KIJANA MKENYA's guestbook posts

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dingoboots — Sat, 16 May 2009 11:16:30 UT

- ommotto:
- dingoboots:
- ommotto:
- dingoboots:

hi
how have you been?

am very interested dear,
just let me know how
esp. for masters programme
thanks[/quote]

Sorry, I couldn't stroll down the page to see what I had written, I will check out the Master's program for you......CONGRATULATIONS!!! That's wonderful......

thanks a heap,
for keeping in touch...
enjoy your weekend

Not a problem darl, would love to see you over here doing your Masters. Oh by the way I love your name, what does it mean?

hi
kijana simply mean young
and mkenya means kenyan..
so am a young kenyan...lol

That's great, I love that Kijana mkenya......

[cc:quote=ommotto][cc:quote=dingoboots][cc:quote=ommotto][cc:quote=dingoboots]Hi Kijana, are ...

dingoboots — Sat, 16 May 2009 10:37:22 UT

- ommotto:
- dingoboots:
- ommotto:
- dingoboots:
Hi Kijana, are you still interested in the University of Technology, journalist course?

hi
how have you been?

am very interested dear,
just let me know how
esp. for masters programme
thanks

Sorry, I couldn't stroll down the page to see what I had written, I will check out the Master's program for you......CONGRATULATIONS!!! That's wonderful......

thanks a heap,
for keeping in touch...
enjoy your weekend

Not a problem darl, would love to see you over here doing your Masters. Oh by the way I love your name, what does it mean?

[cc:quote=ommotto][cc:quote=dingoboots]Hi Kijana, are you still interested in the University of ...

dingoboots — Sat, 16 May 2009 10:28:34 UT

- ommotto:
- dingoboots:
Hi Kijana, are you still interested in the University of Technology, journalist course?

hi
how have you been?

am very interested dear,
just let me know how
esp. for masters programme
thanks

Sorry, I couldn't stroll down the page to see what I had written, I will check out the Master's program for you......CONGRATULATIONS!!! That's wonderful......

[cc:quote=ommotto][cc:quote=dingoboots]Hi Kijana, are you still interested in the University of ...

dingoboots — Sat, 16 May 2009 10:24:21 UT

Hi Kijana, are you still interested in the University of Technology, journalist course?

dingoboots — Fri, 15 May 2009 09:37:04 UT

Hi Kijana, are you still interested in the University of Technology, journalist course?

Uko wapi tukuoshe vipoa? Happy Birthday!!

reach_jj — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 12:07:46 UT

Uko wapi tukuoshe vipoa?

Happy Birthday!!

[cc:quote=ommotto]HAPPY BIRTHDAY Dec2 is just 5 days away May you live to be too ...

dingoboots — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 11:35:07 UT

- ommotto:
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Dec2 is just 5 days away

May you live to be too old

Oh that is beautiful for the early Birthday greetings, thank you, I would love to live too old, that would be just grand.......... and how are you? I hope all is well and you are fine........

Dude. I like your home page. Now that's a definite improvement from last year!!!. Keep it UP.

reach_jj — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 10:59:43 UT

Dude. I like your home page. Now that's a definite improvement from last year!!!. Keep it UP.

THIS IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MANY GOOD FRIENDS YOU HAVE.. ...

dingoboots — Thu, 29 May 2008 10:25:13 UT

THIS IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MANY GOOD FRIENDS YOU HAVE.. YOU MUST SEND IT TO YOUR FRIENDS, INCLUDING THE PERSON WHO SENT IT TO YOU

You are my friend...And i hope u know thats true...no matter what happens... i will stand by u... i will be there for u... when ever u need me... to lend a hand.... to do a good deed...so call on me....whenever u need me... i will always be there...Even to the bitter end...Send this promise to all your friends to show your friendship and watch who sends it back to u.
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dingoboots — Sat, 24 May 2008 20:49:44 UT

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Back in 2002, I spoke at the National Community Centre Legal Conference on Indigenous people's ...

dingoboots — Fri, 02 May 2008 22:12:39 UT

Back in 2002, I spoke at the National Community Centre Legal Conference on Indigenous people's democratic rights in Australia, and as you can see another speaker was a woman called Sekai Holland..........

