...Looking at the vast business interests Kenya has in Uganda,I came to the conclusion that use of force is not an option on the settlement of Migingo conflict. In Kampala one of the 'cities within a city' comprises majorly of Kenyan businesses. On the other side of Garden City,there is the Kenya Commercial Bank,Equity bank,and the screaming Nakumatt Oasis among other Kenyan enterprises. In a far flung northern town of Arua,A KCB building conspicuosly (SP) stands out in the town. There are som amny students in Ugandan universities and high schools in Uganda.

Looking at what we are gaining from Uganda,it is better we left the small island to Museveni.....

Magigi,I agree with you that War is not a sensible option for the resolution.

However,when you say that the Island is better left to M7,you smell of the mud that is always smelling here on SK. The economic interests of the say 8,000 (minimum) Kenyan fisherfolk who rely on Migingo waters should not be sacrificed because of the numerous business in Kampala.

Is it because you have completed your profiling? Anyway I know this thing 'runs deep' and so I will compete with you in mud-swimming and therefore chose to insist that it's simply a territorial issue.




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