Ngalaka,one day yu will just behave like one arse n hole fan and hang yourself from your deep Raila hatred......get some better hobby!!!!

The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.

PM keeps talking (a lot) about ending impunity in Kenya...yet as PM you are informed of protocol so are all Kenyans but because you are the PM imagine you can break FIFA rules we as Kenyans have subscribed to? Can he please set the right example.

@simonkabz

Kweli kabisa...

Who is protecting this cup here,that ruffian in jeans or the government of Kenya? In my view coca-cola should have used more intelligent 'security escorts',perhaps a more intelligent blond beauty in security uniform rather than this imbecile who goes pushing the hand of the Prime Minister of his host country who was out to help a 'very weak/ailing/old' president hoist the trophy as requested.

Coca-cola made a major blunder in protocol,some smarter person would have carried the same intention with style,perhaps a whisper and gentle refrain with a smile/laugh would do.

We all know that nonsense of only blah,blah,blah touches the trophy is only symbolic. You have to be a total blot to get so worked up by it or come fume here! I have far more confidence and respect for my Prime Minister and his sense than that ruffian. Its just a wonder how others see different,no wonder our elections are tribal,TV stations tribal,appointments tribal e.t.c

Niône mwisho ya mwezi pliz!

l think we are losing it here. The issue is,did the cocacola guy need to be overzeleous in his work as is rao was almost murdering someone? Whats the big deal rao just touching the metal? Lets not be tribalistic about the issue. In his subsequent speech rao did not ven refer to the incidence.

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