we discussed issues in kenya, issues in your region, but currently kenya serves on the un security council said when the interview, i'd like to ask you about the one issue that dominating international affairs. and that's the war in ukraine. and there seems to be a difference of opinion. there are some in the global south who say it's now time to stop this. it's time for a peace deal. and there are others, particularly western countries saying you can't compromise now, because russia is based breaking the basic rule of the un charter, which is one country cannot invade another country. where do you stand? whatever the proposition we must, when the conflict one ent, even if russia benefits from this aggression the position of kenya is that we need a peaceful resolution. a mechanism that will bring the war to us stop. because what have a tooth, we are all bearing the brunt of what that conflict portends for us. high food prices. we cannot access fertilizer. we cannot pay for fertilizer transport for a commodities 50 years. for the laser is all is all is all croaked up with, with assumptions

the people of kenya. i didn't get here by the any other means, but by choice that people kind of went to the ballot in 2030 chose president who and my son about his deputy, the same thing in 2017. i went in the selection that people could not know me that well, to make a choice as to what kind of person i am. i know the international community may carry a bit of that baggage, but i think over the years, many of them have come to realize that i am not the person that was being described in both judges. in your election campaign, you differentiated yourself from other political figures in kenya, the former president kenyatta, who was the son of kenya's, 1st, a founding president. and your opponent rather didn't go who is the son of can use 1st vice president. and you made the point that you came from a very humble background. he was selling chickens. is charles, i think i read you got your 1st period shoes at the age of 15. how does this background, how's it gonna affect the way you're going to govern? my b

we discussed issues in kenya, issues in your region, but currently kenya serves on the un security council said when the interview, i'd like to ask you about the one issue that dominating international affairs. and that's the war in ukraine. and there seems to be a difference of opinion. there are some in the global south side who say it's not of time to stop this. it's time for a peace deal. and there are others, particularly western countries saying you can't compromise now, because russia is based breaking the basic rule of the un charter, which is one country cannot invade another country. where do you stand? whatever the proposition we must bring the conflict one. and even if russia benefits from it, if aggression the position of kenya is that we need a peaceful resolution, a mechanism that will bring the war to us stop. because whatever it is, we are all bearing the brunt of what that conflict portends for a high food prices. we cannot access fertilizer. we cannot pay for fertilizer transport for a commodities seem to yours. for the laser is all is all is all croaked up with, with th

they ultimately decides to to colonize kenya in 1963 -- d colonize kenya in 1960 through after it is caught red-handed for 11 detainees were beaten to death and what is different about this, it was an exceptional moment but what is difference is they get caught red-handed and they cannot explain it away. a huge up or explain to the queen this was an unfortunate incident based on the actions of minor officials when what we know as historians that this was the end of a long pattern, six years, brutal torture, murder, and starvation tactics, along with forced labor in these camps in kenya. amy: so when we look at the cost of the funeral alone, and his economic time says it is expected to cost 6 billion pounds, not to mention the expenditures of the royal family over these decades, how much of that money comes from the pain and suffering of the people of kenya? what were the resources in kenya? most importantly, human resources? what was written extracting from kenya? >> this is an enormous question, one that we are not going to settle in the context of our few minutes here. i can tell y

on resort development, financing challenges on behalf of kenya. therefore, i join are the lead housing calling upon the wild bank, the international monetary fund, and other multilateral lend us to extend an endemic related debt relief to there was 2 countries, especially those affected by the prostate in combination of conflict, climate change, and cove. 19. furthermore, i add the g 20 to extend and expand the scope of the common framework to suspend or re shed you dead through payments by middle income countries. during the pandemic recovery video. at this point, i would like this distinguished assembly to take a moment and consider the piece on security landscape. a landscape currently beset with multiple challenges, yet abounding with considerable opportunities. our home regional is thunder, horn of africa, is in particular, but, and by significant conflicts. and challenges with implications for the regions development we've done on the cusp of fast opportunity for galvanizing confidence, building measures to generate and sustain momentum towa

