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Political Intolerance

The political intolerance witnessed in Kenya in the recent past is not a good sign for Kenya.

While addressing residents of Kisumu county, Uhuru Kenyatta was jeered at by part of the crowd who seemed not afraid to express their intolerance to the President and his Jubilee entourage. In particular, the crowd sung in unison that they didn't want to be addressed by the Deputy President William Ruto who they perceived as their enemy.

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