ZIMBABWE'S PREMIERE SAGA

The present investigative news as reported in our (Kenyan) dailies qouting a Zimbabwean Weekly, has stroke my curiosity. The news allege that the Zimbabwe Police are investigating the Zim Prime Minister (PM) Morgan Tsavangirai over a $1.5million fraud. The amount was earmarked to purchase the PM's house.

A This story has caught my attention because as a personality reading guru, this to me comes has no surprise. I find this politician quite unreliable and vulnerable to such engagements.

I am compelled to write this because I know that in a couple of years, the present PM shall be gunning for the Zim presidency. As such, I should forewarn the voters that they should not gamble with such a suspicious personality. I say so also because other than his avarice for quick riches and his very high appetite for power, he strikes me as a potential dictator once in power. That he is seen as a democratic activist, is to me, just a means to power and property: He can never be a democrat. Never!

In this regard, my advice to the voters and Zim leaders is that they should not gamble with their future by voting him when election time come.

COTE d'Ivoire's Presidential Battle: Ouattara v/s Gbagbo

The people of Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) held their democratic election run-off on November 28th 2010. Unfortunately, this West African country has witnessed what was witnessed in Kenya during the 2007/2008 elections where the now defunct electoral body, by design or default, failed to declare who between the incumbent President Mwai Kibaki and the present Prime minister won the elections. Kenya witnessed unprecedented chaos and civil strife that resulted in over a thousand deaths. The International Criminal Court, let by its 'stardom-hungry' prosecutor has been trying to apportion blame on a few individuals 'assumed' to have played a key role in the resultant mayhem. A similar situation was replayed in Zimbabawe a year after. Three years after, Cote d'Ivore is now dancing the same tune wherein the electoral body gave an 8th percentage victory to Alassane Ouattara over the incumbent president Laurent Gbagbo. Laurent Gbagbo has refused to cede office to Ouattara in spite of pressure and mediation efforts by the international community.

As the only world-wide personality reading wizard (www.personalityreading.com) and having scanned the natural personality of Gbagbo, I find him such an adamant and recalcitrant persona who may not easily hand-over power. The team of mediators should be wary of this attribute whilst negotiating for a peaceful resolution of the stalemate. What Gbagbo and the soldiers behind his refusal to accept the results of the elections should know is that naturally, Ouattara is capable of defeating him in most contests including running of a country. In other words, I personally thank the people of Ivory Coats for choosing the most suitable candidate. As presidential material, I give Ouattara 85% while Gbagbo has 74%. My urge is that they should not accept power sharing deals as it happened in Kenya and Zimbabwe since Ouattara is such an elegant personality that Cote d'Ivoire should not be denied.

Kenya's Harambee Stars Unending Woes!

The on-going CECAFA Football Tournament in Tanzania has witnessed yet another waterloo for the Kenya's National Soccer Team-Harambee Stars. As  expected, the coach Mr. Jacob 'Ghost' Mullee has just resigned. As usual, the blame-game is now at the top gear. 'Ghost' has blamed poor administration of the National Team and low resilience on the part of the players.

My own observation is that the main problem with the team has to do with discrimination in selection of players. As I see it, the players are hand-picked by a corrupt cartel largely from 'Sheng-speaking' players in Nairobi County.  I concur with the coach on the two main reasons: poor management of football in Kenya generally and; low resilience levels of players.

The question then is what next?

Fortunately, with the establishment of County Governments in Kenya, it is hoped that each County shall sponsor a team for the Premiere League and Super Leagues. This shall greatly help diversify talent so that the entrenched discrimination in selection and poor management of sports shall be contained.
On the problem of low resilience of players, I wish to inform the sports managers and fans (local and global) that my Personality Reading Formula (search Kigen at www.i-proclaimbookstore.com) holds the key to this challenge. I'm ready and willing to use my breakthrough science in personality reading to assist any country or any other team/organization/discipline to pick or  poach the players with the highest resilience.

Actuarial Science in Kenya's Mobile Sector Shares

Since the advent of the Mobile phone and the entire I.C.T revolution a decade ago in Kenya, the Safaricom  Company has been the dominant player controlling over 85% of the market share. The next competitor is Zain (which was formerly Celtel and which was initially called Kencell) currently controls a paltry 10.6% market share and has just been bought by India's Bharti Airtel. The Safaricom Chief executive is one strongman called Michael Joseph whereas his Airtel's counterpart is one Manoj Kohli.

