It is all part of passing on subtle messages to our potential enemies, plus a reaffirmation of the military's readiness to defend the second Republic of Kenya...
I saw the new Chinese choppers that were recently acquired. Can the gova plse continue modernising our forces with superior techonlogy -we are in a nasty neighbourhood. And the old G3 rifle our armed forces (and cops)have been using is also to be phased out...

since this katiba stuff began Gen Kiguoya has been very different my two cents is he is asserting his might to Museveni and Al-Shabab

You really are not aware of the power of a G3 riffle.Of all the riffles ,i would rather go to war with it than the rest.

@Intelligensia.....When i grow up i want to be as intelligent as you.
@all...I just feel more kenyan at this time more than any other time and hope this katiba will be like roots that will make kenya more stable for the better of its populace.

Bulletin


Police have warned motorists there may be a heavy traffic jam and
closure of some major roads in Nairobi tomorrow (Wednesday) morning when the
military stages a full parade at Uhuru Park for rehearsal for the promulgation of the new constitution slated for Friday.

Police say they will close part of Uhuru Highway, Haileselasie Avenue,
Kenyatta Avenue and Valley Road as the military hardware rolls into and out of the park.

The closure will take place between 3 am and 10 am. A similar closure on
Sunday caused a major traffic jam and tomorrow being a working day the
situation may be worse.

Among the equipment to be displayed include, troop carriers, armored
personnel carriers, tanks, mobile hospitals and radar communicators.

Nairobi Area traffic boss Patrick Lumumba has asked for cooperation from
motorists and those who have no use of their cars to leave them at home.