Opinion
Ethnic ‘entitlement’ does not bode well for Kenya and its communities
Posted Tuesday, April 21 2009 at 15:08
Mr Kiai is former chairman of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights while Mr Muite is former MP for Kabete
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Submitted by eobwakaPosted April 28, 2009 06:52 PM
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Submitted by archivevan
Please note we are intelligent. We don't follow the so called old men blindly as can tell from the composition of our MPs from all parties. Why do I get the feeling this article is addressed to some one u hope will win the next election so that he can save your failed political careers?
Posted April 22, 2009 12:49 PM -
Submitted by nmjoe
Kikuyu bashing even by kikuyus like muite and Kiai is still bashing.the Daily Nation should be ashamed of publishing this article . Yes many people do not agree with Kibaki and that is why Karuas stock is on the rise . We dont buy what Muite and Kiai are selling . where were they when innocent kikuyus were dying .Yes Kibaki failed Kiai was on record siding with the attackers
Posted April 21, 2009 10:43 PM -
Submitted by olekanyatta04
Maina Kiai and Muite leave the children of Mumbi alone. Mwatukora uahu and you you will leave there. You both suffer from persecution complex and self hatred. Muone Daktari!
Posted April 21, 2009 06:32 PM -
Submitted by nikamifamu
GOK should learn from Obama CIA interrogations orderon high moral Values, human rights respect despite mungiki atrocities.seems police are trained on murdering Mungiki and robbers not rule of law and high moral.Maybe its high time we had a raia police commis to end this impunity in use of execessive force.Mungiki is spawned by poverty and galloping youth unemployment and all 42 tribes have their nonfully blown mungikis.elite capture meant mau mau were never paid reparations by the British.Is muite, kiai.martha using their lawyer training to benefit their kindred probono?jury is out
Posted April 21, 2009 05:09 PM




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Paul Muite and Maina Kiai must be congratulated for their stance. It is difficult to speak the truth to power especially when those in power come from one's tribe. In his autobiography, "The Long Walk to Freedom", Nelson Mandela had particular praise for Bram Fischer. Because of committing their lives to the struggle against apartheid, Mandela was considered a hero by his extended family while Fischer was considered a traitor. There is a difference between right and wrong. Blessed is the man or woman who chooses to stand on the right side.