Wazuans, my considered opinion is this:

With 20 days to go to the elections, and with the ICC suspects still running, and with the unlikelyhood of the Supreme court barring them from running, I think it's time we thought of the best way forward. Especially, given the following reasons.

1. The Hague process has lost legitimacy. We cannot have a presidency that is at variance with international institutions.

2. We cannot subject the Hague process to the conditional of political victory, or loss.

3. Whichever side wins the elections, we will suffer great pains if we don't restructure our Economic or better put, 'world' system.

I propose that we think together on how we can best live in our country, despite any outcome of the coming elections.

I pray that we may focus on:

1. Maintaining peace and flourish in our country.

2. Maintain and promote friendly relations with the nations of the world, and international institutions.

3. Healing of historical injustices and afflictions we haven't been able to face.

I ask that all of you may come with a positive attitude and avoid mentioning political candidates as solutions.

Otherwise, you are most welcome.

I'd say they are events whose occurrence has caused the citizen harm, and grief; and the justice system has been unable to comfort and heal the agrieved citizen.

Historical injustices - 1969 shootings in Kisumo!

yo to expand on this for the likes of @richdad...

Usianze na mambo ya philosophy kwa hii thread jamaneni.
Like asking us "what is justice and can we have history without injustice"