Muhuthia,
Gutiri undu ungithuuka athuuri manguiukarira nj'ungwa'. Manmgu ma mundu umwe no makinyire muingi wothe. Mundu umwe angiimwo kihooto giake-ri, githi muingi wothe ongwo to wakiimwo?

Niwoona Malawi nimararekeireirie huuni icio ciratetera uuma wao?

Sajini

Ninda kunyita mbaru biu. Athuri marîrîe ndetto ino tumenye kana bururi witu uguthaha tukionaga ni undu wa migiro kunuo ni aria matûbûbîtio tombo ni nyakeru.

Ngai witu murungu wa kirinyaga, wa Judeo-Christiona ona wa ithiramu na budhist ndarihindi ari omba mundurume kana nyamu ya mudurume ikomage na iria ingi otayo. Kuringana na uguo ti ekinae acio a Malawi matirari na ma. marekirio ni kuhinyirio ni nyakeru uria urehete umaramari ucio.

Mugambo wa kirindi noguo mugambo wa Ngai. Hihi nyakeru emwena uriku uhoro-ini uyu?

Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Sunday ordered for the arrest of gay couples.

Addressing a rally at Kamukunji grounds in his Langata Constituency, the PM said their behaviour was unnatural.

“If found the homosexuals should be arrested and taken to relevant authorities,” Mr Odinga said.

The PM thrilled the crowd when he asserted that the recent census showed there were more women than men and there was no need for same sex relationships.

He said it was madness for a man to fall in love with another man while there were plenty of women and added that there was no need for women to engage in lesbianism yet they can bear children.

For all the brilliance of the Son of Jaramogi, his comments were childish, akin to displaying a photo of himself and Obama sometime back. Gays do not love other Gays for lack of members of the opposite sex. It is either out of personal choice or their natural orientation. And children are but a by-product of love relationship, not and not necessarily the goal

Gays and lesbians on Wednesday held a silent march asking Prime Minister Raila Odinga to withdraw orders to arrest them.

They described the statement as ‘dangerous’ and could instigate violence.

On Sunday, Mr Odinga called for the arrest of gays, saying same-sex relations were unnatural and those found should be arrested.

“What Raila said on Sunday we think may have been a slip of the tongue. We ask him to see the consequences and take back his words before violence erupts,” said an activist, who sought anonymity saying he feared being victimised.

The group said the Prime Minister’s remarks primed them for attack.

Prime Minister Raila Odinga has denied that he ordered the arrest of gay couples but maintained that such unions were unlawful.
The PM said that he was quoted out of context after he warned Kenyans against having intimate relations with persons of the same gender on Sunday.

Speaking as he made his opening speech at the National Dialogue and Reconciliation Conference in Nairobi Thursday, the PM said that he respected gay rights but was cautioning young people on what the new Constitution says.

“Nothing could be further from the truth. I explained the propaganda that was being used to fight the draft constitution that the new law would allow every hospital to have abortion wards and that gay marriages would be allowed,” said Mr Odinga.

“I did not say that police should arrest the gays. I just told the youth that they will be committing a crime by marrying persons of the same sex.”
The PM has come under fire over comments he made on Sunday in Kibera to the effect that gay couples should be arrested.

Addressing a rally at Kamukunji grounds in his Langata Constituency, the PM said their behaviour was unnatural.



don't the police know their work or should they wait to be instructed by politicians. As long as gay acts are unlawfull these pitiable beings should know they are outlaws protest or not

Thanks to Raila for clarifying his statements.

The police are somehow in a fix. How do they reconcile the draconian stipulation of the marriage act and other elements in the bill of rights?

Now this David Cameron dares tie aid to Homosexuality, are we to be directed by UK to do things that are against our laws and our culture. Shall we accept aid tied to unacceptable conditions?

Soon the Uk will 'require' a certain representation of gays in parliament and goverment.

Can someone tell them in Africa we have a faimily of father, mother and children. To hell with the commonwealth we can do without their aid and they can keep their homosexuals, including those two of ours, we do not need homosexuals.