@McReggae, when can we do the visit?
we need to sink at least one borehole in that market to save those women.
I know wazuans will support this initiative!

@McReggae, when can we do the visit?
we need to sink at least one borehole in that market to save those women.
I know wazuans will support this initiative!

I am in support of this. We need to raise money to sink at least a borehole for these village.

We need to appoint neutral person in Wazua, send money on MPesa or bank transfer. We need someone who will not come here and publish people's names.

I'm in. Let's raise the money... and have a running update until we think the money is enough.

This story was revisited yesterday in one of the local news channel. It appears the "leaders" were not moved!!!

I think the problem is with the constitution, we need to change a few clauses to provide water to the women of Awasi.

Robert Alai Onyango
14 hrs ·
After Citizen TV's Sally Mbilu did a shallow piece on Awasi sex pests without any proof of the act, a view of the county and provincial administration or confessions of the victims, now the station is turning the pathetic report tribal.
Julie who always has this ethnic lense while reporting stuff goes "the plight of Luo women is sad as their leaders concentrate on referendum." So each community has own government in Kenya? Who is the president of Kenya? Why is it that the criminal acts of sex predators in Nyanza are not blamed on the police, provincial administration and the president? This sorry ass journalism stinks.
Royal media goes ethnic on even the most obvious reports. What is this station degenerating into? It is really sad.