Ala, relax boss. Hii maneno ya venom imetoka wapi? Have no idea what community you are talking about. This thread has been quite civil and in any case I am not here to win anybody's support.

Whether there will be change in 2012 is something I do not know nor can predict. Hayo ni ya mwenyezi mungu.

All I do know is that expectations need to be tempered kidogo as this is what usually causes mass action when brainwashed fellows realize despite what they were told, they are not growing any richer because their man is on top or Kikuyus are not in power.

Hopefully, the vya bwerere mentality of expecting free Equity Bank shares will sooner rather than later give way to the stark reality of hard work.

Okay, clearly we've seen nepotism abounds in public organizations, and is not limited to one community. A correction of this malaise in 2012 will only occur first, if we become tolerant of each other, and secondly, if we vote in someone who doesn't have a tribalism cologne. Otherwise it will be the fourth time the baton has been passed on.

The good news is, though we are quick to see the wrong side of the MK's regime, let's applaud the good that has come out of it. With the new constitution, such appointments will be confined to history. We've seen commissions and panels set up to nominate key personnel based on merit, some which have been broadcast live for our following. So, we need to appreciate that merit, not nepotism, will dictate appointments to key sectors, institutions and installations in the future.

That should be something worth celebrating. The makers of the constitution saw how political appointments can polarize our country. Now all we need to do is to look at the future, and be happy that we are part of the history that brought down the scourge of nepotism.

na awe na maisha marefu yenye baraka tele

Saw that list!! Amazing. Whoever is peddling these absurd lies should just blow him/herself up in humiliation.