and william russo was sworn in as kenya's new president. we will take you live to nairobi as he takes over the leadership of a country facing a cost of living crisis and a crushing drought. ah, i manuscripts mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says his forces have liberated 6000 square kilometers of the country from russian occupation since the start of this month. ukraine is also claiming significant guidance in the southern region of her son and moscow concedes it has lost territory, but it has domestic dismissed any suggestion of negotiations. instead, it's retaliating with air strikes and artillery fire. the front line is shifted further away, but hawk heath is still in rushes sites and strikes hit the city on monday, sparking fires killing at least one person and cutting power and public services. retaliation for russia's battlefield losses says president philadelphia zalinski the whole book, which on the one hand, this is a sign of the desperation of those who contrived this war. this is how

now kenya has a new president a short while ago. william rousseau took the oath of office, and i. roby is the casanya international stadium following a closely contested election and a court challenge by his opponent. tens of thousands of people gathered to watch the inauguration roto takes over from a long time president, a hero, kenyatta will go live for correspondent in not in ruby. and just a moment for the 1st d, w. 's mariama la takes a look at the man who will now lead east africa, that largest economy. william route to a b b odds to wind kenya's topped up despite being deputy for almost a decade. he rem, as the under dark, sidelined by outgoing president wu kinyata, raised in a small village where he says he often slept hungry. he drew on his own childhood experiences to connect with supporters. my election opens possibilities for all our children, irrespective of their background. they restrict equals, where they come from. it is quickly of their financial status. he reached out to the so called houseless, those struggling

according to the 2010 kenya disability survey, there were about 800000 deaf people in kenya. but the state still has not provided structures or even policies to support people with hearing disabilities. meanwhile, rosalyn and julia stride on their own, in their quiet world ably bring up their children against the odds. ah, thank you. what's her up for that report? as the fact is, we can do a lot more to make sure that differently able people enjoy the same thing. now, if you can't get enough of all calls and make sure you check out our youtube channel for now, let's meet with edward from tons. the near the doctor and scientists always had a desire to travel the was and up to 5 years in sweden, completing his ph. d. edward came back home to help found projects in hire, a platform that teaches and mentors young people interested in the sciences. let's take a look. my name is monica edward, medical doctor and the patient scientist. and i'm the co founder of project inspire and we aspire to be the 1st disneyland for science in africa. i was born in company embarrassed and actuall

hi sworn in, asked kenya's president at last. william brutal pledges to faithfully served as the country's new head of state for to tens of thousands who packed the stadium to root for rudo. the new president is sent to the top is a symbol of hope during challenging times for kenya's economy. at the center of this remarkable victory is ru toes humble. past a village boy has become the president of gaming the popular leader who once sold chickens on the roadside, painted the election as a battle between ordinary hustlers and kenya's elite, who dominated politics for decades. but rooters passed also has a dark chapter. the new leader was once accused of fueling ethnic violence against your position. but in his 1st address, as president router thanked his opponent, rollo dina, and his supporters and signaled his willingness to pursue a peaceful resolution. oh i assure them that they are supported will be my constituents. i will walk with all opinions. it is betty, who they voted for at the stadium oh dang. as absence from noon opera

kenya gained independence from the united kingdom.sited kenya in 1983, shortly after there was a state emergency following they could at top in 1982 -- following a coup d'etat in 1982. they enjoyed a good relationship with the united kingdom being kenya's biggest investor and contributor. kenya has sent messages of condolences to the family of the queen and wished them condolences, but also canyons have called for the injustices committed against the country and different communities during colonial times and have also called for different generations to be tan care of and all eyes are on britain. mark: those things you talk about, the atrocities of colonial times, i'm thinking specifically of the atrocities committed by colonial rulers at that time, quite shocking things which i don't think we can go into. trying to heal those wounds, it is not just about compensation, is it? it is aboua real admission of what was done wrong. >> yes, it is. there have been calls as does most recently as early as august , [indiscernible] what they are

we have a report from the hotel in kenya where her rains began. but now that it has ended, is they hope for the people seeking compensation for what was taken from them in her time. also on the program, the war in ethiopia. there were deadly attacks in the northern region up to griver sleek. we'll get an update on the situation and development in the region and 2 seasons into the basketball africa league. i'll be joined in studio by the man who is in charge of the b. i'm a do fall will talk about his vision for the sport in africa. ah. hello, i'm christine wonder. it is good to have your company. the death of queen elizabeth, the 2nd has re ignited the conversation about britain's colonial past. now because of that history feelings about her legacy are mixed in many places, particularly in britain's former colonies. d w, as felix marina went to the hotel in kenya, where she heard she was queen. and as you'll see in the report, it's also near where british soldiers laser carried out atrocities against independence fighters in the country. this is w

