Maina Kiai in Stockholm Part 1-5: Kenya Police Cannot Investigate Itself

PART 1: KENYA POLICE CANNOT INVESTIGATE ITSELF

PART 2: KENYA HAS AN ABSENTEE PRESIDENT

PART 3: WITHOUT CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS, KENYA MAY BE TENSE

PART 4: INDICTMENT AGAINST KIBAKI OR RAILA WILL BE DIFFICULT

PART 5: QUESTION FROM MR. MARTIN NGATIA

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Thanks KSB for the good job.

Comment by Kamau Eddie | November 16, 2009
We need more brave people like Kiai for a better Kenya.

Comment by Betty | November 16, 2009
Even better we need more nationalists like mr ngatia to promt institutions of change ,that,it is imparative as kenyans to re-visit our historical mistakes which has brought 90% of our folk to abject poverty……and no more compromises made by “wanjiku”, the poeple, so ethnic issues should now be taken seriously,because the animosities catalysed by polititians are always there to devide us and not to put us together because they know that we do not have the power to put them answerable for their mistakes and non-perfomance or even fire them from their jobs,because they are afraid to give us the the ultimate tool to us,”a comprehehsive constitution”that stripes exsecutive powers from the istitutions of presidency and premier to the poeple,so maina kiai should fight even more to bridge the gap of nepotism and ethno-political allianses.KSB thank you for putting kiai in forum.

KSB: Exposing Kenyans to the ideas of fighters like Maina Kiai is part of the struggle.

Comment by private eye | November 16, 2009

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