i like this,as everyone can see its the Raila Vs the Ruto, its the kikuyu n luo on one side and the kalenjin on the other side.. anyway,it doesnt matter to me but its a good movie to see as those mpigs battle each other,,,, atleast it will keep me busy before the priemier league begins yayo

Who is the Minister for Environment? When the Minister for Environment gave notice for forceful eviction of the illegal squatters in two weeks without compensation,isn't that when the RV MPs scheduled a meeting with RAO? Don't records reflect that RAO has been opposed to the govt removal of squatters (legal or otherwise) from Mau especially when on the Referendum and 2007 General Election campaign trail? What has changed so recently other than a fallout with Ruto and dining with Kibs for him to change his mind? Why do you think these RV MPs are talking of betrayal? After getting their votes on undeliverable promises now its flip flop. This Obi fellow is as fake as RAO. At least I think all SKerians can agree here,albeit late in the day,is that like the Waki List,the political outcome of this new scenario is positive for all Kenyans.

like ecstacy said the true hero here is michuki who has remained consistent and steadfast since the issue came to his potfolio....thanks heavens that the other mpigs are finding their souls eventually... i was just wondering,if we were still having water in our taps throughout the day,would the issue of mau forest have exploded like the way it has done???? NEVER TALK OF A RHINO IF THERE IS NO TREE NEAREBY - ZULU PROVERB

@all and what is causing drying around Aber-dares? Is that Mau? This is more than just Mau! AKS

@Alpha True,Aberdares may not be in Mau,but two wrongs do not make a right..... that should be the next big campaign!! but that shouldnt mean that people can stay in mau all they want because there are others in aberdares... otherwise,we will not have anyone move. lets deal with what is in hand right now,then we go to the next culprit and hang him with the same rope. Some deals are like glass. Sometimes it's better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.