Moi cautions Govt on reforms 16/10/09

http://www.ntv.co.ke
Retired president Daniel Arap Moi is cautioning the government against mishandling the current reform process. Moi says the debate on what to do with suspects of last years post election violence should not divide the country. He spoke in Cherangani where he also called for minimum constitution reforms.

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[otis4jd]

Shut up old man!...ulituangusha chini sasa wasema mengi who can take advice from a person who failled!

[KAMATCHA1]

Mzee kuwenda kulala this spending money kiupumbavos ..what is the real intentions of kibaki/raila com 2012 on this finished old man..he has bankrupted our country for over 25 years. He should have been sued like Presidents of TAIWAN N PERU.

[Shabe84]

Moi was a strong leader in treacherous times unlike Kibaki who wears a girly skirt. Kibaki conceded interim control of the disputed Mgingo Island to Uganda after being punked by Museveni.. What a girly president we have...

[karuitha]

Arap Moi becoming more and more of a nuisance by the day. He still thinks his word carries the day. Moi was the biggest obstacle to reforms in Kenya.

[jamanyoro]

wewe nyamaza wakenya wengi wana hazira nawewe bwana kuku.

[Africayetu]

Moi is nothing but used goods.

[Savai333]

The Mois are now on a crusade to neutralize the influence of Ruto on Rift Valley Politics? Recently Gideon was in Eldoret, in Rutos backyard. The Mois support the Hague, knowing very well Ruto is likely to be on the Waki list. And Prime minister Odinga is in a cul-de-sac, wanting to be president in 2012. Honestly, because of Ruto it were better for Raila nothing were done or the TJRC took control of everything. Raila is neither for Ocampo nor local tribunal. And President Kibaki does not care.