I salute the son of Onyoka for his level-headed engagements in these debates. Today, he stood out as one whose approach towards the problems ailing the sugar industry is that of a very sober mind. Kudos, senator Onyonka.
This Ruto sounds like Idi Amin. This is exactly what the late Idi Amin did and eventually the Ugandan economy went in a spiral nose dive. Please Kenyans be careful on what path you take with this gentleman.
Sam, please do bing levelheaded people like Hon. Onyonka for such debates . But not those who must massage other people's egos like Ochieng, an that man from Tetu who seems to know nothing about what they debating about. The two guys are very economical wit truth they ant to make someone happy, I guess.
Hon Onyonka is balanced in his analysis. The other two are just not being honest with the issue on ground. The people who have destroyed the sugar sector are black kenyans with the likes of Kidero, but since they are in bed with the KK government they are fine.
If someone has a case. Let him be summoned by the authorities. Not abducted in the middle of the road at gun point. If there are issues, let them be public. Also why is the president not mentioning Kidero? Who is the main culprit of Mumias failing?🤔🤔🤔🤔Plus there were no Indians managing any of these state owned mills that have failed. Why doesn't he mention those managers who were there? Now even I am thinking twice about making any investments in this country.
@@amitghosh3711thats what i would do if i was you it is the lawlessness if a street thug sees ppl being abducted with state power surely what example is that.
@@centralnewsonlinetv5675 who created these "cartels"? Not private business owners. Go after the real culprits. The then managers and decision makers of these failed sugar milling companies. Who by the way were appointed by the government.
Onyonka is a well versed politician. Sam please, get sorber individuals from KK to engage him on the conversations like this.., likes of kHALWALE, Mungatana.....
Listen to the sense Onyonka is making. The private one knows how to manage their operations well. The public one has no customer satisfaction and lacks the drive to achieve real goals. Kila mtu ana njaa kule, ulafi kama beasts in the jungle.
@@scotarekins8460what did they do since the companies failed? You can't plant sugarcane then time for being paid it takes ages yet you have invested there must be another solution.
They want to grab the whole of western Kenya land occupied by this govt ,so that they import sugar from outside because sugar is a multibillion business here in Kenya, nothing like reving sugar sector
Until Bony Khawale spoke, Ruto had placed his own cartels with an MD and was to take up the land. Mumias, Nzoia were in his privitazation policy....are we mad to forget his intentions? He should also check KPLC....how likes of Ndindi Nyoro became proxy majority shareholders for we know that is where sugar is headed
Why do you bring people to the studio who just speak for the sake of speaking, The guy doesnt know whats state capture and ends up saying the sugar issue its a grave matter.
What does the private owners got to do with running government controlled companies , the government got to look at themselves, they play politics with everything
If only you know how politics can be played so that you can control the market, you could not be asking this question. Rai is another Kirubi, only that he is not Kenyan
Is someone using Rai to get public in sugar region on their side How come only one person is blamed for sugar issues Our president needs to remeber there ia a judicary system in this country
It is what it is. No more sugarcoating words to corrupt individuals. Media has been on record whining about the president saying nothing to deal with corruption. Now that he has broken his silence, the whining is back with lots of critics from them, law society of whatever and other human rights busy bodies. What surprises me is that kenyans who don't come from the sugarcane growing areas, are blubbering joining the media choir , yet they're also affected by the price of sugar
Talks that are valueless. Up to now no remedy to rutos atrocities.Peopl have lost their lives and properties. Every day we hear or listen to dirty things done by uda regime. We're tied,solutions should be in place
What exactly do you think is their work? And how are they supposed to execute it? ... How long does it take to talk to a journalist, and how many hours are there in a day?
All thise process this guy i saying breeds nothing I qgree with the ochieg let them learn hard way We can copy the western countries we need our independence in this sectors Kwani juu ni american or indians who are they They should be answerable to every thing they do
Are Indians the ones who mismanaged the sugar factories?The problem is corruption how does Rai they say import sugar and packages them as Sugar manufactured in Kenya don’t we have any controllers or everyone can import tonnes of sugar.
There comes a time when judgement is applied directly to the suspect...When he's is stealing from us and choking us,,where is the law that your talking about....Safirisha mtu mbinguni!!
HON. ONYONKA SPEAKS WELL AND CONSCIENTIOUSLY.
I salute the son of Onyoka for his level-headed engagements in these debates. Today, he stood out as one whose approach towards the problems ailing the sugar industry is that of a very sober mind. Kudos, senator Onyonka.
The best president.who digs deep to solve a challenge no matter how painful it is
Hahahaha!
Which has he solved rather than entrenched himself in
This Ruto sounds like Idi Amin. This is exactly what the late Idi Amin did and eventually the Ugandan economy went in a spiral nose dive. Please Kenyans be careful on what path you take with this gentleman.
To Uganda he was very better than any other president in Africa
Sam, please do bing levelheaded people like Hon. Onyonka for such debates . But not those who must massage other people's egos like Ochieng, an that man from Tetu who seems to know nothing about what they debating about. The two guys are very economical wit truth they ant to make someone happy, I guess.
Exactly my point
Hon Onyonka is balanced in his analysis. The other two are just not being honest with the issue on ground. The people who have destroyed the sugar sector are black kenyans with the likes of Kidero, but since they are in bed with the KK government they are fine.
