There are some tribes in kenya that are treated less Kenyan eg.. the ones Sadik mentioned. I havent not met one kenyan who knows about Oromo struggles yet the oromo language is the 3th most widely spoken language in africa. Sadik, oromos are strong people they've been through alot I would say that oromo's have began a what i would call a cultural revolution. one only has to attend an meeting in north america to see for yourself. Oromo's with PHD yet maintaining oromo values.
Oromo's are very friendly people and they get along well with others, they love their country Oromia and the kenyan oromo's love kenya.
>while they would be keen to run
>wild for the 'rights and privileges
>of the Palestinians', or any other
>foreign 'crucified >people'
Sadik: I've never known kenyans to be sypathetic to palestenians imajin Yasser Arafat visting kenya! remember the kurdish leader of the PPK? when he was arrested in kenya only few people were sympathetic to him. Anyway thats beside the point.
i just want my fellow kenyans to know about the oromo and what they are fighting for.
www.oromoliberationfront.org