Mt. Elgon (Koo Nyoo)

Will the electorate be enticed by Uhurus newfound love of Ruto?

2009-03-09T21:38:00.000-07:00

When the rich and feasting and playing cards the poor on the other hand are watching and hoping that someone will remember them and drop a meal there way. This line explains what is going in Kenya at the moment. Hon. Ruto knowing that his political relevance was on the line, jumped quickly to using the tribal card. He is clinging and spinning so that he can re-define himself. At his lowest the other crafty and opportunistic politicians have seized an opportunity to meddle with what has been a solid ODM presence in the nation until when the Maize saga unveiled the curtain.

The reality on the ground – Poverty and Hunger are grinding

While all this is happening the poor countrymen on both sides of the valley are hoping that may be change will come their way. For the Kalenjin masses the focus is shifting quickly away from the issues; the poor performance in the just announced KCSE results, the high prices of fuel and availability of affordable fertilizers given that the rains are about to fall and off course on the table is the nightmare of every Kenyan - the increased cost of living.

For those on the other side of the valley, the fears are the same; insecurity and their wellbeing on the west rift tops the list, equally potent are those still languishing in IDP camps and the advent of an era of one peaceful nation under God.

While the lowly, the poor and the political incorrect are hoping and wishing some light at the end of the tunnel, the politicians are busy planning to dim that light. It is such a light that exposed the corrupt dealings that are evident that the politicians are a part.

The political math – how to stop a presidency of the people

It is this light that has brought forth a new founded camaraderie among members of parliament. They have to embrace one another so that they can siphon the coffers dry to sustain and maintain their status quo. There is a re-birth of a true coalition of those that think only of what they will individually benefit out of the any political marriage. Such pseudo- relationships are all over the political forum within and without Kenya yet this one stand out. Whose main agenda is- who can continue to protect us come 2012?

Political Mathematical genius looked at Uhurus data, and they could statistically predict him being a presidency come 2012 that can protect the status quo. Uhurus significant statistical errors make him a perfect fit to protect the many members of August house who do not want to leave the high places. Uhurus profile has it all from His dad to the dealing that he had with MOI. After all Uhurus wealth is tied to everything that his dad – the 1^st head of state – grabbed/looted from the Kenyan people. Those surrounding his as well most of them in one way or another benefited from both Kenyatta and Moi presidencies and who in essence see doom if a presidency of the people ever finds place in Kenya. With the likes of Ndungu report and that recommendations from the Anan report, many of the who is who in Kenya’s corrupt list are in a panic to re-direct the political destiny of the nation.

Wait a minute the mathematician exclaimed! Uhuru cannot deliver the Gema electorate with the likes of Muite, Saitoti, Kimunya and Karua hunting the same. The mathetician recommended that they pursue the weakest link in the other party. The ambitious Ruto seemed to be a perfect fit. He was at his lowest, comrades and business partners with Uhuru and after all has a lot to benefit from the marriage given his tainted past and the cases that keep on piling against him.

Play Moi card the mathematician recommended, by sweat talking the Kalenjin, diving the Luhya and damn the Luo. Once that marriage takes place and insurance policy is secured from the Akamba or from the Miji-Kenda.

The ramifications of the math

What a mathematical genius? The political marriage has several impacts.

· A very critical causality are the Luo ODMers for they will becomes a tribal skeleton and thus irrelevant and relegated to where they have always been.

· The wealthy 2% will continue to sub-due the masses and loot without shame

· The review of the constitution will fail, for the current ones will serve chosen few even better

· The gains of Anan will be lost, following all the other reports that are collecting dust

· Neighbors will continue to butcher one another very five years at minimum.

· It gives Mois a come back to the political scene where he can work hand in hand with his business partners – Ruto and Uhuru to reclaim the lost dream of 2002.

· An assurance of safe passage without pursuing Kibaki’s disgraceful strategy.

· Kalenjins and Kikuyus can go to the drawing table to hatch and slice Mau forest, and may be Mt. Elgon to resettle IDPS. After all it is only river Sondu that will dry.

· The Luhya loyalty will be divided more than it is now; some will remain in ODM while the starving lot will jump in the Uhurus boat.

The political math has it that Raila is not a good defender of the corrupt. He lacks the statistical errors that one needs to meet the criteria of a corrupt leader. The fraternity in the August house has been over heard to say - Even while seating in the bee hive, Tingas lips are free from the honey - which makes the scares the Hague out of the politicians. Tingas lack of visible unethical behavior that is uniquely Kenyan is bad for the country and the same credentials seem to apply to Ms Karua.

We are left to wonder whether the electorate will be fooled once more by the Nyayo philosophy, or may be compared to what will have transpired during Kibakis presidency, the electorate would prefer handouts for their right to vote to crown the marriage of one Ruto and one Uhuru. I rest my supposition and I will let you and time be judge.

Chitap Koret!

Minnesota Winters - A poem

2009-02-22T20:55:00.000-08:00

Shoveling Snow

Pheew! My hydraulic handkerchief went throwing the mucous out of my running nose against the southerly breeze with no success

The entire creamy mass landed partially on my cheeks and the rest found home on the jacket, yak!

With determination I continued to push and push the heap of snow, with my back begging and chest burning

In a moment I asked myself how and why in the whole wide world did I end up in Minnesota of all places.

The harder I pushed the faster the breeze blew my rather short nose and the colder and desperate I felt

All over in the neighborhood, snow blowers trotted as they so easily cleaned their driveways

Often, this was my opportunity to constructively work out, and inhale fresh air; this time around the opportunity was unpalatable and vengeful

Snow blowers in the hood got louder and closer yet no one even tried to fake to help these recent immigrant

Each shovel got heavier and heavier, the slip on several occasions and later a fall made it even more difficult

The harder I pushed the faster the more a begged that someone with one of the loud machines would help this desperate son from the equator

The thought ran through my the head that may be to spare my health I should visit sears to acquire my own machine

Another trend of thought was more consoling, acknowledging that I was half way done and winter will be done shortly

The beauty of white covering the tree branches gave me some reprieve and solace

Wait a minute! Just as I was nearly declaring victory, than the snow plow dumped a huge heap back onto my drive way

Oh no! The drive to push the fluff once more was punctured, but the task ahead of me was cut

Oh!! Snow, how we love sliding, sledging and skating over you, I did know that you take all that in count

On this fateful day, I seemed to have paid prices for all those who’d generated joy and fun out you the entire season

As I retired to the warmth of the house, mugongo was ngoo! While my ears were as dry as the hills of Karamoja

Minnesota even with your harsh winters, I still do know where all my adorations for you come from?

Yes! Minnesota’s winters can be truly harsh and brutal but in you we are seasonally reminded of our true place in nature.

By Figuhr Samedi Kania – January 2007

Is Rutos judgement Impared?

2009-02-16T10:09:00.001-08:00

What is impairment in relation to competence in public service?

For one to be competent and deliver services without bias, they must be objective, fair and balanced in the decision making process. Public leaders are hired simply to make firm decisions that are objective, fair, and good for its stake holders. One of the elements required from a public leader to remain serving, is that they maintain objectivity in clearly separating his personal good from the publics.

What has transpired time and time again with the Kenyan governance system is a repeat of the same problem ; a blurry boundary between the personal and public good. When a leader goes forth to use his office to advance his personal good that is graft, others may also see it as immoral, unethical and wrong. Simply such an act is abuse of power, because such a leader stops to maintain a clear boundary between his personal welfare and the welfare of the public or the stake holders.

In the social contract of service, there is a legal caution for all public leaders not to use their offices to benefit themselves and those close to them at the expense of others (electrorate) . The fall out is that the leader has crossed the established boundaryand their reasoning at that juncture of such a leader is clearly impaired. The leaders perception is therefore blurred so much that you cannot distinguish between what is of personal gain from public good and responsibility, of which you are suposed to represent objectively. Or, in other words, you do not have the good of the public at heart, but yours. This in itself nulls the Leaders contract between them and the public (electrorate) .

All public leaders in whatever caliber should be held to this same standard. When you hold a public office it is required that you don't give any special of favors (tenders) to associates (companies) that are in one way or another linked to you. Because by doing so clearly indicates impaired judgment. A decision maker or Leader whose judgment is impaired cannot effectively serve the public with impartiality as required by the commitment such a public office. It is imparative thus for a leader who continues to serve, they be able to serve all without impartiality.

The track record of the Minister vis-a-vis the maize scandal

Back to my question, is the Judgment of the Minister of Agriculture Impaired? To answer the question lets fairly look at it. First, is he a public officer? Yes is the answer. He is held by the social contract for serving and fostering the public good without impartiality. With reference to his oath of office. Is the decision he made with regard to controversial sale of maize from the national reserves objective? No. Based on the following reasons

1. One of the firms involved in arranging the transactions was Africa Merchant Assurance Company (Amaco), where the Agriculture minister held shares. Mr Ruto confirmed that he was part-owner of Amaco. http://www.nation. co.ke/News/ -/1056/524670/ -/u1v9u3/ -/index.html

2. Mr Ruto had only sacked junior officers at the State agency responsible for the cereals reserves - the National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) - while leaving the managing director, marketing manager and other senior officials in place. http://www.nation. co.ke/News/ -/1056/524670/ -/u1v9u3/ -/index.html

Is this the only instance that the minister’s judgment has been impaired? No. The minister tendencies lean towards several claims of incompetency. This includes a court case that is pending with similar unethical behavior that was brought to question with the claim that he and others unlawfully acquired land in the infamous Karura Forest.

Does Minister have the public at Heart? The events that called upon this inquiry make it seem that his desire to serve, protect and defend the people of Kenya is not part of his agenda.

If a lowly parent found himself in the ministers shoes, everyone will be on his case. I equate him to a Dad who sold all his produce, colecting the monies and living the family behind begging while he went to coast to enjoy himself. Such a Dad would be labed if not branded as irresponsible and needs to be ejected sooner than later.

Should a leader with such a track record continue leading? Even when their judgment is impaired? I know the Kenyan people do not mind as long as the loot ended in their neighborhood, even by proxy, they won't mind keeping Him in office. From the common good is has vialoated his oath and more so his judgment is impaired a honarable thin for him to do is to step aside. Unless he is reading the same script with the imfamous Blago., the disgraced former Govenor of Illinois.

Plea from a common Mwanainchi

A personal brief for the Republics Minister of Agriculture. Please look into what is going more sincerely and ask yourself the following.

· What type of track record and legacy do you want to leave for your children?

· Why should we be hounding Kimunya, when your case seems to fall in the same paradigm?

· Do you love a Kenya that enforces double standards? If not, then as gentle man and as clean you claim to be, please step aside for investigation to take course, because then you will be vindicated.

There may be new facts that will be added to this assertion; however the trend of affairs this far do not look good by any standard.

Kenya National Anthem according to politicians

2009-02-16T10:07:00.000-08:00

I found this interesting article in another forum and i presume that you will indeed not miss to be amused as well.
It may sound sarcastic but it is also hilarious and unfortunately true:

Kenya National Anthem according to politicians
I
Politicians of all persuasions
Strip this our land and nation.
Fortunes motivate us and keep us.
May we steal with impunity
Dodge taxes in unity;
Plenty be sourced within our dockets.

II
Let all politicians arise
With scams both wily and foolproof.
Eating be our earnest endeavor,
And our cake-stand of Kenya,
Heritage of plunder,
May we fight forever to perpetuate.

