...how so refreshing that top on the news last evening was not about katiba/corruption etc...but our boys and girls triumph in Poland. So so good...

Don't u love the way we applaud our fellow Kenyans but on reaching home we instantly categorise them into this and that tribe? And they also contribute to this sad situation by retreating into their tribal cocoons when only their tribesmen meet them at JKIA and then they proceed to their home/shags immediately thereby instantly reducing a Kenyan hero to a tribal hero...hoping for the day when they will take a chopper lap of honour through each of Kenya's 8 (so far) provinces before going home. I will applaud each and every one of them for raising my country's flag high and ensuring the our national anthem is the only one played at the stadium.

But very very good news from a frigid Poland !
This is the kind of headline news to wake up to, not the unending shenanigans of some silly MPig. BTW, more and more Kenyans are now talking in favour of giving the politicians a media blackout - like 3 months hivi. I hope this grows into a major groundswell that the media houses will no longer ignore.

@Intell That's really not fair. These are young unknown athletes who spend years in what you call shags training! They are totally unknown to us, and we don't even help them. We only celebrate the day they win gold. If I was one of them I would do the same. Go celebrate with the ones who helped you and understand what this achievement means.
By the way, would you make time to go meet them when they land or should that be left to others?