November 10, 2008
I am excited for Obama and for America but I am saddened for Kenya. While the 'fierce urgency of now' must see Obama resuscitate the ailing American economy we, Kenyans, are celebrating his election to that duty by ruining our own economy. What, pray tell, was the Government of Kenya thinking whe...
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I am sure that nearly everyone in the entire world knows the name Obama, and can recognize the face that owns the name. No doubt, everyone in Kenya knows what has happened in the USA. Mostly, I am convinced that people who go by name of ‘leaders’ have witnessed Obama’s fight and victory. So...
go to article »November 8, 2008
November 7, 2008
As the world erupts into euphoria over the ascension of Barack Obama, a black man, into the white house, the issue of race in American society becomes more glaring than before: What does Obama presidency mean to the minority population living in the U.S? While the ascent of Obama to the pinnacle of...
go to article »November 5, 2008
OBAMA IS US PRESIDENT - ELECT I watched it all unfold for over 6 hours step by step. Billions of people all over the world also stayed up all through the night to watch this history unfold. I am reliably informed that even the American Embassy in the UK did not close and over 2,000 people [...]...
go to article »November 4, 2008
Although most of Barack Obama’s most passionate supporters obviously live in the United States, there are also many of them living in other countries. Especially Kenya is heavily pro-Obama. Obama’s biological father was Kenyan, and Obama still has many relatives living in the African cou...
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