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By Anon. In the chaos since the new years’ announcement that there is violence in Kenya, I have barely slept here in the U.S, nor am I at peace regarding the safety of Kenya. I am young enough to remember the Njoroge, Onyango, Chebet and Ali names in the primary school reader books that proposed […] By Doug. I started reading your blog last week and to tell the truth, I thought you were a little one sided. Being Kikuyu I fell into that trap…Kibaki won. I feel different now. All I want is for things to go back as they were. I have never considered myself tribalistic but this has […] By Abass. [As KP I have asked readers to submit their own perspectives on the unfolding events. This is their voice.] Mandera, in the far East of the country is where I was born. With many refugees from Somalia already living in our town, for a moment, I was pondering what if all of […] By Nyamse. [As KP I have asked readers to submit their own perspectives on the unfolding events. This is their voice.] vuitu et al acted according to what is required by law when there are election disputes, all this mess would likely have been avoided. Had he gone ahead and announced a presidential outcome based […] I’m writing this late Sunday night. I’m exhausted. If I though liveblogging the elections and the aftermath was exhausting, rehashing what is going on in Kenya in every conversation is getting to me. But as a Kenyan there is nothing else to talk about is there? And I’m one of the lucky ones who has […] By Magotsi [As KP I have asked readers to submit their own perspectives on the unfolding events. This is their voice.] After the fiasco that was the announcement of the presidential tallies stopped right before my eyes by Ruto on Al Jazeera Channel. I asked my wife what would prevent Kivuitu from going to […] By Sheliya. [As KP I have asked readers to submit their own perspectives on the unfolding events. This is their voice.] I have gone from optimistic to peeved to expectant to crestfallen… and no, I am not bipolar. This election was potentially an opportunity for most Kenyans to rise above the status quo but […] By Paul. [As KP I have asked readers to submit their own perspectives on the unfolding events. This is their voice.] I love you Kenya why are we breaking up? I have lived in naivasha, nakuru also schooled in different parts of the country and never gave a damn about realistic lines at all, […] |
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