Tangaza Update( can we be different)
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Date
2008-03
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Tangaza University College
Abstract
A friend's family cannot access their property in El
doret, Kenya. A fellow student hos been evicted from their
house close to the college because of their tribal affiliation.
A civil servant appears on Television claiming that he
hos been dismissed unfairly in circumstances bordering on tribal
hate. Welcome to the new Kenya.
A These are just small signs of the situation in the country
('9' it the state of the nation) in the woke of tribal/ethnic vio
lence. These escalations hove even affected relationships in the
universities.
About o month ago, I visited a friend in o local Public
University. We walked post on area common with students com
ing together to talk and interact and it was almost idle.
Then commenting on that he told me that those who
had girl/boyfriends from the other tribe (on whichever side)
were no longer interacting. That took me bock. I was left asking
myself, would I port with my girlfriend on the basis of the cur
rent political crisis? Would you?
By the time om writing this Koffi Anon hos pulled
through o deal between Railo and Kiboki. What friends hove
they become of late! We hope that this is going to trickle down
into every aspect of our lives and Kenyans will once again be
one . They hove shown the way, con we now build o new notion,
one of unity in diversity, as sisters and brothers?
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dare to be different