Habari ndio hiyo!
http://www.nation.co.ke/...my4av1z/-/index.html

Our elections pit one tribe against another in a winner take all. There is a youtube video of UK speaking in vernacular, telling people to be proud their tribe. He is basically telling them to vote on tribal basis. All this while pretending to be interested in uniting the country. You also have kina MaDVD telling Imara United people "Shienyu ni shienyu"

Then on top of the tribal voting, you also have rigging, ballot stuffing by all candidates, lack of transparency within IEBC. Then you have people holding a swearing in ceremony at midnight. Its like smoking a cigarette near a petroleum spill.

All this mambo is what causes tension.

This mambo of voting on tribal basis only benefits the elites. Kenyans need to start thinking clearly. All our problems be it corruption, poor infrastructure, insecurity, traffic etc etc are because we vote on tribalism instead of voting on issues.

unmask these ones.

www.nation.co.ke/oped/Op...2/-/ccossjz/-/index.html



This is point on,

n Summary
The desperate
helter-skelter we
have been treated to
since losing the
Uganda oil-pipeline
project to Tanzania
now confirms that
Jubilee
administration has
become the victim of
its own propaganda.
Land has been
grabbed all along
the LAPPSET
corridor and the
speculators, who
are of course
powerful people, are
waiting patiently to
reap big time on
compensation.
Investors can come
to Tanzania with the
confidence that
when they encounter
the corruption and
bureaucratic
obstacles, the man
at the helm can be
relied on to deal with
it.”

I am wondering whether to contribute or just comply with conventional story telling wisdom namely, why should I let facts stand in the way of a good story.

So David Ndii was right after all?

I need to read again his articles on the Jubilee grand projects.

Yes, no 'mega' project should be done at all

So... lets ask ourselves... if you were UG or Rwanda or a business man in any of those countries - who would you chose?
A) A country that offers a shorter distance but is riddled with corruption at every stop. making your cost of goods go off the roof and one which is occasionally disrupted by political noise making and railway uprooting and blocking of roads.
B) a country that offers a slightly longer distance but is stable in all meanings of the word. They don't have a history of being unpredictable and they just got a president who is making everyone who is in gava tow the line.

Let's face it! We have all been in a situation where we wanted to find a path between buildings (assume a road on the otherside). We know of a certain "worosho". Short, stinky (coz walevis piss on it). it's dirty and with jualas everywhere and some gum sniffing chokoras who's first statement is always a slow, drunken and deep voiced -

But we also know of a longer route around the block - lots of people. well lit (predictable) - not it going towards 7pm at night and you had a stash of cash on you - which route will you choose?

Spot on...

Yep eliminate HIM...