there is a saying about burrying something....I don't remember, lol!!!

The several (seven at the moment) guests im seeing on this thread.. are they Mzalendo Kivunjas mboys..? waiting to return fire.. ama?

I eat potatoes from Kinangop and Meru, maize from Uasin Gishu, salt from the coast, fish from the lake side. I love visiting Maasai land. I've got great luo, taita, kisii, maasai, kyuk, luhya, meru friends. I get a patriotic feeling when the kipkewewes get medals and honors from winning races, or oliechs and origis when plying their soccer trade. I love rhumba.

My life is simply a King Sized Combo of tribal flavors and flair. I know many of us continually experience the goodness that this combo of tribes offers. The best reminder is to look around you. Because like Wendz has said, the people who suffer tribal hatred the most also experience the high fuel costs, inflation, high interest rates, high food prices, drought, power blackouts, traffic jams, potholes, security issues, LPG shortages, etc.

Tribe doesnt exclude any from the above. Forget Hassan and his kind, we are intelligent to know what is most valuable, and we have learnt the lessons of PEV.

everybody is entitled to their opinion that said there is no way a kikuyu will be prezo nxt yr. that you can take to the bank.

In a democracy, there's a thin line between leadership and politics. We all know these appointments are made based not mostly on competency, but as a reward for political support. The same goes for awarding of tender as a reward for financial support, and it does't happen just in kenya. Now we are aware of who supported Mk and Rao. Tell me any one of them who's not been rewarded accordingly, unless he/she became a rebel.
As for Omar, the idiot should have gone long time ago, when he wanted to resign eti coz Jaoko wasn't letting him rule.