What is wrong with the people of kenya. We are strange in a bad way ,it's scary.
We have got multiple problems compounding us yet we go out of our way to create more societal probs than we can handle.
And we spend weeks as a country discussing fellows who have nothing better to do with their minds.
If cops had acted swiftly and dealt with the first incident mercilesly we wouldnt be here 3 wks later discussing the githurai one as a matter of national concern alongside terrorism and insecurity.
I mean it's a BIG shame for prezzo to discuss stripping of women by touts with the world watching when he has security team in place.They are sleeping on,job- that's the problem.

It's a jungle in here where extreme action is taken based not on the severity of the crime but on the hullabaloo it creates.

Be your own cop.

One other concern is what the anti-stripping squad will be doing in their free time. The squad is armed, with a vague mandate and lose command.

Stripping a person in public is a spontaneous mob event that takes two minutes max and the mob disperses. This calls for an investigative approach rather than a rapid armed/ forceful response to bring the perpetrators to book.

These guys will go around shooting men alafu hakuna aja ya kuwekelewa bonoko sababu bonoko tayari unayo.

Welcome our new CS Internal Security!
Since one AP Policeman was also involved, I suggest you ban the whole AP force for 14 Days, ili iwe funzo kwa AP wengine wenye nia kama yake and also ban further the gang he said he belongs to!
Karibu

Meanwhile, as 'Kenyans' take on the path of splitting their personalities, their role models in America are coming to terms, I bet very slowly, with their civic impotence http://mobile.nytimes.co...ding-movement.html?_r=0

And in Egypt, http://m.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-30258537

Is there a standard that can be used to guide us in prescribing and facilitating relationships between men and women? On what do these standards, if they exist, depend on?