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Feedback from Uganda on the behavior of MPs during the Security Laws (Amendment) Bill debate

I am living in Uganda and like many others from around the World, I have been always watching and enjoying the Kenya Parliament debates held in both the Senate and National Assembly. I wish to state that the Kenya Country Constitution has been observed by many outside Kenya as one of the best governing documents not only within the Commonwealth but also in Africa. Many people cherish that Constitution and have been waiting to see how that Good Document will be implemented.

While watching the Kenya Parliament debate relayed live via the KBC TV held on December 18, 2014. It was very shocking to see what happened within the Plenary. Although I am not a Kenyan, I felt tears coming out of my eyes. I could not believe what I was seeing. This is because all Kenya MPs, do always rise up not only with facts but also with clear contributions. Many people have been learning from the experience and knowledge always provided by the Kenya MPs. I hope the problem will be fixed..

Charles Kizito

Posted by Mzalendo Editor on Jan. 13, 2015

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