Watching bbc documentary on the striking miners who were massacred by the cops, Kenya tuko poa
kenya tuko East Africa…what a man and his brain decide to do is not nation characteristic.
I read in today’s papers many Mps are in a dilemma whether to go into the street demos against IEBC fearing teargas and it’s effects.
they simply go back to parliament, create a clause that prohibits police from teargassing MPigs and voila!!
What’s the name of the documentary?
“Miners shot dead” .Was watching it too,SA govt must be really compromised by the white capitalists.Then the guy Cyril just did a uturn on all the ideals he fought for on his way to the top.
i tell you the current parliament is the most useless parliament kenyans have ever seen, they serve their parties more than the people who elected them.
Umecheki he is now the vice president and the favourite in ANC to succeed Zuma if Zuma opts for retirement
Those miners are screwed. The guy is a director in the mining industry
Lakini the wage increases those miners were demanding were really unreasonable. Many black South Africans have a serikali saidia mentality.
The miners were charging at the cops with pangas, rungus etc Kama ni wewe, ungesimama tu ukatwe na kupigwa marungu na hao protesters?
They did not at any moment charge at the police .
The police were reckless but the protesters were not in anyway peaceful.
Ever heard of rubber bullets?
Look for the same documentary on al jazeera.Itakuwacha na uchungu moyoni. They did not charge at the police. They did not have to die. They did not.
True. They didn’t have to.
Just find her watching the documentary. Wah! Sikuamini macho yangu. That was so inhumane. Even if the miners asked for higher wages, why did their employer refuse to negotiate? And cops shooting at people who were walking away and not keen on any confrontations, what was that all about? Damn!! An African’s life is indeed cheap!:mad: