My take: By solely blaming Jubilee We've missed the point.

The issues facing Kenya today are not only because of Jubilee. It is 56 years of corrupt and incompetent leadership. Only now is the dam finally starting to break.

Kenyans have tolerated the assassination of good leaders, tolerated theft of public resources, land grabbing, nepotism, favouritism, gross incompetence.

Since 1963, the leaders have been dividing Kenyans along tribal lines so that they could rapaciously loot. In the late 1960s, Oginga told Kenyatta he was a land grabber. He was ostracised, thrown in prison and Kenyatta told his people that Odinga was an enemy of Kikuyus. So while Kikuyus and Luos were fighting each other and distracted, Kenyatta and his inner circle looted public resources with wild abandon.

Any leaders who tried to challenge the theft of public resources was detained: Koigi, Kaggia, Shikuku, Muliro. Others met a far worse fate: Pinto, JM, Mboya, Ngala et al.

Now:
- Nairobians are stuck in endless traffic because all the road reserves were grabbed.
- You are flooded every year because drainage channels were built over by land grabbers.
- Unemployment is high because of our culture of corruption that started in 1963.
- Crime is high because of all the unemployed youth. - - Hospitals are bad because we have invested in high salaries for public officials instead of equipping hospitals and paying staff well.
- Rivers are drying because forests like Mau were destroyed when it could help win elections.
- Infrastructure like ferries are falling apart because money for their maintenance has been looted.

Of course Jubilee has accelerated this malaise.

Will Kenyans continue down the same path to nowhere?
If you keep voting based on tribal loyalty then prepare for things to get worse. And this is why Africa continues to be a sheet-hole and will be so for most of our lives.

Size 16.......Colour Purple.

It can be accompanied by a mature drink.21 years and above.

Karibu nyumbani tusherekee Christmasi.

The opposite is true. Politicians will rarely look out for the people.

Throughout history, entertainers, clerics, sportspeople etc have brought about positive change. Pope John Paul in Poland, Desmond Tutu in SA, MLK in America. Kenya need more famous people to speak up

We have been relying on politicians for 56 years and that is why Kenya is in a mess. The people have become thoroughly and utterly brainwashed by politicians.

Now decades later, the offspring of these politicians are fighting for the billions they left behind while other Kenyans have nothing.

Has the part in bold ever worked in Kenya? If not then it might be time to try something new.

Kenyan politicians mostly look after each other. Change is going to have to come from the people. They are hardly concerned about the country.
Lets take the example of salaries. Do you expect politicians to vote to reduce their inflated salaries?
We are basically borrowing money every day to pay inflated salaries and pensions for public officials.

And when a politician tried to effect change, you the people were brainwashed into thinking he was your enemy. I have given specific examples. In some cases you even accepted that politicians assassination or detention because you were convinced that it was best for your tribe.

And have you read how Didier Drogba played a pivotal role in ending the Civil war in CIV?

Maybe you should have also told Drogba to butt out of politics and leave it to the politicians so Ivorians can continue killing each other for a few more years.

Summoned by DCI. Hope its just for a cup of tea cos hii hawawes make. Kenyans are behind the king. Ready to support his defence.from Martha karua ahmed nassir ,havi ,Boniface mwangi .let the DCI concentrate on other important cases