Save Yourself. Vote.
28th July 2010, in Expressions (10 Comments)
An angry hawker demands help from the government – with some unexpected results.
Featuring Rapcha the Sayantist. Licensed from Just A Band by Kuweni Serious (2010). All Rights Reserved.
10 Comments
July 28, 2010 1:26 pm
WairimuB
Great stuff!enyewe watu waache kucomplain, do something about the situation and vote
July 28, 2010 2:01 pm
Benjamin ondari
YES TO THE NEW CONSTITUTION.With only a few days remaining to the referendum I would like to add my voice to the on going debate and speak especially to the young people of this nation.I am not for the idea of comparing the constitution to fruits or any type of food because of many reasons but since most of those trying to defeat it,I would like you to reason with me,here is a situation where you are presented with a full rotten fruit and a 1/8 rotten one,that is all you have,and you have been eating the rotten fruit for 40 days and because of that you have suffered numerous digestive ailments that have run you down halfway to hell,Is it easier to peel the 1/8 rotten fruit first and remove the small portion that is rotten if necessary or throw it away and continue eating the rotten one and hope against hope that your annoying landlord brings you a perfect one??ladies and gentlemen this the situation we are in.just by looking at the politicians on the NO side gives you an idea of the possibility of them delivering a new document within 2 months after august,some of them have been in power for decades and infact are the reason we need a new document because they doctored the current one,honestly it seems like a fantasy to think that moi can deliver a new document to kenyans.as for the church leaders I will just say that the ten commandments in the Holy Bible are sufficient,God does not need us to help Him out keep sinners from sinning,He could have done that without moving a muscle if He wanted to but No,christianity is founded on the principle of free will,the fact that the priests and pastors are desperate enough to turn to earthly laws to do their work confirms that they are openly aknowledging the fact that they have failed to preach good morals to their congregation convincingly.
July 28, 2010 3:01 pm
Richie
Wooh
July 29, 2010 10:18 am
Selina Dena
We us kenyans shuld unite and vote us one in regards 2 the upcoming constitution,lets thnk abt wat benefits it will give our(children) future generation.
July 29, 2010 12:01 pm
allonjes
enyewe 2na faa kuw serius kaa wakenyaz tunaeza itikiaje ma funza sugu waget payrize si tuki sfa Vote wyzely.
July 30, 2010 11:14 am
cbreezy
dats da gospel preach preacher!!!
August 2, 2010 6:56 pm
paulacallus
hey guys – could you subtitle the videos for those of us who are not fluent in…. Swahili? please pretty please
August 3, 2010 12:17 pm
jikome (@jwahome)
Woi Where did Makmende come from bwana .. Hilarious Vid
August 6, 2010 10:55 am
KateBomz (@@katebomz)
Haahahahaa @Makmende strikes again….crazy video loved it!
August 14, 2010 8:05 pm
Mistamykie (@https://twitter.com/mistamykie)
niaje niaje this vybe of our kids is true but really Kenyans had hope for the current issues going on, I mean when will u wake up one day and here that a Member of Parliament is not earning over half a million and the constituency he/she is representing is receiving good care from reforms that are being implemented in the house. Seriously most of the constituencies being represented by these mp’s are malnutrition-ed. When will you take a trip to marsabit and see large acres or land being irrigated to provide food security to the country, what i’m implying is that Egypt was built on a desert and you cannot compare it to Kenya in terms of Agriculture, those guys literally import soil from us Imagine!!! come on. Its about time we did it big, not just the innovation of M-Pesa and safaricom earning over 20 bill per year its about time our leaders stop getting payed more than the US president, its about time everybody qualified got a job. Hey tweet me if you feel me!
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