III
Let parties with one accord,
In common greed united,
Bankrupt our nation together,
May the agony of Kenya,
The fruit of our behavior,

Remain hidden from our 2012 voters

An open note to the gotab Gaa Forum

2009-02-16T09:55:00.000-08:00

Wazee na Wamama,

For your information may I register that most of us within the precincts of the Gotab Gaa forum are friends I fact good friends to Hon. Ruto and have a continued good will of the Kenyan nation at heart.

The central question still remains: Do we in as Kenyans/Kalenjins and friends of Kenya condone the conduct of the Minister of Agriculture (public leader) for using his office to benefits himself and his cronies at the expense of the common good? This question is a moral on in nature; it goes down deep into what are our values as a people. Remember, what is being put to test here are the fabric of who we are.

The answer to these central question if we will ever come to agree, then determines the parameters that these forum would employ to make claim of the acceptable from unacceptable conduct. Whether Ruto steps down is inconsequential, for he might be operating in a very different ethical paradigm, if my assertion is true then that is a paradigm that the common person needs to shun. And the damning of such can in a small way be done here in this forum. For those calling for Kiraitu inquiry i would presume that same guidelines should be followed a discussed below .

Process to resolving the dilemma

So that the issue can be put to rest, There is a dire need within the Kenyan civil and governments systems a need for a systematic and a predictable way of conducting business.

With the matter at hand a I am giving a snippet of a suggestion that, first it is critical for the stake holders to separate the person from the problem. When one claims that there is a potential of being blinded, or being driven solely by the tribal card, such is a manifestation that there lack of clear boundaries on what is being examined. Important therefore is that we define the problem, for it then makes it easy for us to subscribe to some degree of objectivity and may be reason more fairly.

The question therefore is do we have a problem based on the conduct of the Minister? Based on the news articles it has been reported that the Minister of Agriculture used his office to benefits himself and his close associates. Across the debate there seems to be a consensus thus far. Which affirms that there is sufficient amount of data to make claim that yes, we have problem?

The third step is to consult with the rules and regulations in place to guide us to resolve the problem. Several sources are available. The one that comes to mind is the oath office that the Minister took. The oath clearly mentions the dos expected from his public service. He took the oath of office which mandated him not to conduct himself otherwise. And the Laws of the land do agree with this view.

Fourth step is what is best practice when you a public leader goes against their oath? World over except Kenya, the best practice is, he step aside for investigations to be carried which will either exonerate him or otherwise.

Some have made claim that that the Minister is clean. Please share the criteria that you followed to arrive to that claim. The ramification of such a claim without a sound moral basis is in essence we are setting a terrible precedence. I call it terrible precedence because we will be creating a society where the mighty and wealth have a right to trample over the weak and poor. Which negates the very reason why we are advancing for a democratic society via through this forum?

The Kalenjin Spin out of the Maize Scandal

2009-02-16T09:43:00.000-08:00

Some Kalenjins now want to employ a Political Spin to a criminal activities that the top cream are engaging in.
All I can say is Wacheni fitina, porojo, uchochezi, uvumi na wivu!
Let us face facts. Some of your claims that we are being avenged by the Kikuyu are frivolous. This is how spin overtakes reason.

You want us to believe that Kalenjin leaders are saints they cannot steal? mmmmhhhh
Many of our own are languishing in jails for pre and post elections crimes, why not apply the same standards to them politicians?
You are also saying that the likes of Kibor, the formation of a investigative team and reports on the dailies are all but illusions?
The seed of enmity you are trying to plant is counterproductive and for the short sighted. today its the other tribe tomorrow twill be the other clan.

Quite an number of folks in this forum have Judeo-christian names; do you also use the Judeo-christian values to make you assertions?
Some of you even make claim to be Christians, why not call SIN by its name? Sorry may be you are double faced?
Think twice folks. Do not allow to create a storm out of a rumbling tummy; In Islam it is inferred that a thief has 39 days to.... but the 40th belongs to justice.
We have lived in artificial fear for long; while the likes of Ruto, Biwott, Moi et. al., and other spinners have many close Kikuyu business partners and associates.

It is just yesterday that we killed our neighbors, maimed the innocent in the name of fairness and democracy, Can't we learn from our past mistakes?
The graves are still visible, scars and memories still linger, refugees camps are still out there, why do we want to tread down this road again?
How irrational, short sighted, and subjective can our community be? Or maybe we lack the ability to discern right from wrong?
Most of us living away from North Rift; are sojourners yet the natives continue to treat as friends, and share thier resources with us. Can't we see if we cannot think?

Wacheni fitina, porojo, uchochezi, uvumi na wivu wenzangu wakalee and be human for once
Let us face facts. Some of your claims that we are being avenged are frivolous. This is how spin overtakes reason. That we end up hurting the innocent.

The Kenyan Roads

2009-01-24T17:41:00.000-08:00

The Kenyan Roads – My experience on 20th of December 2007

It was a typical evening and all of us had assembled at Elgon view residence after running a few errands in Eldoret town. I had particularly run late that evening while trying to fix the aging Peugeot 505. As a result I could not deliver the used oil to the Tanning farm as the helpers there had requested.
Picture 1- Elgon View Residence, Eldoret – KXX in view

I am told that by applying used oil on the wooden fencing posts, the oil prevents the posts from being eaten by termites or absorb moisture from rain, thus given them some longevity.
When I realized that dinner was going to take much longer and the sun was still up, I asked my young brother, Lattimer and Niece, Linda if they could join me to the farm. This is roughly about 10 kilometers away, to drop off the used oil. The two agreed to join me and off we went.
The younger ones wanted to join, but I insisted that since they had not showered, that they do so in readiness for early retirement for the night. Melanchthon and Baraka bought in and gladly ran to the gate to let the car out of the property.
Off went North-west bound on dusty and bumpy old Nairobi road. As soon as we were west bound on the Nairobi Road, while driving slowly, just past the Moi university campus while the road took a curve of some sort, on our right hand stood a 16 wheeler semi - trailer whose occupants were busy trying to change a flat tire. I saw one gentle man close to the road, but it did not cross my mind that there was a safety concern.
Picture 2 - the 18 wheeler Semi Trailer

No sooner did we arrive at the farm, than it started getting dark. We met the Chesubei’s with whom we had a conversation. Given that the general elections were underway in a few days and their nephew, Kawon and a neighbor as well was vying for a contentious parliamentary seat in Mt. Elgon.
We then made our delivery and excused ourselves to leave because the car we were was anyways unreliable. There had been several occasions that it would cease starting, that we embarked to our primitive mechanical skills of survival. This was a reflection of the trial and error artisans, who claim to do the opposite. Often times that not they made the cars they worked on worse than they arrived in the name of repair.
On our back, west bound on Nairobi road towards Eldoret, while driving at around 45 kilometers an hour, and following another car at a short distance, all of sudden I was awaken to a rude shock. The car that I was closely following suddenly swerved to the right. Not knowing what was happening, given that I was travelling at a slow speed I presumed that I had a good handle of the situation.
What I did not realize is that the car in front of me had barely avoided a tire belonging to the semi which had been laid on the road as a life saver. Because the semi truck had been parked on the left hand side onto the road, as a safety net for the turn boy who was trying to fix change the tire.
What this crew did not realize is the fact that the tar is black, the tire is black too and the roads are not lit. The only way one could see the object that was laying on the road was by touching, or hitting it. That is exactly what happened to me.
Picture 3 - the wheel/tire that was on the road

While the car in front of mine was struggling to regain control and come back to the left side, on the opposite direction there were lights of an oncoming car that was fast approaching.
By the time I realized that the object was right in front of my left wheel, I had hit the object and lost control. The car veered towards the right, while the oncoming car was right on.
Picture 4 - the oncoming car that my trunk collided with

While trying to regain the control of the car, the survival instincts kicked in on being struck by the lights of the oncoming car. I knew that all was gone, out of desperation as I tried to turn the car back towards that left lane. It was then that the trunk of the car I was driving was hit so hard by the oncoming car that the car, that we took a 90 degree turn, heading directly towards the side of the Semi.
Picture 5 - The trunk that hit the oncoming car

All this happened in a fraction of a second. As I held the steering tight, the Peugeot with all that momentum it had accumulated from the spin, rammed into a wheel of the semi. Thank God we rammed into the wheel.
Luckily, for the crew (turn-boy) that was fixing the flat tire, they retreated under the semi; otherwise this surely would have not only have been my death bed, but a death bed for my brother, my niece and the turn boy. I do not remember the actual reaction on the turn boy, all I realized is that he escaped with his life into the young night.
As soon at the left hand side of the car had hit the wheel of the semi, than my car bounced back to the middle of the road.
Picture 6 - the deferential and wheel that I hit

With the shattered windshield falling in the middle of the road, it dawned to me that we had been involved in a terrible road accident, and, and I was still conscious and alive.
The Peugeot 505, KXX 210, was totaled and luckily all of us in the car came out alive. Not only alive, Praise God! But without any major injuries, Alas!
Picture 7 - The shuttered Peugeot 505 - KXX210

Lattimer who had hid under the dash board and whose side had the greatest impact had sustained injures to his upper teeth, bleeding but fine. Linda on her part, who was seated on the back seat, was thrown all the way to the dash board on the passenger’s side of the car was laying over Lattimer.
Picture 8 - The impact of the rear axle on the passenger’s side

After a second or so of looking around and calling on both Linda and Lattimer, we hurriedly jumped out of the mangled car, to safety. Because the car was in the middle of this busy highway, it was unsafe to continue hibernating in there any way.
Picture 9 - KXX 210 was cherished car to my late - father in law

The first thing I did in my surreal state was to contact my cousin brother Joseph Kwalia, who has since passed on during the post election violence. Joseph ran a taxi business in Eldoret town and I hoped that he will respond timely just in case one of us who needed immediate medical attention. After which I contacted a few other friends, my brother in law, Wilson Kiprono and my long time friend David Asige.
After a twenty or thirty minute wait, the first to arrive was Wilson who when I called him had to make a U-turn form a matatu he had boarded towards Ziwa. Jumped into another matatu and headed to Pioneer before getting a car from his sister in Law. After arrival it took another hour for the police to arrive, even after I had informed them immediately.
The Kenyan police strategy is not to save lives, but to document a case which then became an opportunity for them to solicit bribe from the party that is at fault or at times from both parties. All along, I had known this to be the case, yet it had never racked my nerves like it did on this fate full night.
As I started visualizing all the scenarios of what could have been had ours been fateful, God forbid! Whose life would have been saved in such an environment? The value of urgency, and promptness was Nil. A well planned response system ABSENT. Appropriate response and medical attention, in this part of the globe is HEARSAY to say the least.
A lot went on in my small head during the hour before the police stopped by. It is a scientific fact that if for one hour you were left bleeding profusely, that would be enough to send you to you deathbed.
As a first responder at work, I had done all that was necessary to protect lives of fellow employees who were in need. Yet amongst my own countrymen, I thought, when I needed help the most, no one was there, not even the government we so fervently support with foreign exchange monies when we wire the dollar to the motherland.
The question that I am yet to answer is who are you fellow countrymen? Or rather, which country should you be proud of, one that cares for you even when you are an alien, or one that offers lips service even when you are in need of your national and also a tax payers right?
These among other post election events made me re-think about my nationality and not squander the opportunity that the United States of America continues to provide to me and my children. Torn between the roots and the present realities, this became a defining moment of separating dreams from actual facts and possibilities.
The dream was and has always been to give Neema and Baraka a share of my roots. Hoped to do so by living in Kenya for some time so that they could be fluent in Swahili and get to know their relatives and the indigenous culture. The lesson here was yes their heritage was important, but the value of human life was even more important. More so, matters of security and attaining the standard of living that these young Minnesotans are used to, was going to be quite elusive in an environment that I found myself that night.
As we arrived at our residence, looking at the children with whom we did not only share a room but slept on the same mattress and different sleeping bags together; my mind ran to think how the children soundly slept, not knowing what had transpired, that in fact they would waked the following morning only to be told that the Kenyan roads had robbed them of their dad. How sad.
Picture 10 - Mr. Baraka in his Winnie the pooh sleeping bag

