Ifmis has been down for two weeks in kakamega county, are we ready to wait that long to cast our ballots? "extreme scenario"
what if alkebab hacks the system on dday?
what if...
but the laws are bad coz there was no consultations

When you touch Ohuru its like going to a bee hive and trying to touch the queen (king?). We the "worker bees" will deal with you horizontally and perpendicularly.

Small correction. We shall put up with your crap until Aug 2017. "Mugathii ichaweri mukiumaga."

BTW, a group of us are working on a way to collect results from every polling station in mt.kenya and relay the same to a national parallel tallying centre. Driven by civil society.

I am coordinating for Tetu and mukurweini constituencies. And guess what, we will be posing as jubilee agents. " Mukaigua ta thitima"

CORD should very careful how they handle this election issue because the world is different from how it was in 2007 and even 2013. When we hold our elections in August 2017 Trump will be the president of the USA. His policy is America First and F*ck the rest of the world. What this means to us is that unless our elections hurt US interests directly there will be no "consequences" to how we vote or behave. We can slaughter ourselves till the cows come home and the US will not care.

The first test is going to be Gambia. If you see the US doing nothing there then know that they will do nothing if we start fighting here. For an America that will not be interested in solving other countries problems, they will prefer stability to internal democracy. Stability is more predictable with an incumbent than a new leader and even if Jubilee was to openly rig the elections I do not think the US would support any "haki yetu" demonstrations. The state will use all means to suppress disorder and the world powers will at worst do nothing or even support it.

CORD should do everything in its power to avoid street protests because the loser will be ordinary Kenyans.

I will let the Northamptonshire vs liverpool debate to end (it was on a light note anyway ).



the truth is the only person you know for a fact that voted for ouru is you. I am not saying others didn't but kura ni siri... Secondly, I agree with the choosing him as your rep... your delegate... your spokesman. where i tend to disagree with you is that his woes are yours, his mistakes are your, his joys are yours. Ukituma mtoto dukani ajigonge kidole kwa mawe - sio wewe unasikia uchungu ni yeye. umempatia kazi... in the same way unapatia mboch wenu kazi.. akichomeka akipika unasikia uchungu?

Traitor ??? The only traitors are our relathieves from ichaweri. Started with the land when our grandpa's were in manyani now stealing from my generation and still expect to steal from my kids generation.

We will have a copy of each and every polling centre in mt.kenya. mujaribu kuiba.

BTW this is the easiest way to pull out of a difficult marriage with our kleptomaniacs from RV.

Thanks but I can't vote for any of these jokers. To them, we are just mere canon fodder for their political games.

who said plan B has to only be manual?
You can use other electronic transmission methods without making a fuss,

Other channels include microwave, satellite, radio, and infrared etc

I personally see no problems with the manual back up plan.

I honestly hate pedantic details, the election day is one day every 5 years, we cant be living and breathing it every next day for every 5 year cycle.

The big picture for all Kenyans is that we get a free and fair elections and that everyone gets to choose whom they want.

yeah.. .dip everyone's finger in ink! put polling day procedures

imagine the current register had about 45k who don't have biometrics... from a database of 14M people i.e. 0.321% of the register caused credibility issues on the enrollment process. Akina Kethi wakaenda Kortini tu rubbish the register... until now Watu hawataki hiyo register - what should happen if 1% of legitimate the voters showup to vote and cannot get to vote? Even ghana rolled back it's NVNV mantra!
http://www.ec.gov.gh/med...r-2015-ipac-meeting.html