Nyundo / hummer

Barrack,

Have you ever attended any political rally in Kenya before. I guess no, because your last article can speak for itself. We have seen many politicians being heckled or booed by public or supporters. May be next time ask yourself why they do that before criticizing them. Those people you call hecklers and any other names do turn up for the rallies so that they can hear what their leaders are going to tell them. And they have the right to speak their minds in whatever way they like. I don't know how you came to your conclusion that this people were paid to heckle Kalonzo.

The only language Kalonzo can understand that we are tired of being told that we “can't lead” was laid to him on that day. If you have problem with that Barrack then you belong to another planet. I think we should be proud that democracy is taking route in Kenya and we don't need you to tell the voters how they should handle themselves if they feel that they are being cheated. Kalonzo is not the first and the last one to be heckled, so give us a break and let the delegates decide.

Thomas Mucha