This made me angry especially when I thought about the laxity and carelessness that has entrenched that enforcement of traffic rules and regulations on Kenyan roads.
The list of persons whose lives were lost from this pandemic is endless. Cross sections of all Kenyans have been impacted negatively, by this horrible state of affairs. This sad past includes my distant uncle Eng. Kapsondoi who died from a road accident at a prime age shortly after completing his PHD in the USA in the mid 80’s.
After our anxiety had come down did inquire and got to know the fate of the car that had hit initially. On impact to the trunk or boot of the car that I was driving, the other car became air bound. The car flew over a depression on the road side a distance over 70 meters. It then landed on the bushes on the south side of the road, hitting the fence which turned its front to face the road.
The driver of this car as I later learnt was headed to the same locale I had come just from. He was a don at the local university and in fact a neighbor at the farm. The most elevating experience of the night was that Kiplagat as well came out his car without any injury. How the car had missed an electric post, flown over a valley, landed and turned to face where it had come from, was a wonder to us all.
Picture 11- the other car being inspected

When we inspected the semi, there were several older ladies who were so shaken as a result of what happened. The confessed that they weren’t the owners of the truck and that the turn boy on surviving the incident had run in the bushes.
On arrival of the police and the tow trucks, they took their reports and marked the area. After which, we dusted our pants and called it another a gracious moment planted in our lives for reflection and were very thankful to the good Lord as we headed to the police station. It was around 11:30 PM when we left the police station.
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KONGOI Obama

2009-01-20T11:25:00.000-08:00

Thanks the Obama’s for ushering in a new & unique era

As I sat on the sofa behind the TV box and listed to all the formal preps, rehearsal and speeches. It became evident that the guy on the TV was one of our own and now was the Head of the Union. What had been like a dream had become real? Barack Hussein Obama is now the 44th president of the most powerful nation in the whole wide world.
My son Baraka, earlier in the morning, did not want to go to school, because he knew very well what the day meant. The magnitude of this event was a realization of the devotion that Barack Obama had about his dream. Because of his unwavering focus and hard work,he had arrived at his destiny. His new address in and will remain to be the most coveted address in the entire union, if not the world.
Just like my son this event has been a spectacle of hope. Its fruition opened new perception about human possibilities over limitations created by some persons amongs us. All, foes and friends alike can attest to Barack famous line, that it is only the US that this possibility can be possible.
The line of possibility could be read as far East as Indonesia and Japan where children and adults a like gave up sleep to witness the historic clock usher in a new era. It was captivating even for people in the little known village on the shores of Lake Victoria, Kogelo, as the international media and lime light, covered them as well as they a waited for their own to usher in a era.
All I can say is that America you have surprised me beyond imagination. I know that you have even surprised the 44th president himself. He must have not slept last night, just like he did not sleep during the election night after the results we announced.
Mr. President Congratulations! We are now open to even greater possibilities. Let the next head of the Union be a female with Cuban roots. You put well, that this is the audacity of Hope. Hope that all races, gender can be equal beneficiaries of the American dream.
Thank you to the Obama’s for what you have taught all of us. The lesson of Yes we can! Tis a lesson that goes beyond religion, creed, race, nationality, and far and beyond all the other ‘isms out there.
Yes I can, leave my American dream a mid the financial quagmire.

What is the Currency of Indentity?

2009-01-10T21:13:00.000-08:00

A few nights ago that I tried to speak my mother tongue with my son Baraka Chemmoss Kaania,only to be surprised, that one from my own loins did not understand one of the many languages that I claim to speak. When said to him, subai werii? He wondered and asked, Dada what are you saying? I tried to repeat the same line but his face, registered even a greater surprise. It was then that it dawned to me that we as a Samedi Kania family had undergone a significant transformation in terms of the context, norms and values.

This was a kind reminder that my Saboat roots have undergone systematic decline and it was just a matter of one generation down the road, that it will all be in archives that Samedi Arap Kania immigrated from Kenya and his origins, blah, blah, blah.This was also an kind affirmation that as a family, it had not been a priority to include other languagual repatoires in our curriculum.

Wait a minute! This thought brought some flash backs. When in Eldoret – Kenya, recently between the end of December 2007 and January 2008, I experienced many sad and scaryy things.With the ethnic clashes at the peak, tribal indentity became the standard of indentity and the proof of the indentity one was expected to be fluent in that respective mother tongue.

While driving from Ziwa towards Eldoret, we were stoped as at a road block, by this youngmen you then did not speak any other language other than the local dialect. If you could not hold a conversation in that meduim it was summarily concluded that you were not one of them, therefore, the rest was often sad stories told.

I wondered for a moment if my son had been in Kenya at that time, without a spokes person or a defender, he might have been persecuted by his own.This thought made me question my self. What is the true determinant of ones indentity? Is Baraka, not one of my own? If so, why should it be that language overides, his genes? May be the currency of indentity of tribal affliations (in Kenya), is tribe, language and related practices. So that if you are not in the main stream, you will eithr be forced to the center or be ejects and disowned.

It was in the middle of this, that it dawned to me that my sons name sake was the President elect of the United States of America. Can the same standards apply to him? Wait a minute, Baraka Obama if anything new no or a few luo words, yet he was not only a tribal hero in Kogelo, was one a hero even in the streets of Nairobi, after his victories election. If my claim is true the Baraka Chemmoss can as well still be a Sabaot, even without speaking the local dialect, only if he becomes a high achiever in whatever field he pursues.

I therefore have a game plan for Mr. Baraka Chemmoss Kania. The first and surer way to make sure that Baraka becomes respectable in the village I came from is by, pushing him to achieve. If rises above the tide then the pre-resquisite to admission is waived, that is my plan A.

If plan A, is not viable, then plan B can as well be pursued, by starting a rigorous language acquisation program right now, and right here. For studies conform that before the age of 11 there is a possibility that, if Baraka Chemmoss is trained, he willl soon be able to salute me, Subai Baba. What I joy when I salute him back Aboo werri.

Plan C, might be the easiest, to forget all about Mt. Elgon and its people and teach him Chinese instead. Afterall, Far East is the direction of immigrating in Baraka’s future. But for know Please Konja Chuu, let me weigh my options to determine which is the best plan.

Happy New Pikap Tulwoop Kony

2009-01-02T13:19:00.001-08:00

It is year 2009. What does that mean? To many it is a time of euphoria, celebration, benchmarking and setting new milestones. Or using different terms it is a time for individual, at times collective, reexamination of goals, directions and what we want to aspire in the next 360 or so days.

This sounds like a something worthwhile for us to pursue as well in this forum that seems to take forever to take off. For the Sabaot, there is just so much to worry about even for those of us that are counted to the lucky ones for immigrating to the first world.

This past year was dreadful. There was and still is fear, anger, wrath, regret, pain, loss, sorrow, anxiety and even compounding depression just to capture a little bit about how we still feel.

We were a community that started 2008 with such an embracement. We had continually killed one another in 2007 and by the begging of 2008 that terror was on going. As a community we had the blood of the innocent in our hands. Such a grouping was not decent or honorable, but we stuck in there to claim our bad name. The feeling reminded me of the saying, n-go saa-mus muria kubo chii.

Here we are at those same cross roads. Nothing much has changed, we still hate one another. Many are still hurting. Many more are still displaced. Just like me, scores are refugees in their own country. Like the children of Israel in Babylon it is painful to find yourself as a refugee, more so without any source of livelihood.

However there is a glimmer of hope this year. In many areas now some sense of security is assured. You can travel with some degree of certainty. You can go to sleep to find the goats are still in their kraal. To many this sounds weird. Yes! Where we call home, Mt. Elgon has always been weird. And this less weird year is the hope of the Sabaot people. We cannot wait for the day that we will be a part of the mainstream. The day when we will enjoy the freedom that other Kenyans have called theirs for the last 40+ years.

Sons and daughters of Mt. Elgon, Happy 2009!

Be reminded that “happy” has no bounds, no tribal limitation, no lingual restriction, no color bias, nor socio-economic strata. Happy year means, celebrating the diversity that Mt. Elgon has. It is by accepting one another that we will transcend the problems of today and starting preparing ourselves for the challenges of tomorrow.

There is no beautiful country, sweet waters, hospitable people, fertile soils, unique terrain, like the slopes of Mt. Elgon. We are all lucky and should count ourselves proud to be called “pikap koret” irrespective of what others think or tell us.

Let the those from Rok-ook (Lwakhakha) embrace those from Endebess, while the folks from Kaptama play a friendly volleyball match with those from Kimo-bor (Kimabole). Let the folks from Chepkital have field day in Changara.

Let Etawan and Muron and Waase be human once more, and embrace one another as we play our unique roles in making Mt. Elgon the home of all, my home and yours too. Happy New Year!

