Some readers have pointed out that this blogger is confusing them because I seem to report on all the other presidential candidates for 2007 and yet this blog claims to support the youth for leadership in 2007. The most recent example is that I have reported that President Kibaki's chances are clearly very good at the moment.
Let me clarify that while Kumekucha (this blog) will continue to give balanced reporting on all the presidential candidates, we have never changed and are doing everything in our power to support younger candidates, both for parliamentary seats and even the presidency. Our campaign and especially this bloggers' campaign for the presidency is mainly focused in our sister blog kuemkucha1.
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Errant Buru Buru Husband Learns The Easy Way.
Kumekucha For President: Two Initiatives That Will Have Tremendous Impact On The Lives of Kenyans
Friday, August 04, 2006
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Famous Books By Famous Kenyans Part II
How To Shut Down Annoying TV Cameras (with one swipe) By Lucy Kibaki
With Love From Armenia By Wangui Mwai
X-Files Terror At Harambee House By Prof Philip Mbithi
Gold(enberg)finger (latest 007 James Bond Thriller) By Prof George Saitoti
Operation Bikini by Nick Biwott (recommended thriller that makes Robert Luldlum put you to sleep in comparison)
How To Get a 100% Raise From A Bankrupt Employer By the 9th parliament (currently out of stock due to high demand)
Only Fools Pay Their Bills In Bars By Fred "Kaa Ngumu" Gumo
Carjacked by Mukhisa Kituyi
In Praise of Younger Men By Charity Ngilu
Client's Money Is Technically Your Money By Otieno Kajwang
Slap The Returning Officer, Win An Election By Fred Gumo
Memorandum of Understanding By Raila Odinga and Joseph Kamotho
Prime Minister Tales By Raila Odinga
How To Raid A Newspaper By John Michuki (recommended for governments with annoying press pests)
How To Steal An Election By Daniel Arap Moi
Diplomatic Immunity, The Best Law Ever Made By Gibson Kamau Kuria
(In the late 1980s lawyer Gibson Kamau Kuria escaped detention without trial by dashing into the American embassy in Nairobi where he was promptly granted political assylum and immediatly whisked out of the country in full view of security personnel who were powerless to act for fear of contravening the VIENNA CONVENTION ON DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.)
Facing Land-Grabbing By Johnstone Kamau
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Famous Books By Famous Kenyans Part I
Errant Buru Buru Husband Learns The Easy Way.
Kumekucha For President: Two Initiatives That Will Have Tremendous Impact On The Lives of Kenyans
With Love From Armenia By Wangui Mwai
X-Files Terror At Harambee House By Prof Philip Mbithi
Gold(enberg)finger (latest 007 James Bond Thriller) By Prof George Saitoti
Operation Bikini by Nick Biwott (recommended thriller that makes Robert Luldlum put you to sleep in comparison)
How To Get a 100% Raise From A Bankrupt Employer By the 9th parliament (currently out of stock due to high demand)
Only Fools Pay Their Bills In Bars By Fred "Kaa Ngumu" Gumo
Carjacked by Mukhisa Kituyi
In Praise of Younger Men By Charity Ngilu
Client's Money Is Technically Your Money By Otieno Kajwang
Slap The Returning Officer, Win An Election By Fred Gumo
Memorandum of Understanding By Raila Odinga and Joseph Kamotho
Prime Minister Tales By Raila Odinga
How To Raid A Newspaper By John Michuki (recommended for governments with annoying press pests)
How To Steal An Election By Daniel Arap Moi
Diplomatic Immunity, The Best Law Ever Made By Gibson Kamau Kuria
(In the late 1980s lawyer Gibson Kamau Kuria escaped detention without trial by dashing into the American embassy in Nairobi where he was promptly granted political assylum and immediatly whisked out of the country in full view of security personnel who were powerless to act for fear of contravening the VIENNA CONVENTION ON DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.)
Facing Land-Grabbing By Johnstone Kamau
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Famous Books By Famous Kenyans Part I
Errant Buru Buru Husband Learns The Easy Way.
Kumekucha For President: Two Initiatives That Will Have Tremendous Impact On The Lives of Kenyans
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