Corridors of Power

Wednesday, 01 June 2011 17:28 BY POLITICAL DESK

Employees  of a parastatal under the Ministry of Energy are complaining that the institution is choking with senior staff from one community who most times transact official business in their mother tongue. The junior staff have now written to the chairman of the National Cohesion and Integration Commission chairman Muzalendo Kibunja asking him intervene.
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Kinuthia Mbugua, the head of the Administration police might need to send his people to check out a problem which we are told is brewing at his office in Ngara. The junior officers there are seething with anger at their boss whom they allege has been slapping, harassing and intimidating them at will.
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The function by Mwala professionals to distribute sanitary pads to poor girls in the constituency which was abruptly cancelled after the area MP Mwala Daniel Muoki protested claiming he had not been informed will go ahead this Sunday. The professionals, who had invited Wavinya Ndeti who is the MP of the neighbouring constituency to be the guest of honour have now said the function will go ahead whether or not their MP approves.
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The parishoners of St Joseph Catholic church in  Ngong are concerned that an official from the local parish office is letting the church and even the local bishop, John Cardinal Njue  down. They claim a parish official has been entertaining myriad women in his office and other social places which has led to tensions in the families of some of the women who are married or recently widowed.