No need to send our Navy to Migingo.....Just close the main entry border points of Busia and Malaba and force the Ugandans to the table.....In early 90s,Moi did it with 100% success.He even went ahead and established a military outpost at Hakati but not before flattenning the then notorious Kambi Sofia slum in Busia .......Problem here now though would be,there are so many Kenyan business people and students in Uganda unlike then.


Guka wa bijuti...

Hakuuna haja hakuuuna haja. Hiyo Migingo si ni eka moja tu,one,moja

Tutaendelea hivyo hivyo na tutafanya na basi.........................................


Kioko

@ Njunge,good observation.

@ Real Shaft,throw us something to work with

The thicker the thigh the sweeter the pie.

Of all the East Africa member countries,Kenya is the senior most of them.Having said this,the one thing I don't seem to understand is why everyone is spoiling for war. There are many options available to us and war should be reserved as the last resort. Secondly,what is there to be gained if we fight over Migingo i.e will it compensate for the costs of full scale war with our neighbour who also relies on us for daily,weekly etc supplies? A good proportion of our own economy depends on that market which we seek to destroy in war.Frankly,I believe all eyes are on us to see how we dispense with this Migingo issue and that is bound to set a precedent to other countries around here. My only contention is that we are being perceived as though we are doing diddly here.

Patience Pays in Guaranteed Checks

what do you do...

to deal with a threat to regional integration....???

coz....

Kenyan politics is much more than...

who-said-what-to-who-and-when.....

now when we allow....

thugs to rob the railway tracks in Kibera....

what are we saying to Rwanda.... Burundi... Uganda..... Eastern DRC.....???

what....???

GoK and GoU are joined at the hip.....

remember that...

I'm the real Massey F.....shut your mouth