People, once again I let you see for yourself how we were cheated out of the Mau and understand why politicians are busy fighting for compensation, I have argued that the Ogiek Community I Eastern Mau are the only ones entitled to compensation but for these bunch of greedy people I say kick them out, but again will they?

I have my doubts, sometimes I think we need to go there ourselves, here all their names, approximate value of the land they grabbed and now argue on the Mau from a point of knowledge – you will not find such a list anywhere else so print it out and tell yourself you will not listen to all their arguments again.

The sums accompanying the names is teh value of teh land they hold, some have more than one plot in the mau thats why they have many figures on their names...

Here the full list.


Kiptagich Tea Farm Former President Moi 39,536,000.00

Jane Cherotich Chepkwony Wife to fmr. State House Wilson Chepkwony Comptroller 4,007,962.00

John Kipchumba Lokorio State House Comptroller 4,200,700.00, 2,080, 582.00, 2,080,582.00

Col. Jonathan K. Rono Former Aide de Camp to Moi 4,161,164

Samon Cheramboss GSU Commandant 3,642,254.00

Hosea Kiplagat Cooperative Bank Chairman 4,161,184.00
Mark Too Chairman Lonrho 4,161,184.00
Zakayo Cheruiyot Ps, Internal Security (Now MP) 4,161,184.00
Lee Njiru Head Presidential Press Service 5,184,158.00
Joshua Kulei Personal Secretary to Moi 4,843,160.00, 4,942,000.00,3,904,180.00,

It is a wonder now that after more than ten months after post poll violence, we still have internally diplaced people in idp camps. It is like no one cares whether these people live or die. No one. If you listen to those who instigated the violence as they discuss the Waki report, You realise they are not the least sorry for the suffering they caused these people. Even for other leaders to talk about forgiving the culprits and no one minds whether the victims are given justice or not. We all know that the Waki commision was mandated to make findings about whether the violence was premeditated or it was trigered by the poll results. There had been rumuors  that the violence was planned earlier but was planned to happen during and after elections so as to desguise it as election related chaos. It is now evident that these leaders have realised Waki has come across evidence that shows the role they played in the clushes and now are crying wolf. They condem Waki's report for they fear that it is their names which are contained in the envelope given to Kofi Annan. If Waki had not added International Criminal Court in his recommendations, probably they would have just dissmised it as another report destined to rot on the shelves of state house as many others have. But this one has a different angle in it. Because Waki has experience with what has been happenning to other reports, he made sure his was one of its own. One whose recommendations could be applied. This has sent a confusion to the political arena for Kenyan politicians realise what happened to politicians like Milosevich of Yugoslavia and Tailor of Liberia. My question to Kibaki is, Did you appreciate the way the idps participated in voting for you? Why then have you negleced them? You have the army, the police and any other force under your command what is so hard about using them to settle the idps back to their pieces of land.

Now Obama has been declared the President of the greatest Nation on earth. I feel that this is a turning point for the history of the world and especially Africa wher Obama has roots. It will be the start for relaxing policies which are hostile to Africa. May be Obama will influence for Africa to have a good and effective representation in the world bodies like UN which make political and economic decisions. Even if Obama may not do it imedeately, in the long run we expect to see Africa being considered for a seat at the UN security council. More development will be realised in africa than before. We should recall that before Bill Clinton became president of America, there was alot of coflicts between the British government and the Irish Republican Army. But that now has changed. This has changed because Clinton is an Irish ethnically. Obama has roots in Africa and he must have sympathy for it.

The recent political developments in Kenya show that impunity to crimes against humanity has become a culture for Kenyans. Since 1991, spillage of blood in the Great Rift-Valley has been occuring every five years with Kikuyus being the victims. This is during elections campaigns and shortly after elections. Talk of how perpetrators should be punished  is discussed on the press and there are those who always advise on how people should always forgive one another. Peace talks are organised between the warring parties with the victims of the war being pleaded with to extend amnesty to those who have killed their relatives and burned their homes and food and maimed them and even occupy their plots and homes. Just when they belief that there will never be war, it is rickindled without warning. The Kenyan leaders appear to have got used to seeing the poor Kikuyu being killed like animals and not one of them dares give them protection. It is a wonder no security is given these people. Why the government has always ignored the plight of the Kikuyu, no one knows . Why the Kikuyu must be killed at will, no one knows. What is known now is that if you would like to kill, kill a Kikuyu.

Initially everyone believed that Kimunya would be found guilty by the Cocka commission. But if the final outcome  of the iquirely comes out according to expectitions, some of our politicians will have to apologise to the former minister who have not been treated hashly like we expected by the findings so far of the commission.