As a human Personality Reading Wizard, I have always argued that the knowledge available in the present Psychology, Actuarial Science and all other Arts disciplines is nothing but pseudo-knowledge. That is, once one has acquired knowledge of Personality Reading, then you hardly need any other Artistic knowledge to wisely predict events. In this regard, I wish to advise the Safaricom shareholders to rethink their investments since Airtel shall soon reverse the gains made by Safaricom. My prediction is that within the next one year, Aitel shall increase their market share to over 40%. I say so because Kolhi's personality rating index is 87% is a more shrewed than Joseph whose personality index is 77%.

Paul the Octopus Soccer Predictions

There is a German mollusk or an invertebrate which has stolen the FIFA 2010 World Cup extravaganza in South Africa by ostensibly predicting the match outcomes. It was reported that it accurately predicted that Spain would win over Germany which came to be true. This does not shocks me that much since as a human personality wizard, I know how far humanity can go to fill a scientific gap. For sure, there is a prediction gap in our knowledge faculties. However, following my newly unveiled research that has been published online and available now at www.i-proclaim bookstore.com, I can confidently report that I can empirically predict the outcome of any match or contest.
My earlier predictions are available here. To predict matches or any other contest outcomes, I assess the Personality Index of both teams. For our case, since the forthcoming matches are finals, the most determining factor is the Resilience Index for the teams. In this regard, I give Netherlands an upper hand: that is, the Dutch team shall win this Sunday's game since they are more resilient than the Spaniard players. Of course that Germany shall humiliate Uruguay is a foregone conclusion. For more information visit kipkoech kigen in Face book or www.personality wizard.com.

SUPER EAGLES & NIGERIA'S PRESIDENTIAL BAN

Following the poor results by Nigeria's Super Eagles National football team at the on-going World Cup extravaganza, the acting Nigerian President has just announce a two year ban on Nigeria National team not to participate in international competitions. The majority of Nigeria's are reported to agree with this presidential ban. Nigerians, being characteristically a proud people, viewed this dismal performance as shameful and regrettable. FIFA is yet to respond to this moratorium. 

Whereas I don't want to ignore the context in which this ban was pronounced, and having watched the Nigerian game plan, and having studied the personality of each of the Super Eagle's players who participated in this World Cup, I must admit that they were not football players but wrestlers  or body builders. Personality-wise, I gave the Eagles less than 60% mean score: where Brazil has 82%; Spain is leading with 85%; Ghana has 74%. The leading player in terms of personality suitability was Algeria's goal-keeper with 92% followed by Spain's Puyol at 90%, Brazil's Maicon has 88% where Argentina's Messi has 86%.
Corruption in player-selection must have been Nigeria's undoing. I wish HE. Goodwill Jonathan reconsiders his decision and instead set up a player selection commission to avoid leaving this onerous assignment to cartels.
Very soon, I shall personally embark on this task online (www.personalitywizard.com) where I offer to assist teams/employers select the best players/workers.

Cameron & Mourinho Win but their future is bleak!

Two significant events have happened lately which I must admit that they have lest me worried. The first incident was at the World political stage were the UK has elected David Cameron as their new PM. The second incident is where the former Inter Milan FC Jose Mourinho has won the most prestigious Euro-cup: the Champions Cup. And as soon as he was declared the winner, Jose has since defected to Real Madrid FC.

What worries me is that these two winners lack the personality resilience and psychological  stamina to hold such coveted offices.Whereas I correctly predicted that since Inter has the highest concentration of the most resilient players, Inter FC is the best team in the world as at now. I credit this, not to Jose, but those senior managers who do/did the scouting for Inter. The only strong point that Jose possess is that he gives his deputies and players the full support to play as they fill. Otherwise he, alongside Cameron are VERY WEAK performers on their own. That is they lack the independence of thought and action. Just follow their performances and utterances and you'll discern what I mean. Real and UK should thus learn to work as if they are absent. They should not expect much from them. My previous analyses tells it all!