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Caveat Emptor on Promissory Note No.33
We can't afford to pay for what we never got....
This is a copy of number 33 out of the 36 Irrevocable Promissory Notes issued in May 2003 by the
Minister of Finance to ‘pay’ for a telecommunications network for the Administration Police. It is
worth Kshs 275 million. The Promissory Notes were tabled in Parliament in May 2007
FROM DICTATORIAL IMPUNITY TO DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY
The Partnership for Change is an open initiative of Mars Group Kenya and other like-minded organizations, Civil Society Agencies, NGO’s, Youth groups, Faith Based Organisations, Social Movements and grass roots organization and Networks from all of the eight provinces of Kenya.
The mission of the Partnership for Change is to advance the strategic use of non-violent action in calling upon the Kenyan Citizen to demand the End of Impunity, Restore Democratic accountability and to end Dictatorship in Kenya.
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WHITE RIBBON CAMPAIGN PAMPHLET
On Thursday 12th June 2008, then Minister of Finance, Amos Kimunya presented the Government of Kenya’s budgetary proposals on taxation to Parliament when he published the Estimates of Expenditure (the National Budget) for the year ending 30th June 2009. In the documents he tabled in Parliament on that day, Mr. Kimunya stated how much money Kenyans are expected as taxpayers to pay to the Government for the services rendered to them; how and on what items and services the Government intended to tax Kenyans; and crucially on what budget items the Government intended to spend the tax money collected during the year.
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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH PAMPHLET
2008 is a year many of us will not forget quickly. It is a year that began with shocking violence; when Kenyans attacked other Kenyans. Kofi Annan came to Kenya and a deal was made between Raila Odinga and Mwai Kibaki to share power. Our constitution was changed quickly to accommodate the National Accord which created the office of the Prime Minister along with several commissions.