Arap Pkania Shabattai aka Samedi

The grabbers of KAPTAGICH FOREST

2008-12-02T08:28:00.000-08:00

Area Plot No. Allotee ID Address Size (ha)
Kiptagich 1 Kiptagich Tea Ltd Box 1 olenguruone 80
Kiptagich 3 John Kipchumba Lokorio 4829105 8.5
Kiptagich 552 John Kipchumba Lokorio 4829105 4.21
Kiptagich 4 Col. Jonahan K. Rono 770805 8.42
Kiptagich 5 Samson Cheramboss 268738 7.37
Kiptagich 6 Hosea Kiplagat 8.42
Kiptagich 7 Mark A. Too 8.42
Kiptagich 8 Zakayo K. Cheruiyot 581776 8.42
Kiptagich 9 Reuben E. K. Kiptanui 8289104 8.55
Kiptagich 10 Rev. Jonathan Bii Kipkemoi 6021574 8.09
Kiptagich 11 Michael Kipbos Terik 7899614 8.22
Kiptagich 12 Lee Njiru 892380 10.49
Kiptagich 13 Sian Enterprises Box 45675 Nairobi 9.8
Kiptagich 21 Sian Enterprises Box 45675 Nairobi 8.42
Kiptagich 22 Sian Enterprises Box 45675 Nairobi 8.42
Kiptagich 23 Sian Enterprises Box 45675 Nairobi 8.42
Kiptagich 617 Sian Enterprises Box 45675 Nairobi 94.7
Kiptagich 24 Joseph Dalldosso Lotodo 4290996 Box 45675 Nairobi 6.84
Kiptagich 25 Michael Rotich Chesikau 642038 Box 14003 Nairobi 7.39
Kiptagich 44 Michael Rotich Chesikau 642038 Box 14003 Nairobi 8.42
Kiptagich 26 Phillip Kibirech Ngetich 324967 Box 413 Kericho 7.9
Kiptagich 27 Major Wilson Koitaba Lalabur 7.37
Kiptagich 28 Musa Sirma 8.42
Kiptagich 866 Musa Sirma 4.21
Kiptagich 867 Musa Sirma 4.21
Kiptagich 29 Samuel Bundotich 3649079 Box 24587 Nairobi 8.42
Kiptagich 30 William Cheruiyot Morogo 459199 8.42
Kiptagich 31 Joan Kiplagat 20565056 8.42
Kiptagich 32 Reuben Kipkemoi Yegon 4824166 Box 457 Kericho 7.9
Kiptagich 33 Titus Kipkoech Korir 6016073 Box 223 Kericho 8.42
Kiptagich 34 Kipngetich Arap Korir Bett 8.42
Kiptagich 341 Kipngetich Arap Korir Bett 2.11
Kiptagich 35 Francis Sang 3303487 Box 181 Rongai 8.42
Kiptagich 36 Kiptui George Chesang 4830557 Box 1848 Nakuru 6.84
Kiptagich 37 Augustine K. Cheserem 8846865 8.42
Kiptagich 39 James Chepsongol 9.84
Kiptagich 40 Howard Kingetich Rono 10886501 7.89
Kiptagich 438 Joseph Mutai 2302601 4.21
Kiptagich 403 Joseph Mutai 2302601 2.11
Kiptagich 43 Joyce Kabale 8.43
Kiptagich 45 Dinal Chelal 8.42
Kiptagich 78 Dinal Chelal 4.21
Kiptagich 46 Kongoy Farm 44.74
Kiptagich 879 Kongoy Farm 4.21
Kiptagich 880 Kongoy Farm 4.21
Kiptagich 882 Kongoy Farm 4.21
Kiptagich 42 Thomas Kiprop Kirui 4830451 Box 7013 Nakuru 8.42
Kiptagich 47 Thomas Kiprop Kirui 4830451 Box 7013 Nakuru 10
Kiptagich 551 Thomas Kiprop Kirui 4830451 Box 7013 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 48 William Kimeyo Arap Mosonik 23124225 Box 542 Nakuru 8.05
Kiptagich 49 Edward Sambili 2302601 7.05
Kiptagich 50 Tim Tim Holdings Box 16379 Nairobi 8.42
Kiptagich 51 Tim Tim Holdings Box 16379 Nairobi 8.42
Kiptagich 53 Tim Tim Holdings Box 16379 Nairobi 3.16
Kiptagich 147 Tim Tim Holdings Box 16379 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 428 Joseph Rono 736866 Box 40530 Nairobi
Kiptagich 55 Primary School 6.85
Kiptagich 56 Trading Centre 6.32
Kiptagich 57 Health Centre 6.32
Kiptagich 58 Church A. I. C. 8.42
Kiptagich 59 Kiplagat Cherono 4544813 8.08
Kiptagich 60 Ann Chebet Sitonik 735038 8.08
Kiptagich 62 Dr. Nehemia Ngeno 52455321 7.37
Kiptagich 63 Dr. Julius T. Rotich 4827995 7.37
Kiptagich 64 Paul Chemngorem 1122169 7.37
Kiptagich 65 Maj. General J.K. Tuwei 402638 8
Kiptagich 66 Musa Kipsang Kiyai 7.37
Kiptagich 67 Daniel Kirui 285639 8.42
Kiptagich 68 Thomas Kiprop Kirui 4830451 Box 7013 Nakuru 8.42
Kiptagich 69 Grace Chepkorir Kirui 1801633 Box 1 Olenguruone 8.42
Kiptagich 70 Kaplong Mission Hospital Kericho Catholic Diocese 8.42
Kiptagich 71 Kaplong Mission Hospital Kericho Catholic Diocese 8.42
Kiptagich 72 Samuel Kipchumba Kandie Limo 602356 Box 280 Kabartonjo 8.42
Kiptagich 20 Samson Kimaru Birir 6017693 Box 1 Olenguruone 8
Kiptagich 74 Samson Kimaru Birir 6017693 Box 1 Olenguruone 7.5
Kiptagich 75 Samson Kimaru Birir 6017693 Box 1 Olenguruone 7.75
Kiptagich 825 Samson Kimaru Birir 6017693 Box 1 Olenguruone 4.21
Kiptagich 73 Angela Milgo Birir 4828959 Box 13537 Nakuru 7.5
Kiptagich 76 Sammy S. Komen Mwaita 335079 7.79
Kiptagich 77 Joel Komen 1117370 5.26
Kiptagich 423 Joel Komen 1117370 1.58
Kiptagich 554 Kabon Chelal 4.21
Kiptagich 80 Naomi Atieno 4.21
Kiptagich 38 Silas Sammy Komen Mwaita 335079 8.42
Kiptagich 81 Silas Sammy Komen Mwaita 335079 4.21
Kiptagich 82 Daniel Chebii Kulei 486032 4.21
Kiptagich 83 Joshua Chebor Kiptoon 244997 4.21
Kiptagich 84 Vincent Tuwei 4.21
Kiptagich 85 Andrew Maritim Kipkoskei 4827418 4.21
Kiptagich 86 Mary Kobilo 285949 4.21
Kiptagich 87 Peter langat 2209163 4.21
Kiptagich T8o8roitich Chelimo & Rebbecca Chepkurui Rono862194 & 1799706 Box 1060 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 89 John Kibwalei Cheruiyot 4.21
Kiptagich 90 Mercy Jepkeror Chumba 13070382 Box 52 Eldama Ravine 4.21
Kiptagich 91 Moses Kwonyike Melil 325238 5.79
Kiptagich 92 Margaret Jepkoech Kamar 287418 Box 52 Eldama Ravine 4.21
Kiptagich 93 Kipsinende Ltd 4.21
Kiptagich 94 Simon Kipkania Keya 698157 4.21
Kiptagich 95 David Cheruiyot Arap Towett 1855415 3.7
Kiptagich 139 David Cheruiyot Arap Towett 1855415 4.21
Kiptagich 96 Zakaria Kiprop Sumukwo 11427071 4.21
Kiptagich 79 Joseph Nkadayo 246189 4.21
Kiptagich 97 Joseph Nkadayo 246189 4.21
Kiptagich 98 Benjamin A. Sitonik 4747579 4.21
Kiptagich 99 Stanley Kipkosion Yegon 2650039 4.21
Kiptagich 100 Joshua Terer 323800 4.21
Kiptagich 101 Joshua Terer 323800 4.21
Kiptagich 102 Cyrus Mugo 4.21
Kiptagich 103 Mark Bor 239305 4.21
Kiptagich 104 Mark Bor 239305 4.21
Kiptagich 105 Gladys Wanjiku Giathi 12418917 3692 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 650 Gladys Wanjiku Giathi 12418917 3692 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 108 Reuben Kiprob Tomno 4.21
Kiptagich 110 Andrew Akello 8808302 4.21
Kiptagich 111 Philip Kipkorir chepkwony 3577692 Box 94 Litein 4.21
Kiptagich 111 Philip Kipkorir chepkwony 3577692 Box 94 Litein 4.21
Kiptagich 113 Doris Choge 4.21
Kiptagich 114 Johnstone Chepkwony 4.21
Kiptagich 115 Wilson Leitich 4.21
Kiptagich 116 Jonathan Kipkemboi 968228 4.21
Kiptagich 117 Raymond Kipruto 4.21
Kiptagich 118 Julius Kiplagat Yegon 12784212 Box 473 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 119 Joseph Kipkemoi Rotich 2430144 4.21
Kiptagich 120 James Koskei 4.21
Kiptagich 121 Harun Bomet 4.21
Kiptagich 122 Jones Kaleli 4.21
Kiptagich 123 Paul Kipkorir Marising Arap Sang 4.21
Kiptagich 124 Isaac ruto 4.21
Kiptagich 125 Titus Kipyab 4.21
Kiptagich 126 N.Tuitoek 4.21
Kiptagich 127 David Kimaiyo 4.21
Kiptagich 128 Philip Komen Kimwolo 1446814 4.21
Kiptagich 129 Davis K Chirchir 324076 Box 19846 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 131 Benjamin Sogomo 4.21
Kiptagich 132 Dr. Joel Toroitich 4.21
Kiptagich 133 Solomon Boit 4.21
Kiptagich 134 Rose Ngeny 4.21
Kiptagich 135 Japheth Kimutai Chepkeres 3636900 Box 15050 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 136 David Komen 1122177 4.21
Kiptagich 137 Paul Kandie 4.21
Kiptagich 138 Stephen Kipkebut 4.21
Kiptagich 140 Ben Cheboi 4.21
Kiptagich 141 Paul Yatich 4.21
Kiptagich 142 Job Siror 4.21
Kiptagich 143 Samwel Sinei 4.21
Kiptagich 144 Paul Langat 4.21
Kiptagich 145 William Boit 994538 4.21
Kiptagich 148 Mary M. Mugo 3562055 box 28907 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 817 Dismus Kwalia 19111134 4.21
Kiptagich 150 Kenneth Mthambura 13005666 4.21
Kiptagich 151 Reuben M. Kiprop 22030605 4.21
Kiptagich 152 Charles Kipkoech M. 4.21
Kiptagich 153 Kabon Chemitei 4.21
Kiptagich 453 Kabon Chemitei 4.21
Kiptagich 154 Isaac K. R. Lelkutwa 4.21
Kiptagich 156 David Kipkemoi Korir 4.21
Kiptagich 157 Alfred Kigen 4.21
Kiptagich 158 Reuben Rotich 4.21
Kiptagich 146 Maya Consultants 4.21
Kiptagich 159 Maya Consultants 4.21
Kiptagich 159 Maya Consultants 4.21
Kiptagich 161 Isaac Chelagat 4.21
Kiptagich 175 Simon Ole Kirgotty 4.21
Kiptagich 176 Anthony Cheboiwo 3.68
Kiptagich 188 Pauline Tuitoek 3.68
Kiptagich 193 Cllr. Sang 2.63
Kiptagich 211 David Ndirangi Ngugi 7002922 410 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 212 David Ndirangi Ngugi 7002922 410 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 222 Kipruto Chesang 3.68
Kiptagich 263 Hellen Cheruiyot 1799738 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 266 Phillips Siele 2.11
Kiptagich 271 Paul S. C. Chumo 2.11
Kiptagich 280 Sebastian Koskey 3.16
Kiptagich 304 Philemon Chelagat 335011 3.16
Kiptagich 383 Pastor Leleto 2.11
Kiptagich 433 Church/Primary 8.42
Kiptagich 434 Water Point 3.16
Kiptagich 451 Julius Katuna 4.21
Kiptagich 452 Stephen Chepkeitani Kiptoben 2342041 Box 12 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 542 Stephen Chepkeitani Kiptoben 2342041 Box 12 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 634 Stephen Chepkeitani Kiptoben 2342041 Box 12 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 435 John K. Cheruiyot 2355872 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 455 Ann Wangari Kariuki 4.21
Kiptagich 461 Augustine Onyango 22471731 3736 Nakuru 2.8
Kiptagich 536 Jonah Cheruiyot 1682 Kericho 4.21
Kiptagich 539 Christine Nyambura 22294204 4.21
Kiptagich 543 Shukri Baramade 4.21
Kiptagich 811 Shukri Baramade 4.21
Kiptagich 544 Edith Wambui W. 4.21
Kiptagich 545 Edith Wambui W. 4.21
Kiptagich 546 Vecent Lelei Box 218 Bomet 4.21
Kiptagich 547 Justice Kemei Box 982 Kericho 4.21
Kiptagich 548 Gideon Misoi Box 2030 Kericho 4.21
Kiptagich 549 Henry T Ole Ondiema 4.21
Kiptagich 550 William Changole 7336433 4.21
Kiptagich 553 Lokorio John 4.21
Kiptagich 555 Felistas Chepngeng 23015903 Box 7 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 556 Alex Kahama Box 52 Molo 4.21
Kiptagich 557 Ezekiel Kipetat Maiywa 4.21
Kiptagich 558 Eliud Kipkoech Maiywa 4.21
Kiptagich 559 Ezekiel Langat Soi 4.21
Kiptagich 560 Susan Cherotich Ruto Box 16680 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 561 Barbar Chebet 2.11
Kiptagich 562 Lina T. Limo 4014378 Box 20145 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 563 Kipkerich Chumo Kosgei Box 30016 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 564 Siton Kimosop 4.21
Kiptagich 565 John Kipkorir Toroitich 4.21
Kiptagich 566 David Kanda Toroitich 12829068 2.11
Kiptagich 567 Hosea Chemjor 4.21
Kiptagich 568 Josiah Kipkurui Sang Box 28 Kiptere 2.11
Kiptagich 572 Esther Chekemoi Sang 33 2.21
