If all goes well in a month i will communicate to you and tell you how things are going on and you will be the one dissapointed by the ongoing events.Let time be the evidence.

Investing is tricky

I want none of those old bats presiding over any tribunal,the Akiwumi's and the Bosire's of Kenya would not know the law if it slapped them on the face. The old Makerere generation finished campus and found jobs waiting for them,they have never had to work hard to earn anything,Let the generation that was forged through the fires of the late 80's and early 90's and learnt innovation under the Moi era when jobs were disappearing step in.

Surely there must be some young (say mid 40's) professional lawyers capable of handling such a tribunal.


Is there something like a moneyday

@ Njunge

Afadhali huyo,than the old generation,I am so sick of the old men who have been in the system for longer than I have been alive. Waki has atleast produced results and options chap chap. What did Bosire conclude on Goldenberg,was it Patni,Saitoti,Mudavadi,I m I missing something,did we lose 13B or was it all a dream.



Is there something like a moneyday

Kanobi,

Okay.We can ask the chap to stab the old men then...??(Kidding).Anyway.My feeling is that a tribunal won't work for the obvious reasons that our politicians like trivilising issues.Read todays Standard?......Eti RV MPs are going to meet MK since they don't trust RAO anymore.....Stop laughing now......They claim it's RAO who called them to action (Mass protest means kill and rape your neighbours??..Jinga hawa).Let MK and RAO keep mum over the entire thing and wait for Annan to hand over the envelop to Ocampo.Simple.

“On the 1st of January 2008 at around 10 a.m.,I heard people yelling that some raiders were coming. I saw smoke coming from some houses in our village and the houses were burning. Everyone in the village started running away to the church (KAG). My mother who was 90 years old was with me at the time. I decided to take my mother into the church for safety. After a few minutes,I saw more raiders coming towards the church….We thought the raiders would
not attack the church. Many people were being pushed into the churchby the raiders. The raiders threw some mattress into the roof of the church and threw more into the church. They were also pouring fuel (petrol) onto the mattresses. All of a sudden I saw fire break out. I took my mother toward to [the] main door to get her outside,but there
were many others scrambling toward the door as well. We both fell onto the floor. I wanted to save my mother from the burning church,but one of the raiders prevented me. I saw the fire had reached where my mother was. I heard her cry for help as the fire burnt her,but I could not help.”

“they started throwing stones,arrows and forcing children,women,and old ones in the church. They took all mattresses pouring petrol on and laying some at the roof…,against the wall and at the doors and set ablaze so all men trying to come outside was killed. Others escaped [and] survived with major cuts and inside were so many dead and others burned beyond recognition and some escaped severely burned….I saw many that I know them for many years but the constitution of this country was made for Kalenjin because they are able to kill,burn houses and also to loot livestock and there is no
law to prosecute them”.