@ Lolest...soma hii link land , all the land acquisition is detailed; Kenya ina wenyewe, and they are listed there in black and white...those who have eyes and ears, let them hear, those who do not, continue voting tribal......


@ Masukuma

Your vote is a secret between you and the walls of the polling station booth. It is still early days yet and things have just started morphing into shape. Martha Karua may end up not even running for the presidency so you still have to keep your options open. An Obama may yet pop-up and komboa us from the current useless front-runners.

Ukweli usemwe ?....It takes a very demented human being to be happy when ‘’ when Kikuyus were being killed like flies’’.....

Majority Kenyans are very warm and peace loving people who go about their daily business peacefully only focusing on making ends meet in the very tough economic conditions we have in Kenya while maintaining very close and friendly relationship with their neighbors regardless of tribe.

Kenyans VOTE tribe but they do not LIVE tribe.

Talking about squirrels and antelopes; when you see a hyena and two snakes loudly advancing and threatening to destroy you and your neighbor’s livelihood; are you going to bury you head in the sand like an ostrich or are you going to start making loud noises to alert your neighbours of the impeding danger? Their initial focus may be your old sick dog, but after they are done with him they will come after you and your neighbours...

2012 is an epoch defining year for Kenya; It is not a WWF wrestling match for anyone to ‘’ wipe the floor ‘’ with anyone. We are talking about making a decision for prosperity. We will either finally make a clean break with the past and fully implement our new katiba or continue with impunity, assassinations, land grabbing, corruption and the like.


Hiyo ni ukweli

Here we go again! This has all the makings of a personal attack.

Did you see this?


What @ kyt is saying here is that Jomo was a thief thus Uhuru is a thief also. That you are guilty of your father's sin. He even brought in the issue of children from abusive marriages!

the ogiek link makes an interesting read, @jaluo
Couldnt have come out clearer...i like especially these excerpts:

Many settlers were returning to Britain. Kenyatta and his cronies quickly formed the Settlement Transfer Fund Schemes (STFS) and asked the British for a loan to the Kenyan government, to buy off land from colonial settlers returning to Britain. Good idea up to this point.

Britain, having been reassured by Kenyatta that those settlers still wishing to stay on in Kenya would not have their land repossessed, advanced the money. This money was used to buy settler land which was officially sold into the Kenyatta initiated Settlement Transfer Fund Schemes (STFS).

Next, Kenyatta began to give away and sell for peanuts, these government (STFS)-acquired, former colonial land parcels, to himself, his family and cronies around 1964 and 1965. This is the point when the rain started beating Kenya.

Kenyatta’s then Vice President, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga, cried foul and rejected these acts of wanton land grabbing. The opportunity to choose nationalism and selflessness over greed and ethnic tendencies was lost. Rather than address this land issue once and for all, Kenyatta opted to
REPLACE the settler colonialist in land they had initially grabbed from natives. We have began harvesting the seeds of the mustard sown by Kenyatta in the 1960s. It will not be sweet at all.

The Seroneys and other Nandi and Kipsigis leaders immediately cried foul when Kenyatta ensued in his land grabbing tendencies. So were many Maasai and Miji-Kenda leaders like Ronald Ngala. Their cries were feeble and over run. Today and tomorrow, their descendants will demand justice and
restitution in an exercise that threatens to tear apart Kenya’s social fabric.

Who will shoulder the burden of the fruits enjoyed by Kenyatta and his cronies, Moi and his cronies, and Kibaki and his latter day cronies? Will it be the poor Kenyan taxpayer taking the bill in form of blood, and more taxes?

Going back....down memory lane..... in the immediate post-independence era, the moment, the Seroneys and Ogingas started crying foul, and nothing was done, we entered a dangerous phase of our nation’s socio-political path.

Nobody wanan listen to that, the prince must be protected yet we the IDP's want their RV land back!!!!

The land was taken from the settlement schemes that were supposed to be subdivided to the Mau Mau fighters and other kikuyu's who were in concentration camps.... Since majority did not even know how to read and right and the kenyattas and his cronies were in touch with the happens of the government then, they took advantage and they did not give their counterparts their fair share of the land they fought for! Still, though legal, it was completely immoral! it depends on what you value most.