am not sure declaring war makes him the best chief, bt alshabaab wametuzoea..

I got a hunch that they provoked us purposely to proof a point....hope they won't bomb the capital.

To start with, hundreds of intelligence officers must be deployed in eastleihg, daadab camp, and other somali refugee camps.

it was inevitable, but the padora box may contain either the demise of alshabaab, or a prolonged war for decades...

perhaps every kenyan needs to concentrate more on the activities of each other in the streets....just in case those terrorists sneak grenades in buses and buildings.


until we are safe, I ain't in cerebration mood....

inshallah

How has he uplifted the economy with prices/inflation rate hitting the roof?
He can brag about infrastructure, but i'm still not convinced...
If it was not a coalition, I doubt we'd be having a new constitution, looking at the way it is being massacred...hata devolution is being fought, and we know where each political party stands
General Keguoya now invades Somalia, and you are elated...when Uganda and Ethiopia were attacking our sovereignty, where was he?

@nostop...and others

War, in whatever case, is always expensive to both sides fighting it. However, when a country fights with another country that has no economy to talk about, no government to talk to and no installations worth hitting, no platoon formation where you can hit their camp, then you are fighting a tricky war. You cannot afford to declare war on unseen enemy. Instead, you should infiltrate the enemy and destroy it from within.

About UG, you need to understand that it is not Kenya that was attacked by Uganda, it was Migingo and the Jaluos residing there or using the route for fishing. If luos in kibera harassed Museveni by uprooting a railway line and affecting his trade route, he also has a right of cutting off the Jaluos from an economic route till they get some senses.

Since some of us have our minds fixed on the club sk county,Let me quote some of wazuas best minds in other counties:

Kihangeri, I cant even quote you. Your post is mashadaish.

I do not understand, but it tickles me.

South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya are Africa’s best investment destinations for 2011, according to the Dutch-based organisation Africa Business Panel.

The three countries came out tops in a survey among 800 professionals currently involved in the continent. The top ten countries are, in order of preference: South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Angola, Tanzania, Rwanda, Botswana, Uganda and Mozambique.

Africa Business Panel said in a statement that all the top ten countries are in Sub-Saharan Africa due to the political turmoil in North Africa, which led to a drop in investor confidence in the region.

All of the top ten countries, with the exception of Rwanda, are also non-francophone nations.

The statement continued by saying that almost all African markets are seeing encouraging year-on-year growth. “This is attracting the attention of the international investor community who increasingly see Africa as the last frontier for attractive growth opportunities.”

Lourens van Niekerk, a senior manager at Standard Bank, commented that he sees significant potential in the Angolan market. “Angola is still growing its economy at a massive speed and with the oil price appreciation it is bound to continue. A distinct lack of certain products and services is growing rather than declining and makes Angola a frontier market of the first order.”

Van Niekerk added that South Africa could be used as a springboard for investment into the rest of the continent. He also said that Accra, Ghana is a good base for doing business in the greater West Africa region.

Ogo Ibok, CEO of the Lagos-based Skill Enhancement Centre (SENCE), said that Nigeria, with its large population and strong growth potential, holds considerable potential for investment.

Ibok is also enthusiastic about the progress that Rwanda has made in recent years.

To the Kibaki praise singers, This shabab thing could turn out to be the worst mistake Kenya has ever made especially if there are no clear strategic goals.

I remember a time when some rebels or was it tribal fighters raided some place - I think it was in Liboi and stole an army truck? I cant recall the exact details but MOI ordered them to return the truck within 24 hours, and it was returned. Does this make MOI a good CinC with all the corruption?

@mpobiz, i think you missed the english lesson where mrs. njoroge taught people not to throw around such words as 'best' and 'ever'. e.g. best is a superlative adjective and the other words you have used in the title of this thread do not conform.

!! KAZI IENDELEE !!