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Geza Ulole Get him here pronto! A very resourceful fellow going by what's on that timeline.

Raila has nothing to lose when their president acts in his own personal interest as opposed to that of Kenyans. Many heads of state snubbed Uhuru's swearing in for reasons that are known only too well to you. Many multinationals are quietly divesting from Kenya and the net loss is not to the...

You miss the gist of this post. Its not about the person of Uhuru or Raila. This is about the warped foreign affairs policy adopted by Kenya government and how it impacts on the country and the ordinary Kenyans.

Another view on the same topic Raila's USA tour: Kenya's diplomatic personnel neglects former premier, Tanzanians take charge

Hon Sumaye, Hon Odinga in Boston, together with Tanzanian US Embassy officials, flanked by Ambassador Charles Stith, Director of the African Presidential Centre at Boston University ".............It so happened that whenever diplomatic intervention was required for Hon Sumaye, the Tanzanian...

UDF are now crying over split milk and trying to make an issue where there is none. African political parties and their leadership must learn to accepted electoral loses where they are deemed to be free and fair. Where they are not, they are free file election petition with the courts...

Good call but entry tickets are too expensive, beyond the reach of common people. This is increasingly becoming an elitist tournament that does not augur well for the development of rugby in the grassroot and more so the rural areas.

The most critical being lack of political goodwill in the implementation of electoral reforms as well as police reforms.

Clashes bode ill for March elections Government inaction criticised Jobless youths join armed groups Land grievances date back decades MOMBASA, 14 September 2012 (IRIN) - Recent deadly clashes in Kenya stem from widespread economic frustration, chronic impunity and the...

Question is; Does the MRC have genuine grevances? I think they do. Secessation might be taking it a little too ambitious, but a journey of a thousand miles starts with one step. The footprints of the state on this new anti-MRC lobby are too obvious. The guilty are always afraid.

President Jakaya Kikwete must be looking at his northern neighbour Kenya with a lot of apprehension. JK was among a group of world leaders who came to Kenya to preach peace and reconcilliation following Kenya's bungled presidential elections in 2007 and the weeks of post elections violence that...

The abuse stems from very high up! This is Kenya's Moment: A Tribute to Hon. Shikuku: A Rebuke to Political Tourists