Political tensions rise amid calls for office shake-up

TROUBLE SEEMS TO be brewing between some political bigwigs. The source of the friction is yet unknown. However, one thing is clear. There are quiet undertones to allegedly remove an occupant of an important office and take him to a less lucrative job. Some MPs seem to have jumped into the debate and have all manner of reasons why the changes are necessary. They say, for instance, that Kenya deserves leaders who can travel across the world. It would be interesting to see how the crisis turns out.

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IS A SENIOR figure in the eye of a storm after losing confidence on the people championing his battle for a coveted prize? The man was heard complaining to a caller that the said champions are charging him an arm and a leg for the service but he is on a losing streak and may not be getting value for his money. He reportedly said he could as well forgo the battle and go to the mythical ground and turn the masses against his tormentors. May be a change of strategy could be in the offing.

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A VOCAL MP has reportedly mounted a spirited campaign to be appointed to the Cabinet after a vacancy in the Interior docket arose. The man, not known for his measured tongue, has openly told his colleagues that he had outgrown the House and that it was time to fly a flag. The man believes that his party has been of help to the government of the day and that he will be bold in demanding more rewards. The lawmaker says he learnt from the previous regime when his party offered help to the ruling administration but was shy in demanding a generous reward.

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STILL IN BUNGE, some MPs have become so paranoid about their safety that they have become extra cautious about the food they eat. Coupled with hostile voters in their constituencies due to a recent vote they took and the high cost of living, the MPs say they have no peace. One said she has had to hire additional private security and carries packed food from home. She believes someone is after their lives and careers owing to their decision in the House.