I agree. Most women are 'bitchy' to fellow women. But are men so kind to other men? Men are mostly involved in showmanship! The game is always a fight.

But the feminist idea isn't as widely spread as 'masculinity'. And what are the female boss's interests?

The feminist movement may have its follies, but isn't entirely unfounded.

My view...

I have a personal difference with Dr Njenga. Nevertheless, he queried the motive behind the woman's new 'deep urge to tell the truth'. He discounts our normal perception of truth as the begin-all-and-end-all and brings in the dimension of pure motive. And for the sake of the woman, he indicates that her support structures (health, spirituality, family) would be shaken to the core by this sword of truth.

I find Peter Mutua normally incisive. He does not say women cannot lead. His article shows overcompensating for female inequality can create dysfunctional organizations. His solution is gender balance - who can argue with that! Honestly I naively thought the more of a good thing the better.

Are these articles devoid of truth? I think not. There is some wisdom to be gleaned even if it is slight. I find the tweeters' summary judgement of the writing as 'Attacks against Kenyan women' to be too simplistic and therefore showing signs of intolerance.
It is a trait common with people with extremist leanings - a different opinion or a deviation from their ideology and it is an attack.
Women are not infallible; They wander into folly, just like men. But alas, a male writer makes this observation and a torrent of fury is unleashed. A dude can never say that women are capable of making bad leaders. What foolishness.
I wonder how they would have reacted if a woman had written the piece by that Peter dude.

I think it's fair to also say Men will always be a woman's hobby.

@ChumsQuest do you realise if I, as a man, attached a good natured link to a humorous video on women's breast Having a bad day? Need a laugh? Then here's something for you...

...it would likely be branded lewd, shallow, disrespectful to women, or why are men always obsessed about women's...? That my friend is the problem.


On a more balanced note, Chimamanda Adichie posits We should all be feminists http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg3umXU_qWc

Dr Frank Njenga offers a half-hearted apology. Did Business Daily or feminists pressure him? Was he wrong all along, or unwittingly tolerate the rape?

Link:
ALL acts of sexual abuse are, at all times criminal in nature, and must attract the full force of the law. There are no exceptions to the criminal nature of this act.