the person that matters to me is uhuru kenyatta. to, walked away. david murathe. david murathe, because he overreached himself, and said things that he wanted the country to believe that that was the position of uhuru kenyatta, when it was not. murathe says you are not fit to be kenyan‘s next president. there are very many people who are opposed to my candidature, but there are millions who believe that i am fit for the job. and i want to tell you that it will not take one person or a gang or a group to decide who becomes president of kenya, orfor that matter, who becomes the candidate ofjubilee. it will take the entire jubilee party leadership, and it will take 45 million kenyans to decide who becomes president. but you see, if one looks at politics in kenya today, we see faction fighting. we see, according to the nation newspaper in nairobi, that inside thejubilee party which you refer to, your ruling party, there are now different factions, and that you have a group of young activists working for you, the tanga tanga squad, who a

people close to uhuru kenyatta have com pletely lost people close to uhuru kenyatta have completely losttters to me is uhuru kenyatta. for your information, the vice chair, the one you are referring to, walked away. david. david, because he overreached himself, and said things that wanted the country to believe that that was the country to believe that that was the position of uhuru kenyatta, when it was not. morati says you are not fit to be kenyan's next president. are very many people who are opposed to my candidature, but there are millions who believe that i am fit for thejob. and i want to millions who believe that i am fit for the job. and i want to tell you that it will not take one person or a gang ora that it will not take one person or a gang or a group to decide who becomes president of kenya, orfor that matter, who becomes the candidate ofjubilee. it will take the entire jubilee party leadership, and it will take 45 million canyons to decide who becomes president. but you see, if one looks at politics in kenya today, we see faction fighting, we see, according to the nation i

how big a problem are those financial sanctions that are still going on i mean kenyan president kenyatta this week said that he would support zimbabwe so that those painful sanctions would be lifted how likely is that. judging from the events of the past six months since august the fifth when it was about we just had the elections in july it is becoming increasingly difficult for whatever sanctions that have been forced on the country because of human rights violations there have been a lot of things that have r.p. and i think the death of the six people in august that was short by the military when protesters were protesting for the release of the results and the recent events in january increasingly making it difficult for the international community to consider really moving sanctions that have been imposed on the country because these would help to. credit lines that have been not coming to zimbabwe for the past twenty years most of the international lenders are not to lending zimbabwe because of the sanctions right privilege. their reporting for us from how. capital thank you so muc

when vice president osman mohammed yousif visited kenya, president uhuru kenyatta said on 6 february,ountry is under control. he praised sudan as a pillar of stability in the region. well, the status quo will not bring stability. it is not going to bring peace or democracy. sudan is highly involved in central africa, in south sudan, in libya. it is a source of instability in these countries. the political islam discourse will destroy africa, because the fabric of africa is based on diversity. again, bashir has ruled sudan for 30 years. this fact has to be considered. ok, so he is wanted in the international criminal court over his dealings, his attacks in darfur, allegedly. and there are those now in sudan, like the chairman of your group, who say the icc should freeze the case against bashir as a kind of exit deal for him. we have also had a very prominent sudanese businessman, ahmed abdelatif, saying the same thing — to lift the charges if it means that omar al—bashir goes from power. is that something you would support? well, before we go into all this, did bashir ever express that