Hi,
I encourage folks to help if you can. I am Kenyan and can share that the
situation is indeed dire.
Framing of the situation as ethnic based is limiting so please be open to a
deeper understanding.
thanks,
Vincent Njoroge Ndonye
On Jan 28, 2008 7:58 PM, Irina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anyone wanna help one of my columbia jschoolers?
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From: Julian Assange. [EMAIL PROTECTED] julian%40wikileaks.org
I am an investigative journalist and the investigative editor of
Wikileaks.
I have funding to pull together an international team to write an
unimpeachable out-of-country forensic analysis of the Kenyan
electoral process.
In Sept 2007 we wrote a report which led to a 10% swing in the Kenyan
vote http://wikileaks.org/wiki/The_looting_of_Kenya_under_President_Moi
Subsequently, from sources in Kenya and walk ins, we've released
a number of other documents http://wikileaks.org/wiki/Category:Kenya
The Kenyan political and economic situation is dire and will stay
that way until there is clarity on the legitimacy or otherwise of
the Kibaki government. Analysis by Kenyan civil society groups
show the election to have been stolen by the Kibaki regime at the
electorial commission level. However the message of these groups
has been compromised due to the inevitable presense within them of
ethnicities other than the ruling ethinic group, the Kikuyu, which
makes up only 22% of the population.
Authors should be seen as beyond reproach -- non-Kenyan investigative
journalists, academics, transparency specialists or other notables.
The time frame is two weeks. I'm looking for around 12 people.
Please get in touch with me if you are aware of someone suitable.
Julian.
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regards,
vincent.njoroge.ndonye
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