Hei iii hey.

You!

Mtakamatwa. Mshikwe. na mpewe dawa!

Thats why we say..

... This is Kenya!


If a man hasn't discovered anything he can die for,then he is not worth living!

Interesting how James Orengo showed a lot of what sounded like true respect and support to Martha Karua. F***k RAO and Kibs,provide support true reformists and development minded Kenyans like Martha Karua (+ Orengo,+Tuju,+Gakuo,+Michuki,+Githongo,+PLO,+Peter Kenneth,+Bitange Ndemo,+Njoki Ndung'u etc) in 2012. Meanwhile we have close to 4 years to work not politik. Kazi iendelee!

Why is it that people here are not supportive of the new constitution,is it that we don't want proper laws or what.

Even here in the UK,there is some degree of tribalism (only they refer to it as nationalism since a tribe is derogatory and meant to apply to africans). The English look at themselves as superior to the welsh,the scots and the irish etc. They also favour themselves for the better jobs where the last criteria is judgement.

What holds this people together are laws. Kenyans must keep their eye on the ball (a new constitution),there is nothing else we need,we can have central kenya president for eternity and it will not matter if the country's laws are bigger than the people who oversee them.

Please all,lets ensure we have a new progressive constitution by the year end. After that,we can re-evaluate the wannabe leaders. For now its all about tribes.


I guess if you can't win with facts,you can always pen bile-laced,xenophobic rants to distract everyone.

@Obi1Kanobi,have never agreed with anyone more than I agree with you on this one.

Shamba la Wanyama defines clearly the state we are in - for as long as guys in ukambani don't have irrigation to take care of perennial drought,guys in Budalangi are not given an answer to the flood problem,guys in the North still stuck in the dark ages,guys in RV are incited over land,guys in coasto still believe they need their guy to run the port,guys in Mt. Kenya still believe they have an inalienable right to the seat and so on and so forth,then we'll still need our politicians to 'solve' these problems for us,not seeing that politicians know that once these problems are solved,the common guy will see the light and no longer need them - and that will be their end. How do you explain Ngilu a few months back being shown on TV at a natural spring hidden in ukambani and claiming she never in her wildest dreams would have thought that such a thing exists in the heartland of ukambani. I have not heard of an irrigation scheme being set up there afterwards. Our situations of scarcity mentality allow these Mpigs to continue with their bullshit. And they're all the same,every single one of them. What we need is to close our ears and vote each one of them out come next election,both the new and old guard,and get an untainted lot into the mix of things. But without a consitution to put things right as it were and correct all the pasr errors of the Kenyatta,Moi & now Baks regime,our dreams will remain just that. I only pray I can witness change in my lifetime,and am in my late 20's. But I will be content with a good life for our future generation

smano

@ Eli

Yes I voted for Kibaki. 'Kazi Iendelee' I chanted. Fought with Karua & highlighted genocide of the Kiambaa Church...

That was then,as of now Kibaki,Kimunya,Michuki,Ruto,Muthaura,Muhoho,Makwere,Gacheru,Ali,Wako,are all against the Reforms that Kenya needs. Yet these people have the real power.

The reforms,progressive agenda,that will see Kenya achieve its breakthroughs,will not be realized in the hands of these people...

We need People who are hiding in NGO's in the helm of our Nation...

We can have running clean drinking water everywhere in the country,

We can have good healthcare,good education,good jobs,

We can live peacefully/ work with/ share happy and sad moments with each of our different tribes friends. We are better than what our leaders think of us...