as kenya's. next president, if you can hear from my background, people are celebrating felina celebratory mood and indeed canyons while waiting for this particular day. i'm the token of waiting. i think this was due to happen to something like an an hour ago as an anyone that said what sir is causing the delay . no one has communicated the delay yet thought there a number of heads of states who have been streaming in. so i think it's i, the number of delegates who are so many because as that yesterday there, i session to office committee reported that almost 20 presidents will be greasing this particular keshawn. we have the tanzanian president already here. this seashells president already here. combo president fell explicitly to fisher kid. he's already here. the bob were president, amazon malagra. so i think it's just the number of delegates was still streaming in . i think once all the presidents and all the delegates are in the stadium, then their program will kick stats. and you've mentione

also coming up kenya, supreme court prepared to announce its decision on the challenge to the outcome of last month presidential election. months of political limbo could lie ahead if it enables the results and ah, to lions, reject a progressive new constitution that would have boosted the rights of indigenous people. and women delays left as president vows to go back to the drawing board. last and for me to want document max fish that wins his home from pray for a 2nd straight year that coming out later in ah, i am rebecca route as welcome to the program. a series of stabbings in the canadian provinces statute has shaken the country and left lace on a man, humps or 2 suspects. authorities are looking into a motive for the killings which appeared partly to be targeted and partly to be at random. a community in shock and on high alert police now combing through 13 separate crime scenes. this remote region, the scene of one of canada's deadliest mass killings in recent history. the attacks happened early sunday in the province of saskatchewan, on james smith cree nation and the nearby v

b. odds to when kenya's topped up, despite been deputy for almost a decade, he ran as the under dark, sidelined by outgoing president award kinyata, raised in a small village where he says he often slept hungry. he drew on his own childhood experiences to connect with supporters. my election opens possibilities for all our children, irrespective of their background. it is quick people where they come from. it is quickly of their financial status. he reached out to the so called houseless, those struggling to make ends meet. that was in contrast to his rivals drawn from kenya's powerful families who have shaved the country's politics since independence for the blizzard in that is that he's old when you do it in real life. you as a girl, as i've been before, you know. but when i had with him, you went down to the unfortunate and am within it a minute than before dinner. router says his parents had working farmers and conservative christians taught him discipline if been brought and brought up in their to rural areas. and he is not in the problems of the people of kenya is one of their o

but miriam with thorn in my finger who went to fight for kenya's independence in the forest. while some will take the opportunity to write in walks of condolence, miracles fill these and finished business with their former rulers. to continue the conversation, we've invited joshua quincy icons on to the program. he is a political scientist and human rights activist. his areas of research includes development politics from a d colonial perspective. he's working on his ph. d at the university of capital here in germany. welcome to dw, nice africa josh with good pleasure to have you on the program it's. it's been pointed out that queen elizabeth the 2nd never apologized for the crimes that were committed in the crowns name during colonialism. what that have made a difference? yes, it would absolutely have made a difference. and you can see that would've made the difference. if you look at how the members of the royal family have actually actively sidestepped apologies, for example, last year on there 2 of the caribbean where they were met was protest on this very issue when they

in kenya? 90 percent of people in prison will definitely be released to come back into the fact and reign to great and continue with their lives and dissolving over a 2nd chance in a country where poverty very rates are very high. you know, we do not have enough equip, corporate unity. income generating opportunities are very difficult to come by opportunities that difficult to come by and pick my very high for people who are coming out of prison. so it's really difficult to try and get 2nd chances for women and children who are rebuilding the light post in prison meant a lot of walk advocating and asking the culprit was find the lead. faith based organizations in the community at large can break those who are coming out of prison. and i must say that in a country where we've criminalized property, because that's exactly what we've done. it's the law, it's a bond rebel, it's the marginalized and a very weak amongst asking for a fact. who end up in prison in kenya, you will not find those who i

my name is to reverend your role gave from kenya. i'm the founder and ceo of a social enterprise called clean thought. we walked and power to good, open dignity to in prison, and for my be imprisoned women and back children. all right, you've met the guess and if you're watching right now you're on youtube, you can be part of the conversation as well. speak to, i guess. suppose your question or your comment, be part of today's show. i want to start with teresa and, and, and get this thought about your concept of what a prison is bad to do. then takes us along to them. what shall prison culture be like to raise a you have an inside view because of an unfortunate incident that happened to you. that meant that you experienced prison in kenya. tell us more. and what did you say? very inhumane condition, lack of dignity, it tears you a pot. i remember the day i left prison, i was relieved and i was happy that i was leaving that hush environment. that was very difficult for my daughter and i. but the truth of the matter is that very soon,

