When, during and after voting, the people can actually chat with the police, with their gun muzzles not facing the people but the grounds, within
the polling stations; when you can cast your vote and still afford to
stroll in the streets next day, without fear of 'unfriendly' violence;
when you can vote and join friends in a pub to wait for both concessions
and victory speeches, which actually take place in a timely
fashion...when that happens, then you do not need to wait to
read the story of your country in the mainstream international media,
for the New York
Times won't consider such a story worth selling as it contains no blood,
no
fires and no tears, but you should know for sure that yours is a great
country.
Hail Kenya! Hail Kenyans!
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