Who were those big guys?

Why do makau Mutua and sarah Elderkin have to go for ad hominems instead of addressing the issues put forth by Ja-Nyando? Calling him delusional and making aspersions that he is schizophrenic doesn't prove anything. If a madman walks around the market shouting Kibaki is the president would you say he is lying because he is mad?

Good to know.

There are many more people who have fought for reforms... George Anyona, Koigi Wamwere, Gitobu Imanyara, John Khaminwa, Gibson Kamau Kuria, Kenneth Matiba and Charles Rubia etc

and eventually toed the line...

fact: kibera should be used to benchmark rao leadership xter, its for kenyans to decide wot thy want: developmental and progressive concise leader or a pure plain worded leader.

if as a country we wnt to go for a pure reformer, as much as rao my fit the bill, there are btter candidates in this front as mentiond in the previous comments.

if you look as a country where we stand in terms youth empowerment, development agenda and economy as a whole, am sure a reformer is the last persn we need as a president...we need some1 to carry one baba jimmys work