we're taking a bought the high cost of living of the republic of kenya among the citizens. we are talking about corruption issues and the commitment about the government of president william reuters to deal with all these questions. so the opposition, we love to to think it's self around how to speak for kate and so might probably not feel part of this government. they have to think about how to push county government to be responsive for the needs of the people they have to think through how to hold the government to account to account. remember that president lombardo's government is one government that has been point to have as many corrupt lead as if you are, you should be probably would say that in one of the negatives that to the meal one, king i last coalition of their former prime minister. i loading i used to be able to people to what for them. so they have to think through how to hold his government to account. and they have to think through how to also present a priorities that then we'll be able to bring back the hope of finance to be a position looking at what

william ruto is kenya's new president but he is taking over the leadership of a country that faces cost crisis and a devastating drought. and the final journey home, queen elizabeth's coffin arrives at buckingham palace. hundreds, thousands are expected to pay their respects when the coffin is moved to westminster hall on wednesday. >> to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin with ukrainian events -- advance against the russians. since the start of this month, they have liberated 6000 square kilometers from russia occupation and it follows a rapid offensive in the northeast of the country. ukraine is claiming significant gains in the southern region of her son. muska has conceded that it has lost some territory but it has dismissed any suggestion that it should go into negotiations with ukraine. instead, it is retaliating with airstrikes and more artillery fire. >> the frontline has shifted farther away but kharkiv is in russia sides. airstrikes hit the city on monday, sparking fires, killing at least one person and cutting power and public services. retaliation for russia's ba

starting with kenya's, president elect william, brutal. the queen's leadership of the commonwealth for the past 7 decades is admirable. she stared institutions evolution into a firm for effective multi lateral engagement who's potential to drive tremendous social, economic progress. remain. incontestable. said african precedent. sir, i'm a pause. i said, the queen's commitment and dedication, june has 70 years on the throne. it means ennoble and virtuous example for the entire world. and major impress then to a ha, my double harry said, a story of more than nigeria would never be complete without a chapter on queen elizabeth, a tower in global personality. and an outstanding leader. without notes, be wrap up the show from all by stories go to our website, d w dot com slash africa. go visit our facebook and twitter pages. you can also get in touch with me directly on twitter. i am eddie micah junior. thanks for your time . bye for now. mm. with ah, with ah, with do you like it? with do you want a okay, then buckle up, put the pedal to the m

cathy, sorry, i'll da 0 central kenya. and in the last few minutes, sir, kenny as president william roto us hailed queens, admirable leadership of the commonwealth or queen elizabeth the seconds long rain so wide spread, a dramatic changes across the country she ruled and the world in which she lived. but throughout, she remained a constant. i'll to seriously barker reports her reign, soul years of traumatic change, the social, cultural, and technological revolution that altered the very landscape of the nation. but the queen retained the same values, the same habits, an unchanging presence in a country, living through times of turmoil and conflict. she was just 25 when she came to the throne. exactly the same age as the 1st queen elizabeth and was only 18 at the end of the 2nd world war where she served as an ambulance driver. only 8 years later, she was being crowned on almost every level kind of politically, culturally in terms of technological innovation. i'm in terms of sort of society, i mean, every sort of massive c

well, went to kenya to explore some potential solutions. kenya's construction industry is booming. and these 3 people want to help make the sector greener. what kena moutain bay promotes a special type of sustainable timber jane my yaki launched the green make over of a bank in nairobi and head oh, tiana advises companies on how to build in a way that's better for the environment or t n o has an appointment at a new apartment building and head straight for the roof with the project manager. or the inner works for an n g o that helps to certify new buildings according to environmental standards. learning the company, the commission, the project has opted for solar panels and respected other criteria for green building 2000 as compared to build this business. as usual, if your building is doing 20 percent of better on energy, operational energy, 20 percent better in water, 10 percent better, unembodied energy that has gone into the building. what do i then your building is considered the green building. as of 2021. there were 43 new certified green buildings in kenya. that might not

