despite being assured by the sunday nation that their sharpest and bravest columnist would be back in yesterday's paper,well,he never appeared. NMG should apologize to the readers for giving a false promise,call it a lie if you like! it's been 2 weeks now and mutahi ngunyi has been awol,without any good reason to his millions of adoring fans. could it be because of that article he wrote criticizing heavily his fellow community about 3 weeks ago? or maybe he asked for a payrise since he earns only 150k per article? i guarantee you the sales of sunday nation will dip sharply unless bwana ngunyi is returned with immediate effect. i for one will not be buying the paper again unless...........


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I REALLY LIKE TO READ THE ARTICLE BY THIS GUY.JANA I BOUGHT THE PAPAER AND NO TRACE OF HIS WRITINGS.I FELT CHEATED AND FLEECED OF MY HARD EARNED 40 BOB.NITAKUWA NACHEKI BEFORE BUYING.KAMA HAJAANDIKA SINUNUI.

I can do all things through HIM who strengthens me.

ave tried to contact mutahi but so far my emails and calls have gone unanswered. so far ave tried thru his websites: http://www.tch.co.ke/ and http://www.mutahingunyi.com/ unless anyone has other means to get hold this guy.

this was his 2nd last article and oh boy didn't he get a blacklash from his fellow tribesmen!

'As a shareholder in your tribe,I submit that you need new leadership. A leadership that will cause you to climb down in the interest of the country. One that is not beholden to the ‘‘athomi’’ and one that will respect the other communities.'



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enyewe sunday nation has become boring,now with mutahi out its even more boring,my best quote from him is men think,i dont know how many times in a second abot sex,ha

This is my theory and the Nation could have goofed. The article Mutahi- aka professor of politics- did about three or so weeks in which he criticesed his ethnic political ethic was truly in his style. If you recall it was the same style he applied when analysing the election results before the final report-in which he offered the president some wisdom .

I fear that the article in question was not well received in many quarters,and perhaps even the nation suffered some heat for publiching it. However,the nation in some quarters if perceived to be pro -establishement,asking Mutahi to take off just complicates the outcome.-a very undesirable consequence. Not only will his readers miss his but the nation will miss the assessment of being truly objective in the eyes of many readers. The loss is to the shareholders of the nation. It is reported that sales in parts of Kenya plummeted because of this perceived bias in the not so recent past


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