U.S. Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health: Political Crisis in Kenya

U.S. Subcommittee on Africa and Global Health

Wednesday, February 06, 2008

The Political Crisis in Kenya: A Call for Justice and Peaceful Resolution


Njoki N'Dungu
Former Member of Kenya's Parliament


- U.S. Role in Kenya
- Kenyan 'Masculinity in Crisis'



Maina Kiai, Chairman of Kenya National Commission on Human Rights

statement to subcommittee on Africa and global health



I don't know if anyone saw this whole meeting on cspan2 but it was kind of crazy and a lot of important points were brought up. also from a critical perspective the response of the us govt. is amazingly telling of the direction of things regarding both the political/economic interests (benefits) of ongoing conflict in Kenya, as well stepped-up interest of the current govt. concerning having an well planned response to the conflict and a public affairs front. Mr. Kiai said it is what happens in between elections that prove a democracy, not the elections themselves. And Ms. N'Dungu said that the elections were used as a pretext for preplanned evictions of certain segments of the population(remember what Ngugi said too)....wow. are you thankin what im thanking?

we'll probably bring some of this up on the radio next week.


also...


over@liberatormagazine:

Kenya: Intellectuals fail in Times of Crisis

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