will went to kenya to explore some potential solutions. i kenya's construction industry is booming. and these 3 people want to help make the sector greener. what kena moutain bay promotes a special type of sustainable temper. jane my yaki launched the green make over of a bank in nairobi. and ted, oh, tiana advises companies on how to build in a way that's better for the environment or to, you know, has an appointment at a new apartment building and had straight for the roof with the project manager or the inner works for an n g o that helps to certify new buildings according to environmental standards. learning the company, the commission, the project has opted for solar panels and respected other criteria for green building to cover as compared to build this business. as usual, if your building is doing 20 percent of better on energy, operational energy, 20 percent better than water, 10 percent better, unembodied energy that has gone into the building. where do i then your building is considered the green building. as of 2021, there were 43 new certified green buildings in kenya.

and she was in kenya when she heard that her father, king george the 6th, had died. grievous news of her father's death reached the young queen married 25. at this, not in the highlands of east africa, she returned home for her coronation. the archbishop lore is the 5 pound symbol of might and power. and as he places it upon the queen's head and removes his hands, the assemblage in one voice cries, god save the queen. during his 70 year reign, the queen returned to africa on numerous occasions. this is her visiting zimbabwe than rhodesia in 1965. prior to that, in 1956, the queen had been in nigeria. in 1961, she made her 1st trip to garner elizabeth toward uganda in 1954 and in 2007. she also visited ethiopia, but not the more recent to commonwealth members. rwanda gabon, toga, or cameron. over the decades the queen met most of africa's notable leaders, including nelson mandela. julius narita mobutu says he sake of an ellen johnson, sir leaf in some african countries. places institutions and streets carried to queen elizabeth's name for many decades. while the queen also touched man

d w, as felix marina went to the hotel in kenya, where she heard she was queen. and as you'll see in the report, it's also near where british soldiers laser carried out atrocities against independence fighters in the country. this is the princess elizabeth became queen. she was thing in the original tra, drops hotel in kenya's about dear national park. when she was told her father had died making had the morning in the reception of the rebuilt hotel, a book of condolence for guests to write their commons. i must dare gua a guide who walks there says his father cooked for elizabeth when she stayed here in 1952 queen was very talkative to the cooks with us and they could follow this call for deb. stuff around were working in auto and then i get them together to give them a tip and they were very happy when they discovered given money than the grand help deformities. so they are very up under the doctor quin very much. at the time, kenneth was still part of the british empire. soon the hotel became the target of mo, in dependent fight us. they bonded like every brit

the problems of the people of kenya is one of their role models. it will ask them not to rely on being a bully, just employer so that router's rhetoric will be tested by reality, kenya is currently battling high use unemployment and the cost of living crisis dw, corresponding phyllis melinda was outside the stadium in nairobi. he told us what kenyans could expect from their new president a majority of the canyons that we have spoken to here in casara. and he said that they are confident that william router is the man for the job. and many of the kenyans actually comparing william, brutal to kenny as a 3rd president, that is m y key, and they are saying that the same way mikey mikey revived, they call on me william router will do exactly that. and most kenya's actually hopeful that the, the promises that were made by william root are those of reducing the cost of living. those off are reducing their ballooning a debt levels in the country. those of reducing the which bill and those of ensuring that every family is able to have food on the table was

alistair bunkall, sky news, in kenya. sky news, in kenya. >> of course, as i said, it was 1952. then what they are now, and she was on the continent 1000 miles away from home. so the news of her father's death took some time to reach here, and eventually, it was an eight to prince philip who broke the news, and then, prince philip took his wife were awoken told her that her father had died. and it would've been a very difficult day for her. no doubt she was very fond of her father. as a family, they were very close in dude. the burden of the monarchy would have been passed on to her shoulders. but it was a burden that she took on as we know for 70 years. with great stoicism and great duty towards the role that she's been given in life. i should say a word really about the wider reception in kenya. and i mentioned the mama rebellion in the report there, and the effect it have on the tree tops resort. because of that rebellion, around 11,000 kenyans died. so, there is not a uniform opinion here of the queen. there is a mixed opinion, makes it is what most people tell us, because a

