Edwin, those are good thoughts. Let me be a naysayer, in Kenya, we are so polarized to bring such a change. The country is divided in half. Some of us will say 'our man is in power' and fight back any protests. This would be a recipe for civil war. But there was once when we did such a thing, the early and mid nineties, we took to the streets and called for change. We were doing well until The peoples process was hijacked by wolves in sheep's clothing. We have ourselves to blame for selling our children's future to the wolves. A sigh of relief is that we can change all that through the plebiscite in less than two years. Regards Lordmwesh On 29/01/2011, Edwin Onchari <eonchari@lynxbits.com> wrote:
I hope the waves that are sweeping Egypt; Tunisia and Algeria are headed south and that ICT has a role in it!!..it might be the solution that many of us in Kenya and indeed Africa have been looking for, for such a long time! "The people' taking back their lives! I hope we can do the same..desperately!
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