http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4459824.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4438976.stm

11/22/2005 3:39:15 PM

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"Who is for and who is against? Banana group: President Mwai Kibaki led the "Yes" campaign under the symbol of a banana. The group, also led by Vice-President Moody Awori, projects itself as reformist in outlook and says the drafting of a new constitution points to its reformist credentials. It also has a majority of support within the cabinet. Orange group: The "No" camp claim the orange as their symbol. It brings together seven cabinet ministers and the official opposition party, Kanu. Roads Minister Raila Odinga, Environment Minister Kalonzo Musyoka and opposition leader Uhuru Kenyatta are its most prominent members. Christian churches, Islamic leaders and civil rights groups back Orange. The former president, Daniel arap Moi, who still wields influence in his Kalenjin community, also opposes the draft. He is not officially in the Orange team. "

Why can't our political parties name themselves after fruit?

11/22/2005 3:50:17 PM

because animals > fruit

11/22/2005 4:16:12 PM

Well theres the green party, although I'm not sure if its actually named after collared greens.

11/22/2005 4:55:05 PM

it's speller collard

11/22/2005 5:39:31 PM

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"it's speller collard "

you shot your enemy AND yourself!

11/22/2005 5:58:48 PM

Is Kenya in Africa? Because if it is, then I don't need to pay attention.

11/22/2005 6:07:37 PM

11/22/2005 7:14:56 PM

^^^jesus...i didn't even notice that

^^that attitude is why i posted this thread. i don't expect anyone to care. but at least know you know now that it happened.

11/22/2005 7:44:48 PM