If someone has a case. Let him be summoned by the authorities. Not abducted in the middle of the road at gun point. If there are issues, let them be public. Also why is the president not mentioning Kidero? Who is the main culprit of Mumias failing?🤔🤔🤔🤔Plus there were no Indians managing any of these state owned mills that have failed. Why doesn't he mention those managers who were there? Now even I am thinking twice about making any investments in this country.
You have 3 choices Jail,Deportation or Heaven.😢😢😢
@@mwendapoleee Yes so I have decided to stay away from investing so I can avoid the three😂😂😂😂. Nikae tu kama burukenge ya kawaida.
These cartels need to be dealt with inhumane way because there are also inhuman 😏😏
@@amitghosh3711thats what i would do if i was you it is the lawlessness if a street thug sees ppl being abducted with state power surely what example is that.
@@centralnewsonlinetv5675 who created these "cartels"? Not private business owners. Go after the real culprits. The then managers and decision makers of these failed sugar milling companies. Who by the way were appointed by the government.
Onyonka is a well versed politician. Sam please, get sorber individuals from KK to engage him on the conversations like this.., likes of kHALWALE, Mungatana.....
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Listen to the sense Onyonka is making. The private one knows how to manage their operations well. The public one has no customer satisfaction and lacks the drive to achieve real goals. Kila mtu ana njaa kule, ulafi kama beasts in the jungle.
The sugar company was runned by government.
Let western farmers and youth demand their sources.
David Ochieng should first deal with corruption if he was a president it’s not about Indians or not the problem starts with me and you.
By the way if i was leaving in those regions where ppl depend on Sugar factories i wud opt out and do something else.
@@mwendapoleee the climate favours sugar to other crops
@@scotarekins8460what did they do since the companies failed? You can't plant sugarcane then time for being paid it takes ages yet you have invested there must be another solution.
They want to grab the whole of western Kenya land occupied by this govt ,so that they import sugar from outside because sugar is a multibillion business here in Kenya, nothing like reving sugar sector
Until Bony Khawale spoke, Ruto had placed his own cartels with an MD and was to take up the land. Mumias, Nzoia were in his privitazation policy....are we mad to forget his intentions? He should also check KPLC....how likes of Ndindi Nyoro became proxy majority shareholders for we know that is where sugar is headed
GOD bless our sugar industry...we surely don't need to import sugar in Kenya.
It's so sad what the cartels have done
Why do you bring people to the studio who just speak for the sake of speaking, The guy doesnt know whats state capture and ends up saying the sugar issue its a grave matter.
Goverments don't do good business.Just by the way Sugar is a slow killer less is more.
What if Rai is launched by the people you incite in public ? How do we expect Rai to defend himself from the politicians ?
You've known him for a very long time, that mean you know what he has been doing to farmers in mumias
What does the private owners got to do with running government controlled companies , the government got to look at themselves, they play politics with everything
If only you know how politics can be played so that you can control the market, you could not be asking this question. Rai is another Kirubi, only that he is not Kenyan
This is a " grave issue" 😂😂😂😂 read between the lines
This things of commissions kila mahali they take long to solve cases and they give recommends Thay are never followed why cant use his own methods
Is someone using Rai to get public in sugar region on their side
How come only one person is blamed for sugar issues
Our president needs to remeber there ia a judicary system in this country
I think if you dominate the supply of an essential, you need to regulate yourself before gava fixes you to impress voters.
True
Am with the Plesdent on this one🤔…
Surely Uganda 🇺🇬 and zimbabwe achsed Asians
I really support the president. Investors from India have misused Kenyans.
It is what it is. No more sugarcoating words to corrupt individuals. Media has been on record whining about the president saying nothing to deal with corruption. Now that he has broken his silence, the whining is back with lots of critics from them, law society of whatever and other human rights busy bodies. What surprises me is that kenyans who don't come from the sugarcane growing areas, are blubbering joining the media choir , yet they're also affected by the price of sugar
None of these panelists come from the sugar belt.
Talks that are valueless. Up to now no remedy to rutos atrocities.Peopl have lost their lives and properties. Every day we hear or listen to dirty things done by uda regime. We're tied,solutions should be in place
They shd b sold off like Uganda political interference does not help
Ebu niulize hawa politicians hushinda kwa TV stations everyday hauenda where they represent saa ngapi?
TV is a way of publicity
They got the votes so they dont go back till next election.
@@alfredinganga5411 understood, but isn't publicity supposed to be brought forward by the work that one does?
What exactly do you think is their work? And how are they supposed to execute it? ... How long does it take to talk to a journalist, and how many hours are there in a day?
@@wayando well their job isn't to discuss the alleged abduction of a rich man.
...The son of the Late Onyonka looks like Pele...
Wandeto is saying nothing.
I support William, heaven is the way 😂😂😂
Ha ha ha
All thise process this guy i saying breeds nothing
I qgree with the ochieg let them learn hard way
We can copy the western countries we need our independence in this sectors
Kwani juu ni american or indians who are they
They should be answerable to every thing they do
Problem is the how.
How was it done and how do we separate real from fake?
Are Indians the ones who mismanaged the sugar factories?The problem is corruption how does Rai they say import sugar and packages them as Sugar manufactured in Kenya don’t we have any controllers or everyone can import tonnes of sugar.
There comes a time when judgement is applied directly to the suspect...When he's is stealing from us and choking us,,where is the law that your talking about....Safirisha mtu mbinguni!!
That is russia
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