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By: Sijui

Sijui — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 17:04:17 +0000

Hi Ory,
First belated congrats on Baby KP #2!!! GO MAMA!!!

Next, just wanted to leave a casual comment on the unfolding events in Kenya. In my opinion this is a classic case of “we have seen the enemy and the enemy is us.” I think in many regards, most Kenyans are internalizing this fact now which is a positive and healthy step in the right direction. Avenues like the Waki report et al are good in this regard: they allow protagonists from both sides of the divide in a deeply polarized and dysfunctional family to air their views, vent and say their peace…….any outcomes based solely on the search for justice from a legal/law enforcement standpoint is wishful thinking at best because all Kenyans collectively have blood on their hands.

And I know that sounds like a cop out and moral equivocation at its worst but frankly I think we have the country we deserve. Plain and simple……warts, darkness and all. I think in our own way we are making a ‘more perfect union’ to paraphrase an inspirational man, but the basic tenet applies, we have made political, social and economic choices collectively through errors of omission and commission, the most recent election was a turning point FOR THE BETTER I think because at the very least it proved that Kenyans would no longer be passive in expressing their political frustrations even at the behest of brutal savagery, and so whilst we have produced and will continue to produce the calibre of leadership we richly deserve, at least we’re being more forthright in confronting the divisions and resentments that fester amongst us.

Kenya is not one big happy family, it probably never has been, at least now we’re not pretending it is…..and most of what’s happening is the after effects of the schitzophrenia worn off. I remain optimistic that in the long run, KENYANS WILL GET OVER IT, in terms of making ammends and moving beyond these issues, in the meanwhile I think it is productive to let the sore run.

By: mwafriqa

mwafriqa — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 10:53:13 +0000

Is the Government serious about Reform and implementation of Agenda 4? The foot soldiers movement have been holding regional peace football tournaments dubbed the National Accord Peace Tournament. On Easter Friday during the Western province tournament our National coordinator was arrested for leading a number of youth carrying a banner stating ‘Stop wasting time, Implement Agenda 4′ and charged with incitement. He spent the night in Jail and was only released on Saturday after the intervention of one of our partners.

Both Kibaki and Raila claim to be serious about implementing Agenda 4, so what makes it wrong for us to remind them of this obligation

By: Charles Nyagah

Charles Nyagah — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:45:51 +0000

I think Kenya has just conceived an “Obama” moment with Martha Karua’s resignation and am calling on all like minded Kenyans to mid -wife this moment to bring to term in 2012 wherein we shall break from the shackles of political dynasties and support one of our own. The USA did it with one of our own and so can we. 45 years after independence we still have characters who feature in “Makers of the Nation” giving us Vision 2030 .

Concerned