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Enduring clash of ideologies in Kenyan elections
Kenyans queue to vote at the Moi Avenue Primary School, Starehe Constituency in Nairobi, during the General Election on March 4, 2013. FILE PHOTO |
Most analyses of Kenya’s contemporary political landscape present voting patterns and coalitions such as Cord and Jubilee as largely driven by ethnic solidarity and the desire to build winning majorities.
But is it possible that we run to our ethnic enclaves whenever we vote so as to protect not so much the “tribe”, but other fundamental things?