Kiptagich 573 Esther Chekemoi Sang 33 2.21
Kiptagich 574 Benard KipChirchir Kirui 2.21
Kiptagich 575 Benard KipChirchir Kirui 2.21
Kiptagich 591 Dr. Micah Kabon 4.21
Kiptagich 592 Kandie Ngochoch 4.21
Kiptagich 613 Benson Mwangi 4.21
Kiptagich 615 Robert Kipkemoi Kitur 4.21
Kiptagich 616 Mary Murgor 4.21
Kiptagich 619 Cornelius Kipruto 3.16
Kiptagich 646 J. K. Mutai 7373041 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 647 J. K. Mutai 7373041 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 648 J. K. Mutai 7373041 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 649 J. K. Mutai 7373041 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 649 J. K. Mutai 7373041 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 149 Dismas Kwalia 10111134 Box 16552 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 651 Dismas Kwalia 10111134 Box 16552 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 652 Dismas Kwalia 10111134 Box 16552 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 916 Dismas Kwalia 10111134 Box 16552 Nakuru 2.01
Kiptagich 917 Dismas Kwalia 10111134 Box 16552 Nakuru 2.01
Kiptagich 654 Tolosho Ltd Box 16379 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 655 Tolosho Ltd Box 16379 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 656 Tolosho Ltd Box 16379 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 657 Tolosho Ltd Box 16379 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 659 Tolosho Ltd Box 16379 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 669 Tolosho Ltd Box 16379 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 660 Edward Kiptoo 4.21
Kiptagich 661 Elizabeth Sigei Milgo 4.21
Kiptagich 662 Vitalis Keitany 4.21
Kiptagich 665 Esther Cheptonui Kimeto 54876 Box 891 Turbo 4.21
Kiptagich 666 4.21
Kiptagich 667 John Miller Kosgey 4.21
Kiptagich 743 John Miller Kosgey 4.21
Kiptagich 668 Richard Cheruiyot Kiprono 4.21
Kiptagich 670 Jackson Kipserem Cheburet 11427946 Box 473 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 691 Jackson Kipserem Cheburet 11427946 Box 473 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 672 Harun Kibii Chelal 4.21
Kiptagich 52 Hillary Kipkorir Mwaita 9799907 Box 473 Kabarnet 7.89
Kiptagich 675 Hillary Kipkorir Mwaita 9799907 Box 473 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 676 Hillary Kipkorir Mwaita 9799907 Box 473 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 738 Francis Sigei 4.21
Kiptagich 679 Zablon Mabea Agwata 4.21
Kiptagich 680 Francis Koima Kiplagat 4.21
Kiptagich 687 Patrick Rongoey 4748153 4.21
Kiptagich 693 David Mbuto 4.21
Kiptagich 695 Ezra Kipkurui Koech 2.11
Kiptagich 726 Evelyn Milgo 2.11
Kiptagich 727 Evelyn Milgo 2.11
Kiptagich 734 Sammy Kipkorir Maritim 2.11
Kiptagich 736 Charles Kibet Rutto Box 12 Kiptagich 4.21
Kiptagich 737 Justice William Tuiyott 4.21
Kiptagich 739 Charles K. Rono Box 138 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 740 Swintonou Enterprises Box 471 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 741 Lloywat Enterprises Box 471 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 751 Daniel M. Ngasia Box 1 Olenguruon 4.21
Kiptagich 398 Daniel M. Ngasia Box 1 Olenguruon 2.11
Kiptagich 754 John Ekamari Makero 1343678 Box 1 Olenguruon 4.21
Kiptagich 339 John Ekamari Makero 1343678 Box 1 Olenguruon 2.11
Kiptagich 755 Johana Kiplagat Box 1 Olenguruon 4.21
Kiptagich 756 Johana Barno & Samuel Barno 4.21
Kiptagich 757 Stephen K. Semo Box 1 Olenguruon 4.21
Kiptagich 758 Charles Cheserem 338275 Box 204 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 759 Targok Chesang 4548496 Box 204 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 760 Rose K. Kiprono 2342346 Box 204 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 761 John C. Chepkwony Box 204 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 762 Christine Chebet Sitienei 10013767 Box 7344 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 763 Cornelius Kemboi 10080143 4.21
Kiptagich 764 Beatrice Chepkimboi Rono 22633400 Box 15362 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 765 Joanina Nduta Barno 3729324 Box 15362 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 766 Charles Cheruiyot Rono 2466924 Box 15362 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 767 Joseph Kibet Barno 854687 Box 1 Olenguruon 4.21
Kiptagich 768 Mary Segenge Too 85461 Box 1 Olenguruon 4.21
Kiptagich 769 Reuben langat 1080166 Box 266 Molo 4.21
Kiptagich 770 Anthony CTanui Cheruiyot 9124114 Box 234 Olenguruon 4.21
Kiptagich 788 Benjamin Rotich 3237742 Box 28 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 789 Mudinyu Aggrey 4.21
Kiptagich 790 Mike O. Kimoko Box 1 Olenguruon 4.21
Kiptagich 792 Collins Kibet Toroitich 4.21
Kiptagich 793 Dr. Phillips Cherono 4.21
Kiptagich 794 Peter K. Chepkonga & Joseph Cherutich 4.21
Kiptagich 796 Peter Kimosop Mwaita 7149603 Box 473 Kabernet 4.21
Kiptagich 806 David Limo Chepkwony 338246 Box 36 Kabernet 4.21
Kiptagich 8J0o7shua Kibukwo Kiprono & Kiprono Chepyegon 4.21
Kiptagich 808 Chemitei Chesang 3356350 4.21
Kiptagich 809 James Njue Mweya Box 24696 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 810 David Langat 4.21
Kiptagich 812 Rev. Joseph Maritin Rono 4.21
Kiptagich 813 M. J. Ngaruthi Box 1073 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 814 Charles Lagat 3650885 Box 1012 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 815 Francis Tuiyot 10031918 Box 2394 Eldoret 4.21
Kiptagich 816 Francis Tuiyot 10031918 Box 2394 Eldoret 4.21
Kiptagich 818 David M Mukungo 4762047 Box 410 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 645 David M Mukungo 4762047 Box 410 Nakuru 3.85
Kiptagich 820 Alfred chesang Box 473 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 821 Gedion Kibii Mwaita 20510616 Box 473 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 822 Andrew K Cheromit 241265 Box 561 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 823 Kienya Enterprises 4.21
Kiptagich 824 Kienya Enterprises 4.21
Kiptagich 826 Peter Kiprono Kirui 4.21
Kiptagich 828 Harry Haggai 840499 Box 32883 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 829 Harry Haggai 840499 Box 32883 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 830 Harry Haggai 840499 Box 32883 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 831 Harry Haggai 840499 Box 32883 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 832 Robosite Enterprises Box 20289 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 834 Tom Owuor 4.21
Kiptagich 658 Leonard Komen Cherutich 335406 4.21
Kiptagich 837 Leonard Komen Cherutich 335406 4.21
Kiptagich 838 Joshua Yutor Kerrets 4.21
Kiptagich 840 Julius Sigilai Kipkorir Chemjor Box 202 Kabarnet 4.21
Kiptagich 842 Benjamin C. Chesang 6630332 Box 1 Olenguruone 4.21
Kiptagich 868 James Kipkorir Sirngewo 9173069 4.21
Kiptagich 869 Cecilia Wangari Kihara Box 1341 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 870 Fridah Wambui Maina 4.21
Kiptagich 871 Beatrice Njoki Munyiri 3095569 Box 1416 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 872 Peter Otieno Raburu 3232001 Box 28 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 904 Peter Otieno Raburu 3232001 Box 28 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 873 Moses Maina Ndichu 21227790 4.21
Kiptagich 875 Joseph Korir Box 123 Eldama Ravin 4.21
Kiptagich 876 Salina Chepkoskei Korir Box 81 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 877 Richard Cherogony Muge 4.21
Kiptagich 878 Hillary K. Mwangi & Curly Fanise Asiko 1986587 & 11201422 4.21
Kiptagich 884 Colleta Magaga 3478136 Box 1 Olenguruone 4.21
Kiptagich 885 Joseph Kibor Chemjor 1008014 Box 345 Ravine 4.21
Kiptagich 342 Joseph Kibor Chemjor 1008014 Box 345 Ravine 2.11
Kiptagich 887 Joan Chepseron 4.21
Kiptagich 888 Samuel Kipchumba Box 16075 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 889 Wambui Kariuki Box 81 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 899 Kiprono Chemitei Box 330 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 901 John Mark Kibiwott Moi 968226 4.21
Kiptagich 903 John Mark Kibiwott Moi 968226 4.21
Kiptagich 14 Joseph G. Halake 21259 10
Kiptagich 15 Joseph G. Halake 21259 7.9
Kiptagich 16 Francis Kasung Baya 3462959 7.9
Kiptagich 17 Alfred K Cherwon 3277633 7.9
Kiptagich 18 Henry Kiptanui Kiplagat 6015719 Box 423 Eldama Ravin 8.09
Kiptagich 19 J.C.L Litunda Box 81 Nakuru 7.9
Kiptagich 61 Margaret Rotich 4631286 7
Kiptagich 429 Margaret Rotich 4631286 3.69
Kiptagich 112 John Kipsang A. Cheruiyot 6833120 4.21
Kiptagich 130 Lawrence Kiprop Boinet 4012954 Box 12958 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 155 Daniel Kipruto Rono 5232446 Box 7270 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 160 Daniel Kipkorir Rono 1762974 4.21
Kiptagich 192 Samuel Kipngeno sang 2409684 2.63
Kiptagich 195 Joseph Malakwen Sitienei 6211112 Box 19005Nairobi 2.63
Kiptagich 260 Jepkoskei Jemeli Cheresem 12365437 Box 40520 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 262 Kiplagat Serim 97938 box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 274 Joseph Kipkoech Sang 3816109 Box 140 Njoro 1.05
Kiptagich 285 Victor Wataku Ndiema 130466 Box 41584 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 286 James Gitahi 137885 Box 41584 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 287 Joel Kibet Chepkwony 4840684 Box 1996 kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 302 Edwin Kipngeno Rono 862193 Box 79206 2.11
Kiptagich 437 Rael C. Langat 2435380 64, Olengurone 2.9
Kiptagich 540 Mustata Abdi Aman 446849 4.21
Kiptagich 541 Mustata Abdi Aman 446849 4.21
Kiptagich 2 Wilson Chepkwony Marindani 5989255 Box 181 Rongai 8.11
Kiptagich 196 Wilson Chepkwony Marindani 5989255 Box 181 Rongai 2.63
Kiptagich 197 Livingstone Kipkoech Ruto 2411743 Box 16453 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 201 Carolin Njuguna Box Olonguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 203 Evaline Chepkurui Langat 8073605 Box 33 Sosiot 2.11
Kiptagich 204 B.K. Anthony 20512828 Box 33 Sosiot 2.11
