While at it, should the links include those to kenya-todaya and kenya daily post or jackal news??

@wazua,.. You are espousing a crippled middling position that has little appeal to both sides of the divide who either want a fully vibrant political section or no politics at all. We all know where to find The Nation, The Standard, The Star, CNN, BBC and many others online (plus there are plenty of RSS feeds and other things which aggregate hot button issues).

This reminds me of the Kenya Police, who usually get a fuel allocation of 2 litres per day per vehicle for serving the citizens just so that the brass can say ..."yesss ..we are giving them fuel, what is the problem???" ..and yet common sense tells us those meagre resources can't accomplish anything.
Fungua kabisa (and take responsibilty too ..moderate!) ama funga kabisa. I am ok with either of these 2 decisions but not the one you are suggesting, that is insulting our intelligence.

Mukiha, much know, magigi, mcreggae

notice a pattern?

AMBITHOLOGY - The sum total of reflex reactions triggered by a morbid fear of views, facts and news that are likely to paint one candidate in negative light, demystify any safi kama pamba claims, debunk brain-dead propaganda or otherwise see the candidate's public standing diminish. The reflex reaction maybe in the form of sudden (and glorious) opinion polls, erratic bursts of censorship, spontaneous 'anti-tribalism drives' (never mind there is nothing in the discussions that refers either directly or indirectly to the candidate's tribe), out-of-the-blue 'pursuit of societal peace and harmony' initiatives etc etc etc.

Paranoia

All Wazuans successfully reduced to zombies....NKT!

Exchuse me @wazua spirit, madam teacher please, please go through today political thread inserting comments on where particular comments deviated from rule, maybe hatuelewi teacher.

All Wazuans successfully reduced to zombies....NKT!

Kidneys for the King: Deforming the Status Quo in Kenya - Mutunga describes Raila Odinga as the “future of Kenya”. “I have been talking to the old “Young Turks” because if they accept Raila’s leadership [and] the reform forces in civil society and corporate sector, we can build an important movement to capture power in 2012 under Raila’s leadership”.

Raila Odinga: an Enigma in Kenyan politics, by Prof Babafemi Badejo - Dr Mutunga describes Raila as follows: “Raila is a lot of things. He is an aggressive and astute politician. A great mobiliser and organiser… As a Kenyan leader, he would not just be a spineless sycophant. He would insist on dialogue in the pursuit of Kenyan interest. He also has a vision and roadmap for Kenya unlike other politicians. I am convinced Kenya’s transition needs Raila as President of this country”.