Kisumu Experience

We remain alive to the reality that it is the Kenyans themselves at the grassroots levels that were affected by the post election violence that hold the key to national healing and reconciliation. Kisumu was one of the areas that was seriously affected by the post poll chaos. Now, three years after the chaos are the local people ready to move on? Michael Njenga was in Kisumu and filed the following report.

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[Maweresistance]

@al5mnd9trnksdr745bi Bull Shit!

[Mskenyaone]

Fuck freedom.Fuck peace .Look at the old lady languishing in poverty when the murderers roam freely.

[9094321]

This is the kind of justice Ruto and Uhuru talk about.If you have money you walk free like tha muderer policeand I bet you he still got his job. This is justice the Kenyan way.

[siasabora]

Moi wz and iz still a bum....ICC justice process must ensure compensation for the poor and families afflicted by the violence. It is a shame that the politicians whose utterances caused this pain are living comfortably...yet mothers like these have to struggle to feed their orphans ...aibu! this is not life.

[sirjonduke]

Moi was not a better manager. People also died. Democracy sio rahisi. But its always the better option than dictatorship. Its easy to forget that every one, regardless of their political affiliation or tribal origin has a mother that will mourn their death. Wakenya lets learn to tolerate each other in spite of our ideological differences.

[Kenya2012andbeyond]

KIBAKI FAILED KENYA. MOI WAS A BETTER MANAGER.