MULEMBE VIBES

The gods have looked down on Shinyalu people favourably. No more bafoonery from that primitive boisei, he belongs in the wild with other pongids.

Has football Kenya fixed the league for a particular team this season?

Tony Gachoka is wasting our time. He is another layabout who is seeking cheap publicity and relevance in a contemporary Kenya where his lik are soon running the risk of being relegated to the historical dustbin. Where was he during Kriegler's and Justice Waki's sittings. Go away and stop wasting our precious time.

This country is being run by a cabal of roguish, flagrant, abusive and arrogant layabouts. How do you explain the fact that a parastatal fat cat has not  been in office for even for six months and he lines positions for his wife and relatives. On top that he talks about his wife's name being "discovered" on a list signed by himself. Are we so bereft of morals asn ethics that we will do anything to satisfy our narrowest interest to the detriment of national and common good. Who will save this country.   

Did you see the Kemboi victory dance and hug? What a champion hug!!!! It sent toungues wagging!!!!!

What really happened at team Kenya, our athletes feeding on potatoes frozen for ten years while the wives and girlfriends of officials are staying at the most expensive hotels in the Capital City of our former colonial masters. What a shame!!!!!!!!!!!!

MULE Dear Friends, It was indeed sad for Kenya as we lost two leaders in a plane crash on June 10. The deaths of Prof. George Saitoti and his assistant Orwa Ojode, two pilots and their bodyguards, sadly coincided with the fourth anniversary of the deaths of roads Minister Kipkalya Kones and Lorna Laboso, who also died in a chopper crash. As a God- fearing natrion of all faiths we need to pray for the country, especially now that we are approaching the General Election. We pray that the elections will be peaceful. We should also remember the plight of the unfortunate many such as he plight of squatters and IDPs. They are a forgotten lot, even as the government settles the IDPs. Land still remains a focal point in Kenya; it was the basis upon which the struggle for independence was waged. Sadly though, many Kenyans remain landless despite the sacrifices made by their fathers and forefathers. MBE VIBES