canyon that would be that kimani who drugged into syria and nairobi ok he did so credits your brilliance and i'm out of metaphors for this but here i mean how we were reacting to this double victory i mean it starts with you till the indiana at that on saturday. it is absolutely insane i think that's the best word i can use because not a single english adjective is up to describe the energy that has been going around this week and i mean it's one thing to be candid and watch your back and be kind and watching this victory or this victory from kenya was quite something a lot of jubilation and one that euphoria sort of went down it was truly a moment of pause for the nation to really think about what your control get your message was and for him to have come from the country obviously that carries with it a special kind of pride but like the rest of the world lots of jubilation here a lot of shock really and excitement exactly and then of course we had a pretty good cause becomes this woman to run the marathon in chicago let's listen to her and then i'll pick up when you needed. me i come

was aided kimani ask a group of young people in cape town why they didn't stand out toward the fia. 25 years ago south africa went to the polls for their 1st democratic elections and there was euphoria felt across the continent and beyond a quarter of a century later though that enthusiasm for civic duty seems to have fizzled young people are either not registering or showing up to the polls and we want to find out why and i have a really cool group of people to help me answer that question and will begin with divine he actually lives in this area and you say that voting not for you. because basically ever since 1904 up until now we've been promised a lot of things and it's so used is that we've been pointing fingers at every party saying that we want this we want that but unfortunately nothing has been devalued we've lost interest because what we've been wanting we've been asking ever since our grandfathers and mothers i mean been dealing with ok so let me go to another person who says that voting is not really her cup of tea a kid who met seem why is it that going to the polls to the