This is a shamefull day to the otherwise peacefull process. I would imagine that muslims would want to persuade members of other faiths peacefully, fully aware that violence may harden the hearts of kenyans against them. On the other hand we have to think who stands to gain most from a NO win. People who have in the past benefited from politically instigated violence.

...sympathy votes coming right up!! cause self inflicted wounds , seek attention , blame your opponents ...endear yourselves to the hearts and minds of the masses,hearts especially by making yourself a victim...win the election...cause kenyans are gullible like that....simple strategy really

I recall posting on a different thread that folks are taking this katiba thing toooo seriously. Even though I hold a contrary opinion to most people in my circle, our debates have to be civil because I need my friends and family much more than I need the constitution.

It would be a great tragedy if come 5th Aug we will be taking a toll of the lives lost, people injured and relationships irreparably damaged simply because of a difference of opinion on a document whose contribution to your overall quality of life is less than 5%: 95% (will) still depends on your own blood, sweat and tears.

Look at the international comments (over 240 already) on this news post to see how damaging this is http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/af_kenya_explosion

@nanfor1
For once I agree with you on this.
Such refreshing sobriety is to be encouraged.

Lets agree that whether one is NO or YES, there are elements in your camp who may commit acts that you dont agree with.

The deaths and injuries suffered yesterday stand condemned.
Completely unwarranted.

Condolences and get well message go to people upon whom the crime was visited.