Comments on: Update Jan 3 4:45 am

By: Chris Langham

Chris Langham — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:23:23 +0000

There’s no question in my mind, gold is going to $5,000 per ounce! It might be a few years but American currency (the dollar) is gradually declining and the gold price is going up to keep up with inflation. Knowing how high is difficult to predict, but Jim Rogers have already correctly predicted the current $1250 price and the $5000 future price. So hold onto your hat! Open your mind.

By: Jan

Jan — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:07:14 +0000

minva xavyd Jan

By: Periodismo Ciudadano

Periodismo Ciudadano — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 11:14:27 +0000

[...] Kenyan Pundit publica el enlace a la web de la Cruz Roja de Kenia y critica al gobierno keniata por no hacer nada para ayudar a los que han sido desplazados. [...]

By: fran

fran — Sat, 05 Jan 2008 15:02:03 +0000

Until Kenyans change their mindset………….
God bless kenya

By: Duncan Kioko

Duncan Kioko — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 08:14:48 +0000

HELP SAVE OUR BELOVED NATION, CHANGE HOW YOU THINK
K
enya belongs to Kenyans not politicians who think that Kenya is on their shoulders. Tell the politicians and the hooligans who are crisscrossing the country defying the law, and rigging votes that they shall not hold us- Kenyans down- we will not accept to be used in any way to fuel ethnic violence and be stepping stones for politician’s personal and political gains. We want our peaceful nation back; we want sanity and unity back. We want to get back to work.

And for YOU Kenyans being used by politicians to cause mayhem and blood spill, let me tell you incase you ain’t aware, these politicians will trade insults today and tomorrow they form a coalition, we have seen them in the past, then you? they tell you to fight for them and when they achieve there goal, you will never see them again for entire 5 years. ‘You are nobody- I mean nothing.’ And every time you throw that petrol bomb, you are sentencing yourself to two weeks without clean water to drink, a house for you and your family, and no food, while the politician is in the comfort of his hotel, enjoying a luxurious ride around the world from the comfort of his house. They enjoy health care service by a phone call while you are languishing in pain because you got wounded while protesting and there is no health centre open. You are running up and down while they are driven around in limousines. There children and families are abroad while our families are the one being killed and our mothers and sisters raped at gunpoint and then
killed by hooligans, our homes are burnt while their homes are guarded heavily.
Change now, Don’t take part in any acts of lawlessness, Take care of Kenya, save this country for yourself, your family and your children’s children in years to come.
REMEMBER; This country is greater than anybody’s personal selfish ambitions, don’t let them use you to ruin what you have worked tirelessly to build; you ruin Kenya, you ruin yourself, and the politician will fly away, and you? You can’t afford a plane ticket; you are left languishing in poverty.

YOUR CHOICE TODAY DETERMINES YOUR LIFE FOR TOMORROW. SAVE KENYA, LIVE PEACEFULLY, REFUSE TO BE USED TO RUIN YOUR LIFE. BE WISE
STAY SAFE AND TAKE CARE OF YOUR NEIGHBORS, YOU MIGHT NEED THEM TOMORROW.

By: Duncan Kioko,
Email: frelovedan_2@yahoo.co.uk

By: KOI

KOI — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 03:00:53 +0000

I think Raila is doing all he can to calm the situation. As the sworn-in President (albeit not the people’s), I think Kibaki should be at the forefront of calling for an end to the violence.
When wananchi voted, that was their way of getting their voice heard. They have endured the existing inequalities and the polls of the 27th was their one ray of hope. Finally, they could speak and hopefully today would be the beginning of the long-awaited change. To see their chance at a new life get snatched away because of the greed of a few was too much to bear. Even if Raila bows out and concedes defeat, I think those who feel they were personally wronged on the 27th will continue to be mad and sad to say…but this might not bring an end to the violence.

By: Steve

Steve — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 22:08:09 +0000

robert said
[...The message the VP had for Mr Raila Odinga...] I thought Awori wasn’t even elected how can he be VP?

By: wathiifm

wathiifm — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 20:43:27 +0000

http://i.l.cnn.net/cnn/2008/WORLD/africa/01/03/kenya.violence/art.kenya.babies.ap.jpg:???:

Hi, the images are not there any more – KP

By: Mutumia

Mutumia — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 20:04:50 +0000

Re your question on where to donate…
If you’re in the States, you can send a check to the International Federation of the Red Cross (ifrc.org) in New York and on the the memo line, make sure that you put “Kenya Red Cross: Kenya Crisis” so that the money goes to these efforts. They’ll pass the money on to the KRCS. The address is
800 Second Avenue
Suite 355, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10017

I’m also trying to see if there are ways in which people can make an online donations and once I get that info and verify it, I’ll post that and also send you the link.
Stay well and thanks for the updates Ory.

By: AfricaNews

AfricaNews — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 19:56:44 +0000

http://www.africanews.com has some new movies made by mobile reporters from Nairobi