Yeah,it's very sad. Hata mimi nimelia kidogo.Woiye,huyo jamaa infact angepelekwa Hague.

I will praise thee,O Lord my God,with all my heart: And I will glorify thy name forever more. Psalms 86:12

Kuna vile hiyo story haijanifikia. Why is it so touching? Pliz pliz niambie ju nimemiss sana kulia.

@Swaleh gazeti ni invention ya maana,esp on fridays its advisable kuzisoma.

Anyhoo kuna one Albert Kubai Mbogori (brary fakini useles jogoma makoro manduma (kunasodomiser unajua kamiti? nimuhook up?) ) alikuwa ametoka kudrink rongai wakagongana na msee wakatukanana kiasi then the Albert guy akaishia then akarudi kwa crime scene,shot at the other person who they had an acident with but the bullet missed hitting this Mr. Rahedi kwa kichwa. akaenda hosi (...fast forward) the Rahedi died and Kubai was sentenced to 14 months in jail.

@Swaleh hii nidanyota beer is on you?


Usichoke kutafuta salary

what is really tragic is that he was not part of the initial brawl...the guy might get iced on the inside before he does his time...

The problem with equality is that we desire that it be with those that have more than us rather that those that have less

This is really tragic. Does licencing allow for possesion of firearms when one is intoxicated? I think the laws need to be tighter for cases like this one. Of course we expect everyother accused person to be 'remorseful' in court. Rahedi's daughter wrote to Mbogori for an apology-letter went unanswered.

Imagine after two 'prison years',(which in essence mean one calendar year?) the widow or children of Rahedi running into Mbogori with his nuclear family laughing and having good times.

Many at times,leaving the house and coming back home every evening is something we take for granted but in this Nairobi,it is a blessing.




Everyday!