Here is a running list of blogs to keep updated on. If you have another one, send it in and I’ll add it to the list.
Kenyan Pundit
Joseph Karoki ***(new picture blog)
Thinker’s Room
Mentalacrobatics
Gerald Baraza
African Path
Mzalendo
Shirel
Afromusing
Nick Wadhams
Jesse Masai
Kumekucha
Chris Blattman
Cold Tusker
What an African Woman Thinks
Mimmz
Farmgal
Kenyan Jurist
Panda Shuka
Gathara’s World
Lovely Money
Odeg
Gukira
Ryan Sheely
Jesse Masai
Shashank Bengali
Crystal Balls
Kenya Imagine
Rob Rooker
Udongo
African Rhetoric
Jikomboe
Kenya Patriot
Africa News
8 Months in Nairobi
Bankelele
Toxic Tribalism
Baldilocks
Lost White Kenyan Chick
Amani Kenya
Eyes on Kenya
Jewels in the Jungle
Shailja Patel
Paza Sauti
Concerned Kenyan
Breaking News Kenya
Updates on Kenya
Sukuma Kenya
Siasa Duni
Kwani Blog
MamaMikes Blog
A Future Minded Kenyan
A couple of Facebook groups have popped up:
Peace for Kenya – Videos and Pictures
Praying for Peace in Kenya
Kenya’s Post-’Election’ humanitarian crisis
Global Voices – Excellent overviews from the Kenyan blogosphere by Ndesanjo: (1) (2)
Africa News – Newsletter with an overview of the movies that were made by their mobile phone reporters in Nairobi.
[hattip hajjzak]
Hi,
I just wanted to give you one more link to add to your list of bloggers covering Kenya after the elections. You can find the blog of the journalists of the Common Language project who are covering the region here: http://pulitzercenter.typepad.com/untold_stories/
I hope you’ll take a look at this site. You can find additional reporting from this group at http://pulitzercenter.org/showproject.cfm?id=55
Thanks for your time!
Bethany Whitfield
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I think the post election violence was mostly caused by ignorance among the people of Kenya. This was something that started a long time ago but people and especially our leaders failed to acknowledge it with the urgency it deserved. It had bottled up within only to come out with full force after the electoral polls were announced. Everything seem to be okey now but is it really okey? were the internally displced people taken care of? people should know that fighting and killing your neighbour is never the solution but instead the solution should start from within you.
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For the first time, the Kenyan chicken thief may see justice meted on the other Kenyan big time thief. Hats off Koffi!
We, Africans really need to make our own decisions to leave behind barbaric and unprofitable idiotic choices of behaviour and start reproducing sense.Its not hard, and we are responsible.
I have notice many positive things happening in Kenya in the last few years and also lots of improvements.
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