Muslims stand to loose nothing if the Kadhis courts are not in the constitution, as long as nobody will stop them from proceeding with their practice.

Regardless of what arguments the panelist put forward, it is important that we seperate state and religion, as well as treat all religions equaly.
There are many other minorities - Hindu, Boharas, Traditionalists, Atheists etc.

In the supermarkets we see Halal signs, in the Abbatrois Muslims are the ones supposed to slaughter, and now we have Islamic banking.
How come none of the other religions have these demands.

So now B.Timer wants to slaughter muslims chickens and the meat to be "blessed"......

August 4th is not too far. Each one of us is entitled to vote either 'GREEN/YES' or 'RED/NO'. So let us mature and avoid acrimony at all costs.

The referendum campaigns have already divided Kenyans along several 'fault lines' which are not healthy for the country. We seem to be heading back to the pre-2005 polarisation and no one seems to care to listen.

Whether YES wins or NO wins, the polarisation will roll over to 2012 GE. That is why all efforts should have been made to get a win-win scenario before referendum date. I don't believe the process is gone too far and can't be halted and the issues addressed.

If a fault plane takes off from the runway and the pilot alerted in good time, he may stop the plane, have it repaired and back on the runway or he may continue and end in a crash.

Man you have a way of reading my mind. Not once or twice.

If the Kibakis had wanted to ensure that the run up to the referundum was undivisive they would have done it.
They handled this casualy now look, we are in a rut.

sky5

It portends that you need to read more and visit the world. Going to your pastor is not an education but an opportunity to be brainwashed.

but it's ok. We are a secular, democratic state. You have a right to be misinformed and swallow it hook, line and sinker.