[qudue to irreconcilable differences'...._ 8[/quote]

What was not reconciling?

"Yesterday evening Fidel explained that he had been driving himself along Waiyaki Way in the Mercedes Benz when the matatu driver suddenly blocked him. "I then came out of the car to ask him why he had blocked my way only for him to throw words at me. After a brief exchange I walked back to my car only for me to look back and see some men charging towards me with spanners. So I decided to get ready to defend myself since I did not have my bodyguards with me at the time," he explained. "I pulled out a machete to scare them but unfortunately one of them held my hand from behind and grabbed the machete. At that point I got back into the car and drove to Muthangari Police Station where I reported the incident," said Fidel." uwongo ukweli?

@ Sure, I know many who have married Luo women and they are in their sunset years and reasonably successful. Fidel's case was more political than love (if it exists).

@ Impunity, agreed. However, its a delicate balance and all politicians play such games. Its not just about Raila. Look at what is happening in Russia today. Do you remember current French president declaring that he was "very married" to the former wife when the opposition tried to use the marriage card against him? How long did it take the two to divorce after Nick won the presidency? Our case is not isolated and Kenyans should not read too much.