“One cannot say that the Kenyan electoral process is democratic unless one discards the very meaning of democracy and in turn accepts impunity, corruption and chaos as critical components of democracy” – Nahashon Kimemia.
The 2013 party nominations exercise in Kenya are plagued with violence, corruption, ethnicity and lack of information. A good number of Kenyan votes will not vote at the primaries but are intent on voting in the general election. This defeats the purpose of the primaries and of the entire electoral process. If we do not nip problems in the bud how are we to handle them when they become a huge headache.
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http://nahashonkimemia.org/2013/01/19/happiness-is-t/
Nahashon Kimemia 
Reblogged this on serahandika's Blog.
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And the question is, are we voting for an individuals action or for the party!
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The sad reality is that people are voting for individuals especially at the top. A party’s manifesto, ideals and vision are all but irrelevant in Kenyan politics.
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