Kiptagich 205 Ronard Kiprop Chepkilot 7026643 Box 12867 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 207 Florence D. Karimi Box 81 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 208 Wangari Muchiri Box 28 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 209 Samuel Kinyua Box 28 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 913 Antony B. C 8892436 Box 165 Marigat 2.8
Kiptagich 912 Steve Lepesta Box 11 Kabarnet 3.6
Kiptagich 906 Wilson Kipkorir 9778911 Box 16379 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 874 Stephen Kiptoben 4.21
Kiptagich 851 Micah K. Rono 3.3
Kiptagich 850 Christophen A. Munyoncho 261552 2.11
Kiptagich 849 Joseph K. Bor 2322829 Box 842 2.6
Kiptagich 402 Joseph K. Bor 2322829 Box 842 2.11
Kiptagich 847 Stephen Githaiga Muturi Box 17 Timau 2.2
Kiptagich 846 Onesmus Shapaya Box 1073 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 844 Michael Kipkurui Towett 13721345 2.11
Kiptagich 843 Lea Chepkirui Tonui 7629404 Box 1 Olenguruone 2
Kiptagich 841 Eunice Chepkirui Chebunyei 7644702 2
Kiptagich 677 Christine Chepkorir Mutinda 7227874 Box 33 Njoro 2
Kiptagich 682 Stephen Boiwo 334099 Box 12045 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 795 David Kiptai Cherigo 11427736 Box 526 Kabarnet 4.211
Kiptagich 569 Justo Epae 2060255 Box 471 KAbarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 581 Wiliam Kimutai Langat Box 30036 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 827 Tom Nyaare Box 1 Olenguruone 4.21
Kiptagich 720 Zakayo Tum 259467 Box 181 Rongai 2.11
Kiptagich 719 Kiplagat Chesaina 335539 2.11
Kiptagich 718 Kiprop Kipsany Cheserem Box 248 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 717 Paul Kipsige Cheserem Box 38609 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 716 David Kipruto Kosgei 11866663 Box 38609 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 715 Fredrick Maritim Chepkwony 38781930 Box 1347 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 364 Fredrick Maritim Chepkwony 38781930 Box 1347 Kericho 2.02
Kiptagich 714 Malakwen Arap Murwong 2404945 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 713 Charlse Kipngetich Langat 343246 Box 1810 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 7A1r1ap Kones Sitonik & Rael Chepkemoi Ngerichi 2.11
Kiptagich 7A0r9ap Kones Sitonik & Rael Chepkemoi Ngerichi 2.11
Kiptagich 708 Robert Kiprotich Cheboi Bunei 4422442 Box 4989 Eldoret 2.11
Kiptagich 707 Albert Kipngetich Koech 22548372 Box 1680 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 706 Bernad Kibet Koech Ngeno 225514021 Box 1680 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 704 Stanley Kiprotich Boinet 460628 Box 7046 2.11
Kiptagich 702 Stephen Kiptoben K. Box 81 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 701 David Rono Bunei 8718529 2.11
Kiptagich 700 Stephen K. Soi 71951 Box 134 Molo 2.22
Kiptagich 697 Augastine Masimbai Ndiema Box 6552 Nakuru 2
Kiptagich 696 Angela Njeri Box 1180 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 725 Kipchumba Samuel Kipkapto 564189 Box 16075 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 722 Joseph Koskei Kimeto 8577300 Box 275 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 721 John K. Cheruiyot 6833129 Box 78449 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 683 Esleen Sote Kipkorir Box 51 Kiptagich 4.21
Kiptagich 678 Francis Kipyieng Arap Sigei 4.21
Kiptagich 664 Dickson K. Boiywo Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 644 Harron Tuitoek 335676 Box 41 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 638 Sammy Kipkorir Seroney 7373041 Box 3419 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 637 Edwin Kipruto Tomno Box 477 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 635 Sarah Tallam 13068356 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 633 Andrew Cheruiyot Chepkochei 11843758 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 173 Andrew Cheruiyot Chepkochei 11843758 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.63
Kiptagich 631 Leonard Kipkurui 22972817 Box 71 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 630 Mary Chelagat Box 71 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 629 Henry Sonoiya Kipkemoi 1077380 Box 71 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 627 Moses Kimutai A. Chepkwony Box 6552 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 614 Wilson Kiplimo Chumba Mitei 338284 4.21
Kiptagich 612 Millicent W. Githinji Box 24 Nakuru 4.21
Kiptagich 609 Julius K. Rotich 4.21
Kiptagich 607 Julius K. Rotich 4.21
Kiptagich 605 Julius K. Rotich 4.21
Kiptagich 608 Michael Kipsungut Kipngok 902378 Box 327 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 603 Milka Terik Ruto Box 40550 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 602 John Kebenei Box 40550 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 601 Mark Yego Box 40550 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 600 Alice Segat Box 40550 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 599 Paul Cheruiyot Box 218 Bomet 2.11
Kiptagich 598 Stephen Kiplagat Box 218 Bomet 2.11
Kiptagich 597 Jeniffer Jebichi Komen Box 100 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 596 Julius T Rotich 4.21
Kiptagich 587 Julius T Rotich 4.21
Kiptagich 583 Julius T Rotich 4.21
Kiptagich 595 Kibogut Cheptaram 2342672 Box 144 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 594 Tonny Kiprono Bor 21050665 Box 148 Nakuru 2
Kiptagich 593 Simon Chebon Mitei 73840 BOX 3792 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 589 Sammy Kipkemei Rono 13366295 Box 40530 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 588 Catherine Jepkorir Kabuthia Box 18 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 585 Maritim Kikemei Amge 21772253 Box 739 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 584 Carolin Cherono Box 148 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 582 Jeniffer Targok Tuitoek 4535357 Box 7049 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 576 David Ngeno Box 982 Kericho 4.211
Kiptagich 577 Janet Chelagat Box 2030 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 578 Ann Birir Box 2030 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 579 Elijah Rotich Box 218 Bomet 2.11
Kiptagich 267 Phillip Kiprono Chepkwony box 94 Litein 2.11
Kiptagich 460 Elijah K. A Maiyo 1767581 box 64 olengeruone 2.9
Kiptagich 462 Christopher Munyoncho Abuga 261552 Box 410 Nakuru 2.8
Kiptagich 463 Martin Kwendwa Imbukwa 637860 Box 410 nakuru 2.9
Kiptagich 465 Patric Kimutai & Bathlomeo Kiplagat 20000468 & 5247636 Box 48 Roret 4
Kiptagich 466 Richard kipchumba Barimen 2351666 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.03
Kiptagich 467 Dismaus Naibei 4.1
Kiptagich 468 Sarah cherotich 6020712 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 469 Reuben Kipkoech 2.03
Kiptagich 470 Patric kimutai Kirui & Paul Kimutai Kimeto 20000468 & 7488337 Box 48 Roret 4.5
Kiptagich 471 Joseph Koros 2.03
Kiptagich 474 Andrew Kiplagat Kimeto 16081154 Box 841 turbo 4.21
Kiptagich 475 Peter waitathu Ruthiru 3093406 Box 3266 Thika 2.11
Kiptagich 476 H. H. nyapola 840499 Box 32883 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 538 Joseph K Muitai Box 1682 Kericho 4.21
Kiptagich 450 Christine Kabon Komen 11371422 4.21
Kiptagich 448 Andrew K Langat 1146319 Box 64 Olenguruone 3.6
Kiptagich 447 Peter K Langat Box 64 Olenguruone 3.6
Kiptagich 446 Stanley K. Sang 13546832 Box 64 Olenguruone 0.81
Kiptagich 445 Philip K. Langat 13340531 box 64 olenguruone 3.6
Kiptagich 444 samuel T.Chepkwony box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 443 Richard K.Kebenei 1741000 Box 64 Olengurone 2.9
Kiptagich 442 Samuel K. Rono 4753464 box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 441 David K Mutai 5232561 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 440 Paul k Langat 8753111 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 439 Rebbecca C. Towett 1365244 Box 64 2.9
Kiptagich 436 Andrew K Towett 1523158 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 435 Elijha K. cheruiyot 2420219 Box 64 olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 432 Emily Cherotich Langat Box 30450 10.26
Kiptagich 431 Mathew Y. Tarus 10376585 Box 6 Kabartonjo 2.63
Kiptagich 431 Mathew Y. Tarus 10376585 Box 6 Kabartonjo 2.63
Kiptagich 162 David Kipsang Kalilon 45484427 Box 111 Kabartonjo 2.63
Kiptagich 163 Keneth Kipchibi Kipsang 13008832 Box 111 Kabartonjo 2.63
Kiptagich 165 Sammy Korir 97250744 Box 4808 Nairobi 2.63
Kiptagich 166 Barbara Jebet Kipkimbui 968228 Box 276 Eldama Ravine 2.63
Kiptagich 167 Leroi Kiptoo Kipkumbui Box 42863 Nairobi 2.63
Kiptagich 168 Clint Kiptoo Kipkemboi 996228 Box 42863 Nairobi 2.63
Kiptagich 169 Joseph Kimutai Rono 1744861 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 170 Samson Birir 6017693 Box 1olengurone 2.11
Kiptagich 172 Gladys chebet 2116537 Box 1 olenguruone 2.3
Kiptagich 174 Gilbert cheruiyot 10080954 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.63
Kiptagich 177 Simon Kirwa Langat 9601890 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.63
Kiptagich 179 Joel kibet langat 10892808 Bxo 482 Rongai 2.63
Kiptagich 180 Alice chepkorir Cherir 6431111 Box 33 NJORO 2.63
Kiptagich 181 Abraham Cheptumo 2.63
Kiptagich 182 Daniel Dibo 97572 Box 155 Marsabit 2.63
Kiptagich 184 Paul Goto Gene 20194 box 76006 Nairobi 2.63
Kiptagich 185 Abdulahi Dabaso wadera 212096 Box 1217 Nanyuki 2.63
Kiptagich 186 Sarah Teruki Cherar 7092560 2.11
Kiptagich 215 Joseph Cheruiyot Chepkwony 6577182 Box 1774 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 218 Samuel Chepkerjo Kiptui 477070 Box173 Kabartonjo 1.58
Kiptagich 219 Moses Kipsoo Rono 517520 Box 73596 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 220 Florence chepkemoi Koskei 485873 Box 4060 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 223 Joshua Kiprop Kiptanui 7132975 Box 596 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 224 Mark Ruto Kipkemboi 8969691 2.11
Kiptagich 225 Kwonyike Arap Chiptoo 4536392 Box 73 Kampi ya Samaki 2.02
Kiptagich 227 Athanas Tonui 10013751 box 40530 Nairobi 1.05
Kiptagich 228 Edward Kipkurui sang 322072 Box 148 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 229 samuel Kipkoskei Maritim 14036720 Box 40530 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 230 Willium Kibet Kwambai Box 40530 2.11
Kiptagich 231 Joshua Kimosop 4548279 Box 173 Kabarnet 1.58
