if u hv some1 thea u beta contact them.police r beatin &arrestin everybody they find.no media alowd.guys hav just burnt a hostel hr ago.at 9t computes stolen.ruiru i hea is worse.thika road jamd as psv/taxi bounce on lucratic bisnes.mugenda still hard on her policies.hu hear hu?

if u resign in realizing ur dream u cease to live.

@jmichi
it's lootings my dear,not 'rootings' Aiih?

Are you at KU yourself? what's the story....mnataka nini??

Advice is what we ask for when we already know the answer but wish we didn't..

So idiotic.....At a day whe Bryce was supposed to visit the campus and hold a HIV exchange forum.......They should have given her space and respect.....and do theiir thing thereafter.....bure kabisa.

Guka wa bijuti...

UoN had promised to join in...............wanachelewa. I'm KU alumni.....Comrades Power!!!!!!!

Very disappointing..especially when one considers that the lives of 10,000 students will be disrupted by the actions of about 200.

My thoughts? round up the 200 rioting stone throwers,charge them in court [public order offenses],give them three-week community service sentences in their home villages [e.g.,cutting the grass on the roadsides].

Then when they finish the sentences,they will be automatically forced to repeat the academic year...if you didn't know,the statutes of Kenyan public universities do not allow a student who has missed more than two consecutive weeks of learning for whatever reason to be examined.

Harsh? May be. But it will send a very clear message.