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Posted by Ka-G on July 02, 2012

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Prof. George Saitoti-Great leader who left us too early.We celebrate him.

George Saitoti (3 August 1945 – 10 June 2012) — Hon. Prof. George Saitoti, Previously Minister for Education. Prof. George Saitoti, the Minister for Provincial Administration and Internal Security joined Mangu High in 1960 and later Cambridge School Weston, USA. He held a Bachelor of Arts, Master of Science and PhD in Mathematics, from University of Brandeist (USA), Sussex, Brighton and Warwick University, England respectively. He joined university of Nairobi as a lecturer in 1972 where he rose to be the Chairman of Mathematics Department before he was nominated as a Member of Parliament and Minister for Finance in 1983. He served in this capacity until he was appointed Vice President and Minister for Finance in 1989 after successfully vying for Kajiado North Parliamentary seat in 1988. He was again re-elected in 1992 and appointed Vice President and Minister for Planning and National Development. In 1997 he won the same seat and appointed Minister for Planning and Developmen

Revenge

“Last night I had a revelation Somehow I have to make you pay It's all about manipulation And what it takes to get my way I don't believe in soft solutions No one makes a fool of me Without receiving retribution No one hurts me and goes free I'll play on your fears, I'll leave you in tears You'll never be the same, my friend You're walking a line, it's a matter of time You'll never rest easy again I've got the power to bring you down I've heard it said, to err is human It's forgiveness that's divine I thought about forgiving you, but I want revenge, I want what's mine I think it's time to settle scores now It's time to set the record straight You'll know it's coming, you won't know how Or when, you'll have to watch and wait I'll play on your fears, I'll leave you in tears You'll never be the same, my friend You're walking a line, it's a matter of time

Public Holiday For Ivory Coast After AFCON Win

Ivory Coast announced a public holiday on Monday to celebrate its dramatic win over Ghana in the Africa Cup of Nations final. A 9-8 victory on penalties on Sunday night gave the Ivorians their second title, in a repeat of the 1992 final. The game was followed by joyous celebrations on the streets the country's biggest city, Abidjan. Ivory Coast's win brings to an end a 22-year drought during which they lost twice on penalties. President Alassane Ouattara announced the paid holiday on public radio and television after the game. 'Unbelievable' Celebrations in Abidjan went on late into the night on Sunday. Gozo Maxime Blessing, a 27-year old student, told the BBC that fans had been waiting 23 years for this moment. "I'm great. I don't know how to express my joy. But this is a very good performance by the Elephants. "I am happy. I am voiceless. For 23 years, we were waiting for this trophy and by the grace of God we've

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