Kiptagich 234 Solomon Toroitich 7899520 Box 81 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 232 Solomon Toroitich 7899520 Box 81 Nakuru 1.05
Kiptagich 234 samuel Kipsiele Ngetich 1362312 2.11
Kiptagich 235 Kipngetich Langat 587769 1.58
Kiptagich 236 Rhoda Cherono Lagat 9232734 Box 470 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 237 Samson B. Kimaru 6017693 Box 1 Olengurueone 2.11
Kiptagich 238 Peter Cherotich kipramoi 4548603 Box 173 kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 238 Peter Cherotich kipramoi 4548603 Box 173 kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 239 Kebenei Kipchirchir chumo 4356663 Box 104 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 240 Julius Kahindi Mwagiri 14499147 2.11
Kiptagich 242 Kenneth Kipkoech Malakwen 12829323 box 475 Eldoret 1.58
Kiptagich 243 Kipsiele Arap Ngutani 322435 Box 71 Bomet 1.05
Kiptagich 244 Wilson Kiptiu Maiwa 7899884 Box 40530 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 245 Benjamin k Kiptingwor 5285420 Box 241 kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 246 Christopher Kibet Limo 9836594 Box 25008 2.11
Kiptagich 248 Wesley Kiprono Kimeto 9387491 Box 773 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 250 Agnes Chepkorgat kipmonai 11121817 Box 1013 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 251 Edward Tuwei Maritim 5236537 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 252 Moses kipkemei Kagongo 603806 BOX 182 Eldama Ravine 2.11
Kiptagich 171 Samson Birir 6017693 Box 1olengurone 2.11
Kiptagich 261 Joseph Kipngetich Chebet 2342708 48081 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 253 Andrew kiprop cheruiyot 4749560 Box 667 kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 270 Paul S.C.Chumo 12664 Box 1970 NAKURU 2.11
Kiptagich 254 Paul S.C.Chumo 12664 Box 1970 NAKURU 2.11
Kiptagich 255 Jane chepkonga chepchieng 335390 Box 127 Kabartonjo 2.11
Kiptagich 256 Mathew Kathuri Njue 11606138 Box 48081 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 258 John Cheruiyot 2345547 Box 40530 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 264 Collins Kituch Simotwo 107455519 Box 470 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 265 Rhoda Cherono Lagat 9232734 Box 470 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 269 Hamed Sofe Samatar 10361417 Box 429 Garissa 2.11
Kiptagich 274 Peris K cheruiyot Box 43 Eldama Ravine 2.11
Kiptagich 272 Peris K cheruiyot Box 43 Eldama Ravine 2.11
Kiptagich 273 Kennedy Kipichii Chesang 3816109 Box 140 Njoro 1.05
Kiptagich 275 Peter Elaini Erepae 1084055 Box 41 nakuru 2.63
Kiptagich 277 Eunice Chepngeno Kirui 3825667 Box 1 2.11
Kiptagich 295 Joseph Kipkemoi Taita 1322544 box 3706 Nakuru 1.58
Kiptagich 288 Margret Rotich 4831286 2.11
Kiptagich 291 Margret Rotich 4831286 2.11
Kiptagich 289 Emily Chelagat Bor 3865189 Box 1981 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 290 Robinson Kiplagat Rotich 8465477 Box 41862 nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 290 Robinson Kiplagat Rotich 8465477 Box 41862 nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 292 Joseph Katiorin chepyegon 8109087 P.o kampi ya Moto 2.11
Kiptagich 293 Daniel K Mutai 5994358 p.o kaptere 2.11
Kiptagich 294 Francis samoei Box 7 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 308 Julius Korir 11797821 Box sotik 2.11
Kiptagich 295 John Kipkorir Arap 928937 Box 829 Kericho 1.05
Kiptagich 297 John Kipkorir Arap 928937 Box 829 Kericho 1.05
Kiptagich 299 Joseph Chepkeitany 4536089 ox 109 Rongai 2.11
Kiptagich 299 Joseph Chepkeitany 4536089 ox 109 Rongai 2.11
Kiptagich 300 Peter Koech Buruch 4550696 Box 24 kampi Ya samaki 2.11
Kiptagich 301 Wesley Kiprotich Ngeno Box 24 Onguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 303 Paul Kipkorir Koskei 1792348 Box 356 Nakuru 2.63
Kiptagich 305 Ambrose Kipsoi Kandie 336611 Box 280 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 306 Samuel Kibowen Towett 288921 Box 13472 nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 307 Richard kiplagat Korir Box 87388 2.63
Kiptagich 309 Samsom Kiprono Sang 1739377 Box 30051Nairobi 3.16
Kiptagich 310 Joshua Kiprop 335521 Box 28 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 313 Reginald Kibet Chesire 12835022 Box 16379 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 320 Sammy kibet Koech 3459-000506 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 323 Reuben kiprop Mwaita 22630605 Box 16379 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 324 Willy Kiamaiyo samoei 3303858 Box 7888 Eldoret 2.11
Kiptagich 325 Paul kipyegon koskei box 15 Noawi 2.11
Kiptagich 326 William Kipkosiom Sergon 7077945 Box 1970 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 327 Paulina Cherono 336454 Box 280 KABARNET 2.11
Kiptagich 328 Richard karani 6593055 2.11
Kiptagich 329 Antonny Korir 2017456 Box 24 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 331 Justus Kipkoech Kiptis 983667 box 66 Eldama Ravine 2.11
Kiptagich 332 Joseph Chemuma Chesire 4342878 Box 280 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 333 Phillip Kiplangat Towett 8548193 Box 597 Sotik 2.11
Kiptagich 334 Samuel Malakwen Tuei 9833703 Box 60 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 335 Chepkwony Richard Kibet 11206189 Box 60883 2.11
Kiptagich 338 Phillip Kipkingat Korir 11206432 Box 1448 Nairobi 2.11
Kiptagich 343 Richard Chesang 338630 Box 1 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 344 Wilson Kimutai kirui 3849169 Box 29 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 41 Thomas Kiprop Kirui 4830451 Box 7013 Nakuru 8.42
Kiptagich 345 Jairus Kimutai Kirui 8602979 Box 29 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 346 Julius k. Chepyegon 2343385 Box 471 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 348 Joseph Bii 1322544 Box 3706 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 349 Edward Kiptoon Kosgei 2411174 Box 122 Bomet 2.11
Kiptagich 350 Isaac Kipkurei & Sylveser Bartonjo 602261 Box 184 Kabartonjo 2.11
Kiptagich 351 John Kiprono Chepkwony 338452 Box 280 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 352 Samson Kiptono Koskei Box 320 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 353 Ezekeil Kipkemoi Korir 137640 Box 556 Kitale 3.16
Kiptagich 357 Mike Yego Telieny 9814006 Box 263 Kabartonjo 3.16
Kiptagich 360 Willium chesang Monning 6596312 Box 8 Mogotio 2.11
Kiptagich 365 Petronillah Matea 6008715 Box 16552 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 366 William K. Sirma Box 22 kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 367 John Wendot A. Kobowen 4734337 Box 69 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 368 Musa Kandie Amdany 6105736 Box 69 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 370 Fransciscan Sisters of St Joseph Kericho Box 64 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 391 Fransciscan Sisters of St Joseph Kericho Box 64 Kericho 2.11
Kiptagich 373 Hellen Nyarowaloh Box 1Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 374 Emily M. Kalia 20021986 2.11
Kiptagich 375 Samuel K.Sitienei 3291350 Box 3376 Eldoret 2.11
Kiptagich 376 Samuel K.Sitienei 3291350 Box 3376 Eldoret 2.11
Kiptagich 377 Sammy Kiplagat Toroitich Box 3484 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 380 Walter Ngala Chebet Chesang 9709872 Box 415 Kabarnet 3.16
Kiptagich 381 Wilfred Kipkorir Lagat 188146B2ox 56 Kapcheno Via Kapsabet 2.48
Kiptagich 382 Zacharia Cheboi Chirchir 338984 Box 18 Kabartonjo 2.4
Kiptagich 384 Newton Kibiegon Martin Box 7315 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 386 Elijah K. Kimosop Box 30 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 387 Jeniffer Chepkoech Siele 11431715 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 389 John Langat Tirkut 1068877 2.11
Kiptagich 393 Wilson K. Rotich 4746504 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 393 William Sambu Kipchumba 7139897 Box 38609 Nairobi 4.21
Kiptagich 394 Joel K Kirui Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 395 Patric K. Kenduiywo 1719243 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 396 Elijah K. Siele 57506058 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 397 Moses Kiprono Cheruiyot Box 16552 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 399 Isaac K. Mengich 11773335 Box 206 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 401 Richard Kipkoech Terer 9556570 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 404 Shadrack Kiprotich Serem 400997 Box 15769 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 406 Jane Kipkirui 7400201 Box 120 Olengurune 2.11
Kiptagich 407 Cheruiyot Chebarit 2325629 Box 60 Olengurune 2.11
Kiptagich 411 Austine Onyago Box 3637Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 412 Daniel Chebii Chesang 333931 Box 1 Olenguruone 2.11
Kiptagich 413 Richard Kipkorir Koech 2.11
Kiptagich 414 Gladys W. Giathi Box 16552 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 417 Eliud Kipyegon Maritim 5244048 Box 14937 Naibori 2.11
Kiptagich 419 Paul M.Giathi Box 81 Nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 422 Victor Kiprono 1221253 Box 15769 Nakuru 2.63
Kiptagich 427 Dickson Boyio Jama 1037943 Box 41584 Nairobi 2.68
Kiptagich 392 wiliam k. Sirma 4638745 Box 22 kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 410 Isaac kiplimo Mengich 1173335 Box 206 nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 429 Sarah Chepkemoi Tapratich 850837 Box 4584 nairobi 2.63
Kiptagich 430 Joel Terer Box 40530Nairobi 2.63
Kiptagich 187 Harun Chelar Loyetta 6480843 Box 128 Kabarnet 2.11
Kiptagich 221 Charles Kipkoech Rono 4003716 Box 773 Kericho 1.58
Kiptagich 279 John Kiprono Langat 3477570 Box 28 nakuru 2.11
Kiptagich 276 Elijah C. Kirui 3825611 2.11
Kiptagich 282 Joel Kipyegon Kimosop 4018517 Box 6 KAMPI y sAMAKI 1.05
Kiptagich 283 Rebbecca chepkemoi Siele 6009760 Box 47 Molo 1.58
Kiptagich 456 Weston K Rotich 9886275 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 457 Sokombor A Sonoia 3826116 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 458 Stephen Laboso 7088779 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich 459 Linus K Langat 3264556 Box 64 Olenguruone 2.9
Kiptagich Pius Kauka Mzee 1

