lets learn to acknowledge when good things happen. after all politics are meant to be our way to these good stuff. plus even after the land issue has been sorted we have lots and lots of more issues to sort don't we? the land issue is 50 years old don't you think its about time it gets resolved?

Looking at those elderly Kenyans getting their title deeds, one can almost feel the excitement on their behalf. And perhaps, if they're honest, they'd probably tell you they don't really care who gives them the document just as long as it helps them secure what is rightfully theirs. Whereas previous gov'ts have only given the issue lip service, here is UK who's willing to take the bull by the horns to get on with it. And hey, who am I to begrudge him his camera moment? I say, let him continue in that spirit. Those are 60,000 families who'll probably have a peaceful night's sleep for once in their lifetime.

Title deeds.

Old poverty ridden men.

May the willing seller, willing buyer frenzy begin.

So. What is the going prize for a piece of land at the coast?

Hope he is...the benchmark is low though.

most will sell them to 'invading' mountaineers. 2017 comes they are still poor..... alama ya duku duku