Time to Change: An Open Letter to Kenyans |
Contents
Why Kenya Is a Special Country which We Must Protect at All Costs | 5 |
Salient Characteristics of a Kenyan and the Kenyan Nation | 8 |
What We Can Learn from Our Past | 12 |
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1997 elections amendments authoritarian ballot centres of power change the constitution characteristics citizenry civic education civil disobedience civil service civil society constitutional changes constitutional review countrywide democracy democratic democratisation donors elec election boycott election monitoring electoral process ensure especially ethnic groups eventually face factionalism fair elections Fellow Kenyans FORD Kenya free and fair freedom genuine ideology independence infrastructure interest international community issue KANU's Kikuyu Kisii town leaders leadership leaves office Luhya major minimum constitutional minimum reforms Moi and KANU Moi wins Moi's multipartyism Nairobi national convention national dialogue national party elections Neocolonialism nominated MPs one-party opposition parties ordinary citizens ordinary Kenyan organised sectors over-centralization parliament parliamentary participate peace person political elite political parties politicians poverty line President Moi presidential candidate problems promote provincial administration public resources ruling party sectors of civil strategy Tanzania Today traditional Uganda ujamaa values Vice-President vision vote youth