The call by Raila for protests on voting day, to me, is a call to violence. Lemme ask, if the likes of Babu go ahead and visit violence on Jubilee supporters in Nairobi who will be going to vote, what will stop retaliations? I actually foresee trouble in such areas as Kikuyu,Thika Limuru,Naivasha, Gilgil, Nakuru, Kericho, Nandi hills and Eldoret......SAD but i can't see how it will be avoided.

Kenya's constitution is supreme. No one should take away the right for the other to vote, no one should take away the others right to demonstrate or stay off the poll.

Jonalists in Kenya are bure. How can you question someone on views expressed in another newspaper just because its foreign.

Election materials distributed in Kisii as babu campaigns there. He fliflops again and now asks the residents to stay away.....that's better i guess.

there're only two options for secession: referendum or war. for the former, it's hard to get the majority to agree. on the latter, you need people ready to lay down their lives for their leader in this case raila odinga. so the question becomes, which regions of kenya have an overwhelming majority of people not just supporting mr. odinga but also ready to pick up guns for him? the answer to that question is why secession is very unlikely.

there are two other considerations. one, the international community wont recognize a war-driven secession and if they do it will be after decades. two, majority of nasa leaders have the bulk of their wealth in nairobi. nobody is going to risk that by forfeiting kenyan citizenship.

kumbuka, nairobi success for somalis is majorly why north eastern calls for secession died a natural death. no nairobi-born somali will want to leave the comforts of nairobi and go to start afresh in mandera.

Now, the oil companies have said the oil is not commercially viable. Sooner or later they are closing shop. This is from a friend who works for one of them. He is polishing his CV right now...