We don't have shoes of the. Famous clay ...By issuing unjustifiable travel advisories when they know our tourism sector is on it's knees, at the same time they want to continue using our training facilities with entitlement to some measure of impunity- as in we can do nothing if they commit crimes...?? At the same time a good number of the blue chips in Kenya like safcom, EABl, etc are co-owned by British, which means every time you purchase airtime, some proceeds go to some British pocket ...

Some day we shall own our country and control our destiny/businesses etc....
That day is NOT today :(((((((

So what do we do in the meantime. Wipe our feet and line up like schoolboys hoping another bout doesn't occur? No no. I think for the soldiers, even if they are not to be subjected to our judicial system, we should have some bipartisan way of investigating, resulting into trial, even say in UK, and compensation. On travel advisories, these will continue since somebody is paid to issue them. What we need is to devise ways of dealing/ overcoming them, I believe it's not rocket science, we can turn tables in some way,
even if it takes 5 years