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Its never too late for a career change Captain!

What curse has the Jubilee government (Uhuruto. But especially Uhuru) brought on us? A man who cosplays as a Commander should not be allowed to make these decisions! Especially with these sober ambitious and driven men (Badi as a Muslim doesn't drink and this 4 star General Kibicho is well...

I'm not sure if I should be happy or concerned On one hand, this means (at least in the short term) that there will be at least a semblance of discipline in the public sector. In the long run, who will hold them accountable? Is this the beginning of the military state in Kenya? Our...

Only ignorant people would call a Masai primitive. Ignorant and jealous. I have great respect for Masi people. Strong. Resolute. Brave. Connected to the world. All of these qualities make the Masai a conerstone in East Africa. Also, how bad ass is this?

And also of the brave women who dare to forge a future for their young using these crafts.

@M'Landoh But what is a Kenyan? If not ALL OF US? We speak Swahili, but we aren't all Swahili. We wear Masai themed clothings, but we arent all Masai. We share words/phrases in a beautiful kaledioskope of a patois called Sheng. We eat githeri, pilau, tilapia etc. but thats not our primary...

So many bald heads Your Honor!

What makes it most sinister is that these multinationals hold such vasts acres of land, that all improprieties that do take place are never revealed. Its a whole world unto itself Imagine, if the police find it difficult to manage populated areas, how much so difficult is it to flag criminal...

And there is the issue of "Land disTrusts" and "CONservacies" I know that Kenya is still territory of the UK and of the UK's. "Still not yet Uhuru"

@wrongturn don't believe conspiracy theorist! :D

Also, the similarity of these posts show there is general concern surrounding the agrarian situation in Africa. Over 70% of the global Large Scale Sales of land have occurred on this continent. With the global growing concern surrounding climate change, some parts of the more developed...

Great minds think alike. @It's Me Scumbag

There is a rush on for African farmland – a phenomenon unmatched since colonial times. Africa’s land rush, and the implications for rural livelihoods and agrarian change, is the subject of a new book that I have edited together with Ruth Hall (from PLAAS at UWC, South Africa) and Dzodzi Tsikata...

Unfortunately, the issue of land grabbing and speculation is taking on a more sinister face. Now the colonialists are being replaced by speculators and large multinationals.

Great share.

I don't understand. I'm not a gynecologist.

I missed a few for reasons personal. But in total, 2.

Again, just incase you missed it, these are the writings of Abraham Mutwol of which I have summarised here for discussion. I would be the first to admit that the work is heavily biased towards seeing WSR in the best light and the examples given might be skewed to potray the man in the best...

@wrongturn No. We are of no relation.

@Mwalimu-G @upepo @wrongturn @It's Me Scumbag As promised, a summary. Enjoy.