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Reflexions apres le calme revenu
Reflexions apres le calme revenu
Posté le 16.07.2008 par lailasamburuNew coalition government, old cast in Kenya
This article appeared on page A - 17 of the San Francisco Chronicle
To be sure, there are signs that Kenya is returning to normal.
But there are signs that Kenya is heading for another political calamity.
Kenya has requested $1.1 billion from international donors to avert a looming food crisis caused by rising prices, and just 15 percent of the national budget has been allocated for development programs, according to the Mars Group, a Kenyan anti-corruption watchdog organization.
Moreover, the newly created Cabinet positions will cost at least $800 million in office space, staff, bodyguards and state-issued luxury cars, more than a tenth of the national budget. Another $30 million, nearly the amount of the entire education budget, has been set aside for water and power utilities at the presidential estate. And more than $100 million has been allocated for debt payments on so-called ghost projects, including $70 million for a naval ship that has never been delivered and $100 million for a nonexistent fertilizer company, according to the Mars Group.
Why? Parliament has yet to debate the budget. Instead, lawmakers have spent much of their time fighting a plan to tax their annual salaries of $160,000. In contrast, a U.S. senator earns $169,300.
"If they dillydally, and invoke political dishonesty as we have seen in the past - take advantage of power to reintroduce tribalism, corruption, and benefit a nucleus of friends - then there is a likelihood that this will not be a lasting peace," said Omar Hassan, a commissioner with the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights. "The portrayal that Kenya was a unified, dignified, peaceful country, that same myth will be challenged and deconstructed a second time."
Source: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/07/16/MNNU11JP4H.DTL
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