That may be true. I do not know. If they did then shame on them. I will believe you when you provide objective evidence.

I find it difficult to believe that Raila would support museveni yet according to the Nation and according to wikileaks, the two became enemies in 2007

Also the two differed sharply over the issue of migingo island.

My biggest issue however is the act of going to Uganda to encourage ethnic divisions and ethnic based voting. Uganda has had some horrific ethnic cleansing in the past. Museveni himself is guilty of of committing atrocities. Ugandans should be encouraged to vote on issues. Blindly voting on tribal basis is bogus and can lead to ethnic strife.

As I have said many times, blind allegiance to your tribe is silly because only the elites are benefitting. Most wazuans are not eating. Most of you will not see any of the ksh 791 million that has dissappeared from Waiguru's ministry. So your blind loyalty to your tribal chiefs is bogus.

Also blind loyalty to tribal chiefs is the key reason for PEV 2008 and the so called land clashes of the 1990s.

I wish someone would give this message to Ugandans. They should not let Ruto mislead them to a path of destruction.

Thank God he lost. His face is good enough to scare foreign investors.

[quote=tycho]If a leader wants to rule a country for as long as possible even beyond existing limits then it's possible he's seen a valid reason for it. http://www.theguardian.c...-fourth-term-referendum[/quote]

I agree. African politics are quite intriguing.
Oil deals and Investors are friends we find difficult to tame so we end up looking like war mongers.
If ug hasnt made significant development like kenya #helmet# they have a right to demand for change.But choosing a wrong leader because we dislike the incumbent is africa's scapegoat.
better the saitan you know.

There is no excuse whatsoever for someone to be in power for 35 years...Non.

pole sana...