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Three dead -- RIP

How much more blood must be shed?


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[The Truth]

Haiyaa! This jamaa thinks ati we're going to fall for this nonsense again!

http://www.eastandard.net/eahome/story08102002006.htm

Cabinet Minister Musalia Mudavadi yesterday declared that he still nurses presidential ambitions even after he withdrew from the race.

Mudavadi said although he was aware that he had offended many by quitting the race for the top seat, he had not called it a day.

Speaking amid heckling and booing from the crowd, the Transport and Communications Minister urged the Luhya community not to give up in their struggle for the Presidency.

He said he decided to decamp from the Rainbow Alliance because he had realised it was set to become a full-fledged political party. "By deciding to ditch Rainbow and support my Cabinet colleague Uhuru Kenyatta for Presidency did not mean I had given up in race for Presidency," added Mudavadi.

Mudavadi however vowed to mobilise the Luhya community to fully back Kanu. He explained that he had decided to support President Moi's choice because he did not want to see Kanu disintegrate. Mudavadi said, "I want to assure you that all is not over for the Luhya in their struggle for Presidency."

Ati "all is not over"... Blah blah fish cakes!


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[Nyako ber]

Mudavadi however vowed to mobilise the Luhya community to fully back Kanu. He explained that he had decided to support President Moi's choice because he did not want to see Kanu disintegrate. Mudavadi said, "I want to assure you that all is not over for the Luhya in their struggle for Presidency."
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I am glad that Mudavadi has one vote and is one voice. It is too bad that we have to have martyrs in this process but ultimately a new day has dawned. May God welcome into His Kingdom those who gave their lives so that you and I can walk freely in justice in tomorrow's Kenya. The fight for democracy is bigger than Kenya; the alleviation of this dictatorial regime will set a new tone in Africa's politics, one nation at a time, one day at a time. God Bless Kenya, and God Bless her Children!