We claim to be from the East Africa and know very little about the region. Read on Straus's article to appreciate the beauty in Tanganyika

2008-11-26T06:46:00.000-08:00

Tanzania Safari Tour Attractions - The Big 5 National Parks

by Karl-Heinz Straus

Tanzania is one of the great safari destinations in Africa and the attractions found here can be included in any itinerary for those visiting East Africa. Tanzania safari conjours up ideas of game drives and while this is true, visitors can also enjoy climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, bird watching, enjoy water sports and other activities.

With so many attractions to talk about, and for the sake of keeping it short, we are going to look at the major attractions found in Northern Tanzania. The national parks found in this region include Lake Manyara, Tarangire National Park, Serengeti and Mt Kilimanjaro.

1. The Tarangire National Park

The highest numbers of elephant in Tanzania are found in Tarangire National Park. Tarangire is a popular place to stop for those that are gong on safari in the Northern circuit. The park is located a few hrs drive from the town of Arusha and some of the animals found here include gazelles, zebras, elephants and giraffes.

2. Lake Manyara National Park

The park of Lake Manyara is comprised of grasslands, woodlands and swamps. The lake itself is alkaline in nature and is home to thousands of flamingoes as well as different kinds of birds. These bird species include the egrets, storks, ostriches and pelicans. Other bird species include the rare pygmy goose and species of ibis. Baboons are also found in large numbers in this park. Animals found in this park include the lions, warthogs, elephants, wildebeests and hippos

3. Mt Kilimanjaro - Mount Kilimanjaro includes the highest peak in Africa and this has made it a popular tourist destination since its opening in 1977. Kilimanjaro was formed over 1 million years ago by volcanic movement along the Rift Valley. The highest summit is Uhuru Peak on Kibo, which is one of the Seven Summits of the world. The Seven Summits are a list of mountains that are the highest on their continent. Mountain climbing is the major motivation for visiting this park, and getting to the summit of this snow-capped mountain is a great achievement for mountain climbing enthusiasts the world over.

4. Ngorongoro Area

The Ngorongoro Conservation Area adjoins the Serengeti National Park. The Ngorongoro is part of the Serengeti ecosystem and is contiguous with the southern Serengeti plains. These vast plains extend into the north to the unprotected areas of Loliondo division which are kept open to the wild animals by means of trans-human pastoralism practiced by Maasai

The Ngorongoro Crater is located within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and lies between Lake Manyara and the Serengeti at about 80 km west of Arusha in the Crater Highlands area of Tanzania. Ngorongoro Conservation Area was also declared a UNESCO World Heritage site and boasts of the largest intact caldera in the world. The bottom of the crater supports many wild animals and for those that are interested in bird watching, game viewing and game safaris will find this place fulfilling. Olduvai Gorge, a, archeological site is also found in this area.

5. The Serengeti

Serengeti National Park borders Kenyas Masai Mara Game Park. Its far-reaching plains of endless grass, tinged with the twisted shadows of acacia trees, have made it the quintessential image of a wild and untarnished Africa. Its large stone kopjes are home to rich ecosystems, and the sheer magnitude and scale of life that the plains support is staggering. Large prides of lions laze easily in the long grasses, plentiful families of elephants feed on acacia bark and trump to each other across the plains, and giraffes, gazelles, monkeys, eland, and the whole range of African wildlife is in awe-inspiring numbers

Serengeti National Park is renowned for the Great Wildebeest Migration when more than a million animals make the seasonal journey to fresh pasture to the north, then the south, after the biannual rains. Apart from the traditional game safaris, hot-air ballooning is a popular activity for visitors in the park.

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When a Curse becomes a blessing!!!!!

2008-10-25T22:07:00.000-07:00

Follow the link below to learn about the blessings that tragedy brings others.

The judgment is yours. Is it acceptable that the plight of those who suffered in the hands of SDLF cruelty, be an opportunity for CBO/NGO founders to enrich themselves? This is not the only field that CBO/NGO founders have exploited. Be reminded that they continue doing this to meet their selfish and greedy appetites. I make this claim because you will hardly find testimony of genuine beneficiaries of most initiatives. A classic example is what the government did early this year soliciting international help and to date most of the funds have yet to trickle down to the very IDPs.
Again think about it squarely. If the governement the watch dog of NGO is not transparent who will?

Read on an example of the many proposals at this blog:
http://www.rekoj.fi/blog/archives/1362

The beauty flowing on the slopes of Mt. Elgon

2008-10-18T22:27:00.000-07:00

Follow the link below to enjoy the scenery of the Mt. Elgon from the caves , the high altitude terrain, habitat and wildlife

Growing up i still clearly remember the weekly walks we took to the four caves surrounding the Kapsokwony District HQ to the south, not forgetting the falls on river Nguresai and of course leaving class without the teachers permission to chase a rabbit/hare that found its way to the schools play ground. It was such an experience.

Enjoy it!

http://faculty.jsd.claremont.edu/dmcfarlane/MtElgon/index.htm

KIKULACHO NI CHAWA!

2008-10-18T21:57:00.000-07:00

Mt.Elgon Genocide Update! as on 02.04.2007
POK PEOPLE STOP GENOCIDE AGAINST CHEPKITALE OGIEK

follow the link below and review some of the impediments that inhibit our growth as a community. Sad that we allowed trigger happy psychopaths to reign and promote the spirit of heroism from acts of inhuman treatment among our selves - Sabaotok-.

I profoundly remember my Uncle Mwalimu Timothy Kemu Kwalia pioneering to start the first elementary school in Chepkitale in the 1960's. The passion then was to provide an equal playing ground to all sons and daughters that hail from Tuluop Kony to excel, irrespective of ones clan or dialect.
We need a rebirth of that Zeal that united our fore parents all the way from Pon'gom to Kapchorwa and from Kitalel to Toror. So that the theme our discussions can center on matters such as Academic Excellence, Economic equity, and providence of basic needs to all in the Kot ab Sabaot.

http://www.ogiek.org/news-1/news-post-07-04-1.htm

Mt Elgon athletes Thriving in conflict

2008-10-18T05:56:00.000-07:00

by Mutwiri Mutuota

It’s an area famed for a conflict described by international media as ‘The silent genocide’ and the presence of Kenya’s second largest mountain that gave its name.

The scenic Mount Elgon District has witnessed violent clashes perpetrated by the outlawed Sabaot Land Defence Force (SLDF) in tussle over land.

The rebellion has left more than 600 dead and some 200,000 displaced since 2006 according to reports.

In March the Government sent in the Armed Forces to quell SLDF insurgency after efforts by regular, administration and Paramilitary General Service Unit police officers failed to stop the militia’s excesses. The military operation dubbed ‘Okoa Maisha’ (Save Lives) brought calm to what was one of the most volatile spots on earth.

With all media attention firmly focused on the Mt Elgon conflict, the region’s biggest success story has continued developing almost unnoticed.

Distance runners from the volatile region have quietly ascended to the pinnacle of the sport against the background of terror and abject poverty. Kenya won the overall team title at Edinburgh’s World Cross this year with six of the 30 athletes in the team hailing from Mt Elgon.

None of those finished outside the top ten where Leonard Patrick Komon, 20, won silver behind Ethiopia’s living legend Kenenisa Bekele.

In Edinburgh, the Masai siblings Moses Ndiema (fifth, senior race) and Linet Chepkwemoi (bronze, senior women), Titus Mbishei (fifth, junior race men), Doris Changeiywo (fourth, senior race women) and Levy Matebo (tenth, junior race men) also stood out. Mbishei went on to win 10,000m silver at the World Junior Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland in July. At the Olympic Games in Beijing, Ndiema and Chepkwemoi finished fourth in the men’s and women 10,000m races. Amazingly, the entire Mt Elgon District that covers an area of 944 kilometres square does not have a single stadium, running track or training camp. Here, one comes face to face with the rugged terrain; biting poverty and threat of war that has made many youth in the area take to their heels in search of a better life.

“I have the talent to run and I intend to use it to escape to riches,” said Justus Ngeiywo, a 20-year-old prospective 800m and 1,500m runner hailing from Kaboiywo, a settlement scheme near Kaptama, one of the talent spots of Mt Elgon.

“In March, I went for training in mid-morning when SLDF soldiers caught me and forced me to run eight kilometres to deliver a message to their colleagues in Kapsakam,” adds Ngeiywo, who went up to the provincial level at this year’s track championships. “They were targeting athletes to use us as their messengers when the army came and disrupted their communication. However, I took advantage to warn four other runners and together, we escaped to the Mt Keboiywo Forest.”

Ngeiywo joined other SLDF victims fleeing to the mountains or neighbouring towns of Kitale, Chepkitale and Kimilili. The conflict did not even spare the notables.

Endurance training

“We moved to the high altitude area of Marakwet in November and fortunately, the region was not affected by the fighting, although moving to other parts became difficult,” Komon had said before he left for Edinburgh.

Exploits of Ben Jipcho, Shem Kororia (both retired) and the evergreen Edith Masai provided a template for success that has inspired the emergence of the region as a catchment area for distance runners. Kororia in particular has played a key role.

In 2005, the former World Half Marathon champion, converted one of the commercial buildings he had erected opposite Kapsakwony Secondary School to house the runners after training.

“I decided to establish a camp in Kapsakwony (District headquarters) after disagreeing with an agent whom I was assisting to tap talent from Mt Elgon,” Kororia told Feverpitch X-tra.

“Mt Elgon is the best place for endurance training due to its high altitude (2,800m above sea level) and that is why I was opposed to taking our athletes to Kaptagat (Rift Valley).” And it is at the red brick structure that constituted the Kapsakwony Training Camp where Mt Elgon’s brightest cut their teeth.

Komon, the Masais, Changeiywo, Mbishei, Matebo, Suleiman Simotwo, marathoner Solomon Busiendich as well as junior starlets Titus Masai and Ines Chenonges were housed at the ‘training camp.’ Others include the formidable James Kwalia, who runs for Qatar together with Uganda’s top trio of Moses Kipsiro, Boniface Kiprop and Martin Toroitich.

The SLDF insurgency imparted negatively on Mt Elgon’s rapid progress as a catchment area for distance runners.

“Were it not for the war, we could have seen more runners from here make the Kenya team for World Cross and Olympics,” Kororia said.

He added: “It was sad that while people like Komon were running in Scotland, their families were being pursued by the raiders. Such incidents left psychological scars.”

“I registered other camps in Kaptama, Kopsiro, Kitwamba, Trans Nzoia and Saboti but had to close them down when the fighting started since it would have been too risky,” Kororia who was recently elected as the Athletics Kenya Mt Elgon District chairman said.

Seasoned coach, Boniface Tiren, who has nurtured most athletes at junior level from the area says, “Athletes from Mt Elgon gain endurance naturally owing to the high altitude, uphill terrain and long journeys to school they have to run each day.”

“Let’s say it’s almost by default they eventually become runners when they realise that is the only thing they can do. Having people like Jipcho, Kororia, the Masai’s and Edith also made others realise that athletics can pay.” Tiren was one of the coaches that accompanied the national team to the Bydgoszcz’s World Juniors.

National head coach, Julius Kirwa, observes: “The fact that there is no track and stadium conditions young talent in Mt Elgon to become distance runners since they are the only races they can practise.” It will take more than war and lack of facilities to dent the resolve of the distance running talent in Mt Elgon.

Courtesy of:http://www.eastandard.net

Kenyan children tell of abductions, torture –

2008-10-18T05:48:00.000-07:00

Hundreds have been terrorized, first by militias and then the army

Follow the link below for more detail:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25352892

Kenya: Secrets of the Waki List The Nation

2008-10-18T05:00:00.000-07:00

Kenya: Secrets of the Waki List The Nation (Nairobi) Email This ...

By Jean-Louis Kayitenkore(Jean-Louis Kayitenkore)
An MP from the North Rift is accused of ferrying "militias in lorries owned by another local politician to attack the Kiambaa church near Eldoret -- which was burnt at the height of violence. A former MP from the region was accused of ...
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Kot ab Sabaot

2008-10-18T04:35:00.000-07:00

Welcome Home! Karibu Nyumbani!

As a member of the Sabaot community in the Diaspora, I have a divine/existential duty of informing members of this generation about the existence of the "Sabaot people". There are many ways of accomplishing this very goal. The way I chose is by this public forum that has the potential of enhancing our views to be heard world over by more persons than we could ever imagine.

There has been enormous interest on the events that happened in the recent past in and around the slopes of Mt. Elgon the home of the Sabaot community. Some of the highlights during this period were despicable acts that affected the Sabaot people , their neighbors and friends.

The terror that gripped this region has had far reaching effects; the members of the community are in the process of recovering from emotional and physical wounds caused both the militia and the government instruments that subjected to untold fear and torture.

As the community tries to find it way out these unfortunate predicament, this forum will in part try to voice such concerns and more important suggest ways and means of in helping this community to find its rightful place in the global society.

All Sabaot People and Friends of the Sabaot fraternity out there are welcome to contribute.

Sere Koo Nyoo!