If Uhuru Kenyatta....

Da Vinci said:
Or so you assume.
Whoever is in cahoots with the armed forces is God. Akisema kitu inatendeka! Wananchi ni kujidanganya tu ati they have power. They have none!
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To some extend you might be right but also on this context quite wrong. Hopefully you have heard of “Jasmine Revolution,” that inspired a wave of similar protests throughout the Middle East and North Africa known as the Arab Spring. The unrest began after Mohamed Bouazizi, a young Tunisian, set fire to himself outside a municipal office in the town of Sidi Bouzid in central Tunisia on December 17. The protests were against corruption, poverty, and political repression. It forced Pres. Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali to step down in January 2011. This is a classic example that power belongs to the people
 
mkenya_alisi said:
To some extend you might be right but also on this context quite wrong. Hopefully you have heard of “Jasmine Revolution,” that inspired a wave of similar protests throughout the Middle East and North Africa known as the Arab Spring. The unrest began after Mohamed Bouazizi, a young Tunisian, set fire to himself outside a municipal office in the town of Sidi Bouzid in central Tunisia on December 17. The protests were against corruption, poverty, and political repression. It forced Pres. Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali to step down in January 2011. This is a classic example that power belongs to the people
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What did the Arab spring achieve though?
 
mkenya_alisi said:
To some extend you might be right but also on this context quite wrong. Hopefully you have heard of “Jasmine Revolution,” that inspired a wave of similar protests throughout the Middle East and North Africa known as the Arab Spring. The unrest began after Mohamed Bouazizi, a young Tunisian, set fire to himself outside a municipal office in the town of Sidi Bouzid in central Tunisia on December 17. The protests were against corruption, poverty, and political repression. It forced Pres. Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali to step down in January 2011. This is a classic example that power belongs to the people
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An exception, not a norm. Such revolutions are quite rare. Compared with coup d'etats, it is like they never happen. There are cases, ndio. The best and, perhaps, most famous was the French revolution of the 18th century. But how many of such have happened since then?
 
mkenya_alisi said:
The power to sovereignty belongs to Kenyans not him. His power is just deligated one
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This is what differentiates mature democracies and our kalongolongo.

The mentality that kiti na ofisi ni ya mtu flani ambaye ameshinda uchaguzi badala ya kumtazama mtu kama yule kama tu mshika dau kwa muda mfupi kazi yake kuu ikiwa kutumikia wananchi.

May we emancipate ourselves from mental slavery.
 
Da Vinci said:
Denial, My Friend!

Don't trust no one, don't even trust yourself! - Lucky Dube!
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It will boil down to the professionalism of the head of NIS and Military...kama ni machokoraa Uhuru can extend kama they have the character exhibited by Tonje and Boinett (sp), then hiyo upuzi hataweza
 
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