Presidential privacy

http://www.ntv.co.ke
In yet another surprising incident, presidential security guards on Friday roughed up journalists and barred photographers from taking pictures at a burial ceremony attended by president Mwai Kibaki. The incident is the second within the last two weeks.

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[realman75ful]

this guy should be smoked

[20LINES]

kibaki of kenya is as corrupt as nigerian sani abacha,disgraceful old kibaki.

[buashraf]

@2190g1 Does Kibaki really have a political career left for somebody to make or break? After all, he is doing his last term. The media will be running after him as they with Man Toro. In "dry" weekends when the media will not be getting enough news, they will still look for him to give them a story for the weekend! :-)

[2190g1]

I think Kibaki does not realize that the media can make or break somebody's political career

[cymagi]

@ karuthia and siasabora I totally agree with u i just meant that sometimes media invade public occasions...ofcos presidential occasions needs all their coverage

[siasabora]

@fromnelson: Then respectfully keep the President of the Republic of Kenya from your family and private affairs, funerals included! He is State property!

[3279me]

don't give them coverage.... even when they are campaign or any other issue let see if the will complain they are not being attend 2 asap

[karuitha]

cymagi, I am sure Kibaki did not travel there on foot, he used a GK vehicle. So what ever he does he is fully using my taxes whether at burials or at wedding and I as a tax paying Kenyan want to know how my money is spent.

[karuitha]

Tell them siasa, if Kibaki wants privacy he knows what to do. furthermore as long as he is using GK vehicle and is protected by the police, he is using my taxes, so the media has a right to cover him so I know if am getting value for money.

[karuitha]

Guracha, the presidency is an entity that belongs to Kenyans not to Kibaki and his many wives and mistresses. If he wants privacy, then he should do the honourable thing and quit.