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Monday, March 18, 2024

The Story of the Foreign Spy in Kenya's Government

The Story of the Foreign Spy in Kenya's Government

Now it is said that you can never ever be best friends with your brother-in-law. I mean closeness to the man who is a brother to the woman you married, your wife, historically has been something very difficult to pull off although there are exceptions of course. 

The norm is that usually people keep a respectful distance with in-laws. But super fascinating is the fact that founding father and first president of Kenya Jomo Kenyatta had his brother-in-law as his confidant, chief advisor and indeed most influential advisor. 

This was cabinet minister of State in the office of the president for many years, Mbiyu Koinange. Koinange was the brother to Jomo Kenyatta's third wife, a lady was called Grace Wanjiku. This was the third wife and then Mama Ngina Kenyatta was the fourth. 

Kenyatta's first wife was Wahu and his second wife was a British woman.

Okay, I know most of you are curious how did they meet? And this was in the 1940s when there was so much racism all over the place. I'll explain. 

Jomo Kenyatta in those days worked somewhere in the UK as a gardener and his wife-to-be was a housekeeper. You can fill in the blanks can't you?

Now Mbiyu Koinange was a very fascinating character. Many Kenyans don't know that this the man who was the first Kenyan African to hold a postgraduate degree studied mostly in the United States of America.

Koinange was always at the president's side. ALWAYS. Which put him in pole position to influence very many decisions, especially those ones made outside formal meetings. And even to influence the outcome of meetings before they happened. 

But as fate would have it, the only day in over 12 years that he was not at Kenyatta's side, was on the day the old man passed on. And so Koinange was absent when Jomo went to join his ancestors. 

So powerful was Koinange that whenever he said something, everybody assumed Jomo himself had said it. 

But perhaps even more fascinating was the second president Daniel Toroitich Moi's closest advisor for many years. Starting from long before Moi became president. This man was always at his side as the chief influencer and the real mover and Shaker. I'm of course talking about Nicholas Biwott. 

Now the first time the two met, Biwott was a student at his school, Tambach government in the 50s. And some years later, Biwott went looking for Moi and it is said that Moi held him by the hand and took him to the minister of education at that time housed in a building called Gill House. (I understand that today it is said to be the headquarters of forged degrees and certificates in Kenya). 

Anyway, Moi, while still holding his hand introduced him to a man called Kenneth Matiba who was then the Permanent Secretary in the education Ministry. And Moi asked Matiba to get a scholarship for Biwott to go and study out of the country. And it was done. Within just a few weeks Biwott was on a flight out of the country going to Australia. Where he finished his studies and came back to Kenya and started working for the government but was "poached" by a man called Bruce McKenzie. 

Bruce Mckenzie was in Kenya's first cabinet. A very super fascinating character because you see it was established after this death that McKenzie was a double foreign intelligence agent who was working for Britain's MI6 and the dreaded Israeli intelligence Mossad at the same time. 

In retrospect we can see why this job caused Biwott to cross paths with this former teacher, Moi once again. By then Moi was a a Member of parliament and later Vice president. 

Biwott worked as McKenzie's personal assistant and when Moi was appointed Vice President in 1966, he took Biwott away from Mckenzie to be his personal assistant. 

And it is also very easy to understand why when Moi took over as president in 1978, Biwott was immediately his closest confident and advisor as he desperately tried to settle into the very big shoes Jomo had left for him; the presidency of the Republic of Kenya. 

But just imagine that situation where a foreign intelligence agent (Bruce McKenzie) was in the Kenyan cabinet... phew!!

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Sunday, March 17, 2024

How to Identify And Deal With the Spirit of Rejection in Your Life

How to Identify And Deal With the Spirit of Rejection in Your Life

The spiritual realm is a complex and often bewildering place, and one of the most elusive entities that inhabit it is the spirit of rejection. This malignant spirit has the power to inflict considerable emotional and psychological damage on its victims, but understanding its nature and mechanisms can provide us with the tools to combat it.

An Overview of Spirits

To comprehend the spirit of rejection, we must first have a basic understanding of the spiritual realm. Spirits are non-corporeal beings, void of physical forms. Humans, though spiritual beings, inhabit physical bodies, a privilege denied to spirits. This disparity allows humans to exercise control and dominion over spirits, both good and evil.

Good Spirits: Divine Servants

Good spirits, also known as ministering spirits, are aligned with the divine. They adhere to spiritual laws and, as such, cannot possess a human body without explicit permission. These spirits respond to the word of God, which acts as a spiritual law.

Evil Spirits: The Tormented Wanderers

In stark contrast, evil spirits, or demonic entities, are tormented beings. Lacking physical bodies, they exist in a constant state of restlessness, seeking human vessels to inhabit. Their aim is to disrupt and destroy, and they are cunning in their pursuit of this goal.

Unraveling the Spirit of Rejection

The spirit of rejection is a particularly insidious entity. It seeks to implant feelings of worthlessness, isolation, and despair in its victims. This spirit can manifest in various ways, such as constant rejection in job interviews, failed relationships, and a general sense of being unwanted.

The Origins of the Spirit of Rejection

The roots of the spirit of rejection are often traced back to generational curses or inherited traits. In some cases, rejection can take root during the early stages of life. Unwanted pregnancies, parental rejection, or harsh words spoken in anger can open the door for this spirit to enter a person's life.

Breaking Free from the Spirit of Rejection

Fortunately, the grip of the spirit of rejection can be loosened through prayer, fasting, and the exercise of spiritual authority. Victims are encouraged to confess their sins and seek forgiveness, renounce the spirit of rejection, and affirm their acceptance and worth in God's eyes.

Renouncing the Spirit of Rejection

The first step in breaking free from the spirit of rejection is renunciation. This involves a clear and unequivocal rejection of the spirit and its influence. This can be achieved through prayer and fasting, invoking scriptures like 1 John 1:9, which promises forgiveness and cleansing from all unrighteousness.

Affirming Acceptance and Worth

The next step is to counter the negative self-perception that the spirit of rejection fosters. This involves consciously affirming one's acceptance and worth, countering the lies of the spirit of rejection with the truth of one's divine acceptance.

The Power of Positive Thinking

One of the most effective strategies in combating the spirit of rejection is positive thinking. As Proverbs 23:7 suggests, our thoughts shape our reality. By filling our minds with positive thoughts of acceptance, we can effectively crowd out the negative influences of the spirit of rejection.

Conclusion

The spirit of rejection is a formidable adversary, but it is not invincible. With an understanding of its nature and mechanisms, we can equip ourselves with the tools to combat it. Through prayer, fasting, and the power of positive thinking, we can break free from the grip of this malicious spirit and embrace a life of acceptance and worth.

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