We Kenyans hate each other, we are so tribal even in our places of work, where we live etc, and we are busy pointing fingers. before anyone posts anything here about who should be at the Hague and who should not, figure out how you have contributed to this mammoth of a problem by maybe a text message you passed on to your fellow tribesmen then or the hate you distribute about other tribes in the name of politics..

@alma, initially i had written that post without including myself, but then i realized if something affects more than 50% of Kenyans, then it becomes my problem, i can proudly say i belong to one of those tribes and come from one of those places that not a single person was killed in 07/08. Does that then mean that tomorrow someone will not kill me if they think i belong to a certain tribe because of the way i look?? Lets own this as a Kenyan problem, do your part i am trying to do mine.
I repeat, finger pointing will not help, i have a friend who has since changed her second name, because she feels people use that name to make too many assumptions about who she is.

I understand where you're coming from but i refuse to be labelled. Even on judgement day, if it even exists, I will not be asked if I'm a Kenyan or one of the communities. I'll be judged by the content of my character.

These labels are the things that make people blame everything else but themselves when things go wrong.

Not all Kalenjins killed, not all Kyuks Killed, not all Luos killed.

Just some thugs who in their time of need start talking about "africa is being targetted", my tribe is being targetted nonsense.

Kenyans will lose their minds in a few weeks.