CIVIL SOCIETY
ANY person
convicted of any crime or tried in a court of law for any kind of crime should
be barred from contesting or holding any public office. This is according to a
civil society group on leadership and integrity bill. Speaking during a press
conference here in Nairobi today, the group’s governance consultant, Cyprian
Nyawamu said that there should be a value system where if you are been
investigated by a body, you need to clear yourself of the suspicion before
contesting any public seat. Nyamwamu says that the government should by all
means possible eliminate the term “stepping aside” and instead introduce a
clear language in law for persons found guilty of misusing public office. The
body also condemned the government for its appointment of the new county
commissioners terming the act as continued impunity.
the executive should by all standards respect the court rulings going by the thumb rule of separation of power.
ReplyDeletenone the less, the phantom of impunity and corruption malpractices will time on end riddle our society.