This news is encouraging. Peace is the necessary hard work of every individual, community and nation. It is my prayer that the peace process in Kenya will return goodwill to the good people of a great nation.

The press has not reported any of the religions leader in conflict say 1. It is sin to steal vote and pretend to be wina 2. it is sin to bribe 3. it is sin to cheat on press 4. it is sin to make false declaration 5. it is sin to swear falsely 6. it is sin to hate or murder neighbour 7. it is sin to destroy property of neigbour 8. it si sin to destroy reputation of nother person 9. it is sin to hate because tribe 10.it is still sin to kill even at orders of superiors be just to neighbour as Gandhiji say treat all as equal be not proud Lord will bless you refuse to be or to do what is evil cut no one. it is duty of ashram and religion leader to say this not to politic politic all day long

As the guy says, the moral status of the country is really in question. If thousands of people do not think twice before commiting henious deeds like slashing and killing by crude weapons, burning property, fanning and planning hate, then again, the pnu leaders think it is ok to bribe and steal votes and use force to impose power on people considered inferior or worthless because they are poor or speak another language or do not belong to our secret elder clubs, if the preachers talk peace but do not even say one word about these moral crimes,how will the youth realize their fault and change or is it in the interest of politics that this be not preached. I wonder if some cristians are still left in the catholic and anglican and other christian churches, they are not heard, they talk politics and negotiation but nothing of morality and repentance which is what they were ordained to preach and not to favour the candidate of their tribe. Cursed are those who have caused so much death by their greed for power.