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2 items tagged "IDPs"

• May 09, 2008
• 8:28

  Let's call it the Orengo/Obonyo Argument

    From: Kenya Imagine

  Tags:  IDPs  

  Read This Entry & More At Kenya Imagine

  I go dumpster-diving so you don't have to. The second wave of ODM responses to IDP resettlement has ranged from James Orengo's relatively erudite call for permanent resettlement of Gikuyu IDPs outside the Rift Valley - segregation in other words - to naked incitement of ethnic hatred from Taabu at Kumekucha . In between, we have Job Obonyo at Jukwaa. Lest I convey the wrong impression, let's note that sensible noises have been heard in the RVP recently.
  
  Read more from Daniel Waweru here.

  

  
• April 23, 2008
• 7:51

  IDPs: A Modest Proposal

    From: Kenya Imagine

  Tags:  IDPs  

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  You would not know it to listen to the Kenyan media, but many of your countrymen are unable to return to their homes. Not even now, after the crisis has abated and a political settlement been entrenched. There was a time, not too long ago, when the aggressing political leadership decided it would not interfere in the violence. The ODM leader was reported telling a crowd in Kisumu that they should not attack the Gusii residents of the city - who had been cleansed along with the Gikuyu and Akamba. They voted for me, he explained, except that the Kibaki people stole our votes. There was no call for similar abstention from violence towards the Gikuyu. You sensed in those days, from the media narrative, from ODM-leaning civil society, and from the international understanding of the situation that the victims - mostly Gikuyu - somehow deserved the attacks on them.
  
  Read and discuss here.