Kenya's political risk declines if you ever take business daily seriously.

@jamani i was just wondering when the majority of kenyans will graduate from being idiots to smart thinkers...,from washenzi to wangwana...i think the ungwana campaign is live on the grassroots...just a question!..if raila was inside the saga,could there be railway at kibera??? am caught by surprise becoz its coming sooner than i expected...kudos kenyans.

The real fire lies in the local tribunal! Suspected Kalenjin Warriors & Mungiki figure heads are having their day in court, how about the Taliban? Have you ever stopped to think if a local tribunal was formed, as it should to address other smaller fish, and evidence was brought against a certain leading Presidential contender what that means for the NSE and the railway?...that time is likely coming or set to be catalyzed by his political opponents or perceived victims...with a reformed Judiciary post-2012, we want justice for all, don't we? That's where the real test of 'Kenyan' (I'm avoiding ethnic tones) maturity lies. Somehow in this context, I believe deep down most of us would not want to test how mature 'Kenyans' are!

It is Wrong for some Kenyans to insinuate that the ICC process is geared towards giving the PM advantage in the upcoming Polls....Were it not the same PNU and Co that Refused a Local Tribunal Bill by Martha, Imanyara and lastly MUTULA ?? I guess if we would have had a local tribunal all the six suspects would have been freed by now and all the foreign investments would have slowed down in Kenya. I feel because of the ICC decision the future of investments in Kenya will be very positive and hence also the stock market will have to go up again.