The 2006 National CLC Conference will focus on CLCs role in insisting that the Australian legal system should also be a justice system. The opening speakers this year are Sekai Holland, founding member of the Movement for Democratic Change, Zimbabwe’s official opposition party and Cleonie Quayle, a Policy Officer at the NSW Aboriginal Land Council and Chairperson of the Wirringa Baiya Aboriginal Women’s Legal Centre.

Seika was a lovely woman, and presented me with a beautiful statue as a sign of respect to the Indigenous people of the land, something that I really appreciated.

Seika was discussing at the conference the need for Indigenous women go to Zimbawe and do a cultural exchange, I thought it was a great idea but am not quite sure whether it progressed. You wouldn't know Seika by any chance or how I can get in contact with her.

WOW! I read today that the Kenya Government passed laws banning political protests.......... ...

dingoboots — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 10:48:12 UT

WOW! I read today that the Kenya Government passed laws banning political protests..........please be very careful my friend...........

I voted on your blog that only change can happen through street protests and the voice of the ...

dingoboots — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:48:06 UT

I voted on your blog that only change can happen through street protests and the voice of the people, that's pretty much how Aboriginal people have achieved what rights we have over here........People power can be pretty amazing as it makes the minority realise the majority aren't happy. But it's always harder when one is confronted with violence, can understand why some people want to be silent.........

In our history we went from violence to street marches, to strikes, walk outs, campaigns, music (to get across our plight) and protests to negiotating in the boardrooms. Even today we still march in the streets if we feel passionate about an issue, but they don't always have to be negative protest. In May 2000, we had the Reconciliation March, where Australians from all backgrounds gathered on the Sydney Harbour Bridge in a symbolic gesture of crossing the divide between indigenous and non-indigenous Australians. 150,000 people marched that day, the largest march in Australian history, a great day and certainly made one feel proud to be Aboriginal Australian...........

In saying that I believe you are equipped with the most powerful tools, your voice, passion and a pen.

[cc:quote=dingoboots]Thank you for the accepting the hand of friendship and I hope that we have ...

ommotto — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 14:00:50 UT

- dingoboots:
Thank you for the accepting the hand of friendship and I hope that we have many cultural exchanges.........

Thanx alot i will continue to highlight the plight of the voice less in my country

Thank you for the accepting the hand of friendship and I hope that we have many cultural ...

dingoboots — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 10:22:02 UT

Thank you for the accepting the hand of friendship and I hope that we have many cultural exchanges.........

MSNBC News Services updated 12:00 p.m. ET April 5, 2008 HARARE, Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe's ...

dingoboots — Sat, 05 Apr 2008 20:32:34 UT

MSNBC News Services
updated 12:00 p.m. ET April 5, 2008
HARARE, Zimbabwe - Zimbabwe's opposition leader fears that President Robert Mugabe is preparing a "war against the people" in his bid to hold on to power.

Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai told a news conference Saturday that his party was reluctant to take part in an election runoff because of the growing risks of violence.

He said there is no need for such a runoff because he won presidential elections last Saturday.

The opposition will mount a new bid in the High Court on Sunday for the election results to be published. Armed police prevented lawyers from entering the court Saturday to force the release of presidential election results.

A Reuters correspondent on the scene said three police officers blocked Alec Muchadehama and Andrew Makoni from entering the High Court building.

"We can't go in. They are threatening to shoot. They are saying no one enters the court," Muchadehama told reporters.

A Reuters journalist said the police appeared to have come from the president's offices opposite the High Court where they were on guard duty. More officers then arrived.

They were later allowed into the building but the court postponed the case after the electoral commission asked for more time to prepare its response.

Senate results
Also on Saturday, electoral officials said that ruling party ZANU-PF took 30 seats in elections for the country's senate, or upper house of parliament, with the combined opposition taking the same number.

Although all contested seats have now been declared, control of the senate will depend on who becomes Zimbabwe's president. The new president and tribal chiefs will appoint the remaining seats. There are a total of 93.

The opposition believes a long delay in issuing results of the presidential contest from the election a week ago masks attempts by Mugabe to buy time for a fight-back

Independent projections show the MDC candidate, Tsvangirai, won most of the votes cast in the election but not enough needed for an outright victory over Mugabe.

The ruling ZANU-PF party announced Friday it was endorsing Mugabe in a runoff election.