will went to kenya to explore some potential solutions. kenya's construction industry is booming. in these 3 people want to help make the sector greener. what kena moutain bay promotes a special type of sustainable temper. jane my yaki launched the green make over of a bank in nairobi and head oh, tiana advises companies on how to build in a way that's better for the environment or to, you know, has an appointment at a new apartment building and had straight for the roof with the project manager, or the inner works for an n g o that helps to certify new buildings according to environmental standards. learning the company, the commission, the project has opted for solar panels and respected other criteria for green building to then target as compared to build this business. as usual, if your building is doing 20 percent of better on energy, operational energy, 20 percent better water, 10 percent better. unembodied energy that has gone into the building went to you and then your building is considered degree in building. as of 2021, there were 43 new certified green buildings in ken

i think this is her in kenya. it is remembering that that is an important part of the morning process, but i think it's also we're going to be remembering the queen but our memories will be we will have gratitude for her but also a sense of uncertainty and will there be a figure who can be as powerful as she was, to hold the commonwealth together? and what will the future before the commonwealth and for the monarchy itself that relationship, we've heard the prime minister of antigua and barbuda calling for a referendum on the coming every public. it's not the first nation to do. that these either the ship changing under king charles? >> i think we have already seen under the second elizabeth then era, this recess from the commonwealth, and i think a lot of that has been a safe -- it has modernized, but i think this will be a process of trying to work out how the commonwealth operates and how individual members of the commonwealth operate within that, and who does members regret as their heads of state, and what th

there were 43 new certified green buildings in kenya. that might not sound like much, but it's twice as many as there were in 2020. so there's a trend here. but what about older buildings? can they also be made green? this branch of the opposite bank and i robi central business district, is an, a building constructed over 50 years ago. what is it, jane? why yaki is the bank sustainability officer? she's had the ground floor revamped to make it as green as possible. all of the banks, more than 80 branches across the country have undergone the same treatment. there are now energy saving, eli delights in all the rooms flames for a long time, only the outside chars build x studio. a social enterprise specialized in design and construction has put up a prototype building near nairobi with a core structure made of c l t. unlike concrete c o, t is considered a green building material that even stores carbon dioxide but it's only truly green. if the trees that are used are replaced. when you cut down last tree, you cleared it for another 2 to be

kathy saw al jazeera central, kenya. people in nigeria have been paying their respects to quin isabel honoring her for her length of service to the commonwealth. it sounds so real do me. and i say this because the quin us live like she was never going to die. and for the period of our way, generations of our generation come to me, the queen of england, it all the coin or hernandez, 60 bed, not as a queen were princess for independence on vasa on. just lost. that was, oh no, no, my life. i've never known any other ruler last that long. so for this not of our bread, well, it only loses every man as an end is a great pity. and it's a strategy close to the all of her good greeting. and stuff with you on the, on the platform. i don't go on independence that i will remember how for a good morning was been in the 242 out of 70 is will be on williams is a reporter for nationwide news network in jamaica capitol kingston. she explains what the queen's death could mean for the jamaican government's plans to make the country republi

only goods then princess visited kenya at a very tense period, the beginning of an uprising. and within a year young canyon freedom fighters declared war on her government. they killed dozens of british settlers. the sympathizers, which is the beginning of the end of colonialism, can have gained independence in 1963, which was one of many african countries to do so that decades. it appears as if many of policymakers in britain, underwashed. i'm not accepted the fact that africans independent the oh, there was that independence. we tend to think of africans as perpetual wards. children to be guided. 80 means that the hat of pieces, engagement africa, the you case finding it difficult to compete with china in trade and building infrastructure support for africa. it is not that africans world war one, the west, the on the west. but they also want a new respect. and they are the right to decide who to deal with it, which i knew deals are not good. get rid of the bridge route. these are not good. get rid of it while it's during the queen's rain, that serious human rights abuses we

that was in contrast to his rivals drawn from kenya's powerful families who have shaved the country's politics since independence for the blizzard in that is, that is owed when you did it. he didn't realize you as a girl, as having before dinner. but when it with him, you went down to the unfortunate and, and within it a minute. then before dinner router says his parents hardworking families and conservative christians towards him discipline even brought and brought up in their to rural areas. and he's not, you know, the problems of the people of kenya is one of their own more then it will ask them not to rely on being a bully, just been player so bad. router's rhetoric will be tested by reality, kenya is currently battling high youth unemployment and the cost of living crisis. i spoke with kevin lucito with the angio county governance watch and asked him what sort of mandate hotel has. in fact, sat there is a lot, a lot, lot big government to love to do. because if you look at the number over can out on the people who get margin voted against the total number over in just a would on