Women have for many decades fought to be made equal to men. They have only succeeded in creating a list of perceived feminist heroes and nothing else. I personally do not think that gender equality is something worth fighting for. If women wanted something to fight about they would rather fight for equal representation or a dinner date with Jimmy Gait. I am not saying a date with Gait is worth fighting for, though. All I am saying is: it is about time women found something worthwhile to do. I do not understand why women struggle and create so much fuss all in the name of pursuing gender equality. I wonder why women want to be thought equal to men. I mean, men are such a mess! If anyone wanted to fight for equality with something then a computer or a dinosaur would be better candidates, not a man for heavens sake! Women are aiming too low, that's my point. Again, we do not see men fussing around wanting to be made or thought to be  equal to women. At least men get it: it is not abo

In two month’s time Kenyans will be going to the polls again. The only real choice Kenyans have is between Raila Odinga and Uhuru Kenyatta. All the other candidates clearly lack the numbers to upset the current political establishment. Our economy isn’t doing too great and with the rising cost of living, plummeting living standards, rampant job losses and appalling rise in national debt, the Jubilee government will be hard pressed to find answers or be thrown out in August. We can all make a pretty good stab at Jubilee’s failures but does NASA provide any real alternative or is it just another bunch of power hungry hard-left politicians craving “their chance to eat”? That is the question this articles attempts to answer. Jubilee is coalitions of chaos. 4 years ago they romped into victory on the back of hundreds of bogus promises most of which have remained un-kept. Even the very nature of their victory was questionable, at least as far as CORD was concerned. All they have been