Hahaha huyu mtu hawazi bwana, wachana nayeye...its not harsh judgement its the reality... just check for yourself even after he went to UDF what vital thing has he done is there spark in that party? lets talk of someone else bwana our country is not for trials...... and no nyayos come with programs to eradicate poverty and spring out the country to compete with the asian tigers sio figurehead to protect billionaires at yours and my expense. This guy is clueless of why he should be president why do you want us to try him? he is a weak leader, hapo yuko imetosha no more.

They might try but i assure you they will not disrupt anything not even the exams, noise makers bure kabisa. We need peace in this country, if they have any issues they can use clear channels to raise them not threats and disruptions... courts now are not controlled by the executive and they will get a fair hearing, they get one already and abused it.

I like all the optism raised here,but we need to tread very careful a small issue in relation to the elections might trigger something serious with the idle youth all over things might turn really ugly...I hope for the best though.

Price is truth,the stock market is at times not necessarily the reflection of real economy.Too many dynamics to start going down the list here.The stock market is still rallying meaning the mkt players are confident that all this headwinds including post march 2013 will be resolved.If the market players feelings change the market could head south but so far there is no indication of that.next stop by jan 2013 is 4200.Follow price and dont over think stuff, just like Kibaki tells you everyday the election is a one day event and after that life goes on.Mudavadi or Kalonzo cannot be compared to Kibaki especially on matters economics and governance.A Rao presidency will reverse many gains made(effects will be felt in the later years) because like it or not he is not a good governor or someone who takes time to think and come up with the best policies for the country.

The main issue here many Kenyans view RAO as a socialist/populist... (remember the KQ directive he issued?)

As MUCH as i LOVE Uhuru i will NEVER vote for impunity.. He should have run in 2017 because A man answering charges for murder & rape cannot be Kenya's next president!...

That said my vote is split between RAO and Mudavadi!

MRC mutation from a militia group to a political party but still maintains it leadership. Where is muingiki? The number of idle youths in Kenya is alarming. what will the new president do to tap in enormous energy that the idle youths carries? Evidence of that is Ngong demonstration yesterday. If a book alone can spark violence as witnessed during MM's book recently what of a hotly contested elections where the leading candidate losses during a re-run? Your guess is as good as mine.

We should just Follow the path of other developed countries and employ them in construction & development projects.. im thinking Tatu city, konza city, Msa road, Uhuru highway, devolution & housing sector projects etc

This should be able to attempt to break the cycle of poverty!

And we need to invest more in economic activities that earn the country more revenue. These include Tourism and agriculture. To spend on such big construction projects, we need to improve our balance of payments, encourage FDI's, use the diaspora remittances more responsibly, increase capital inflows in the stock exchange. That way, we can then increase the government expenditure without increasing debt or adopting severe fiscal policies.

Sir with due sincerity, my answer is 'as well'. Only a fool knows it all!