@Muchr, my problem is not the arguements advanced but the way people (both sides) shift their arguements and thereby support issues the way it favours them depending on what their 'political' allegiance is doing at that time. This creates a position where for the same issue from same contributor it is good or bad depending on politics. That is plain wrong. We need to be people with msimamo!

Otherwise the 'nyeuthi' was used in the context of african man/woman who always think our problems are created by someone else mostly mzungu and our problems will be sorted out by someoane else..

we need to start challenging ourselves to come up with internalised/local solutions for our problems then the rest of the world will take us serious.

If my earlier comments were offensive, pole sana bro.

So whats the problem if wazuans "internalize" and suggest China as a source market for tourism? And in the other case when others couldn't understand how scrapping metadata works? Whats wrong with being "nyeuthi" anyway even if its about affiliations who in this world is not biased?

Did madowo help? He brought some "nyeupe" on tv to help. If its important, am sure its not, am also in the field.

As usual, blame the tourist for not wanting to come to a country where weekend bombs are the norm.

Its never our fault, ever.