Signs of crackdown
Chamisa said there were signs that Mugabe, 84, was preparing to use violence to keep his hold on power. He pointed to a march in Harare by war veterans loyal to Mugabe who have beat up opponents in the past; a raid on opposition party offices; and the detention of foreign journalists by armed police in full riot gear.

"They are trying to intimidate people, they are trying to set up the context for unleashing violence. The vampire instincts of this regime are definitely going to come out," Chamisa charged.

Zimbabwe needs the assistance of the international community, he said.

"The U.N. has to make sure that there is no violence in this country. ... They should not (wait to) come when there is blood in the street, blood in the villages."

80 per cent unemployment
Mugabe has ruled since his guerrilla army helped bring about an independent Zimbabwe in 1980. His popularity has been battered by an economic slide that followed the often-violent seizures of white-owned commercial farms since 2000. A third of the population have fled the country, 80 percent of those who remain are jobless and inflation is more than 100,000 percent.

The U.S. and other Western nations also have been pressing for the presidential results to be announced.

The law requires a runoff within 21 days of the first elections. But diplomats in Harare and at the United Nations said Mugabe was planning to declare a 90-day delay to give security forces time to clamp down.

An African Union election observer team found no evidence of fraud during voting last weekend, according to the delegation's leader, former Sierra Leone president Ahmed Tejan Kabbah.

On Friday, police escorted about 400 war veterans as they paraded silently through downtown Harare. The feared veterans of the bush war that helped end white minority rule are used to intimidate opposition supporters and spearheaded the often-violent takeover of white farms in recent years.

The hardening of the ruling party's position has punctured the guarded optimism that had emerged among the opposition and Mugabe's critics in the West, who hoped he would concede defeat.

'Hand of peace'
The MDC said in advertisements placed in South African newspapers on Saturday that it wanted peace.

"At this stage we offer the hand of peace to the current regime, and will recognize and respect their rights if the transition is expedited without further ado, but this offer will not remain open indefinitely," the MDC said.

New York Times journalist Barry Bearak was among those detained Thursday by heavily armed riot police who surrounded and entered a Harare hotel frequented by foreign reporters, lawyers said. The U.S.-based National Democratic Institute said one of its staff, American Dileepan Sivapathasundaram, was detained at Harare's airport as he tried to leave the country Thursday.

Western observers barred
The government had rejected most foreign journalists' applications to cover the elections and had barred Western election observers.

Lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa said the attorney general decided there was no case against the two Americans and a third person who was not identified. However, police decided to hold them. It was not clear whether new charges would be filed.

State Department Tom Casey said four Americans were detained Thursday, but two had been released and were leaving the country. He said one of the two still in custody was a reporter and had been seen by U.S. officials. The other had not been located by U.S. officials, he said.

you hit the nail hard, dont you, on the head i mean!

nancyo1980 — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:56:54 UT

you hit the nail hard, dont you, on the head i mean!

I am just passing. Been looking at each profiles at random and just wanted to say hello. ...

CaptainBlogger — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 10:40:23 UT

I am just passing. Been looking at each profiles at random and just wanted to say hello. If you want to drop a line, feel free.

Hope ur gonna fill it in!! lol :D

Chrissybbw — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 09:57:15 UT

Hope ur gonna fill it in!! lol

[cc:quote=lilsxysoph]dont worry my pics and blogs are monitired by my auntie and uncle so know ...

ommotto — Thu, 19 Jul 2007 08:32:58 UT

- lilsxysoph:
dont worry my pics and blogs are monitired by my auntie and uncle so know need for you to be looking and commneting
ooops,,,at least ur under check coz i was
getting worried about ur safety
so keep up the spirit and say hi to ur aunt,, uncle etc etc

dont worry my pics and blogs are monitired by my auntie and uncle so know need for you to be ...

lilsxysoph — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 15:01:04 UT

dont worry my pics and blogs are monitired by my auntie and uncle so know need for you to be looking and commneting

Thanx hun x :D

Chrissybbw — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 17:19:16 UT

Thanx hun x

it is but please go buy the record artists royalties

Hb_v_2bee — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 10:16:29 UT

it is but please go buy the record artists royalties

[wow] "If you want to know what God thinks of money, just look at the people he gave ...

ommotto — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:43:55 UT

"If you want to know what God thinks of money, just look at the people he gave it to.- Dorothy Parker (1893 - 1967)