are the other parties embracing the "digital world"?
If anyone has electronic copies of the other 6 manifestos, please share on the list
Listers, What should be different in Debate No 2?
Edith
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From: kictanet [mailto:kictanet-bounces+eadera=idrc.ca@lists.kictanet.or.ke] On Behalf Of Harry Delano
Sent: February 13, 2013 9:20 AM
To: Edith Adera
Cc: KICTAnet ICT Policy Discussions
Subject: Re: [kictanet] #KEDebate13
Alice Best,
I was lurking in the shadows until I took note that the landmark debate in question has not been given 'kipao mbele' here. If I could raise 'hue and cry', that ICT wasn't given the due mileage in that debate, then we could sensitize candidates before the next one that, this is a driver of the current and future economy. Meanwhile, just noticed all the well articulated positions had little or non to borrow from the debate we had a while back here quizzing Dr. Ndemo as a 'future' candidate. If you ask me, the aspirants would benefit a lot from his insights that he widely shared here. Maybe at a consultancy fee..? Just me..
Harry
Alice Munyua <alice@apc.org> wrote:
>Kudos to the media for organising our first ever presidential debate.
>It was an important milestone. Very interesting, dealt with real
>issues and was also quite entertaining.
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>Best
>Alice
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