Reading the Tea Leaves on the Kenyan Elections

[sang2000]

This should be of interest to everyone here. David Throup, the respected scholar and an expert on Kenya, and currently senior associate with the Africa Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C., analyzes the forthcoming elections and its impact on the political land scape. Very interesting read. A Must-read.

csis.org/publication/reading-tea-leaves-kenyan-elections-patterns-violence-and-political-alliances

[Onyango Oloo]

Thanks Sang. I was about to post the same article when I saw this.

Onyango Oloo

[Mukwhasi]

Funny that the man who always castigates the west is always fast to hire QC's and british experts ,who is he fooling here? why cant he hire chinese consultants to run his campaign??

[Dumekenya]

Nov 28, 2012 0:46:57 GMT 3 Mukwhasi said:

Funny that the man who always castigates the west is always fast to hire QC's and british experts ,who is he fooling here? why cant he hire chinese consultants to run his campaign??

This surely what we call preaching water and drinking wine we have known them for that.