What can Somalis learn from Kenya's democracy and political system?

[abrahamic33]

Kenya is a tribal society, with over 60 tribes that have different languages while Somalia is a society of clans with numerous dialects. Kenya has no single tribe that's majority, although the largest tribes are more influential (Kikuyu 22 %, Luhya 14 %, Luo 13
%, Kalenjin 12 %, Kamba 11 %, Kisii 6 %,, and Meru 6 %). In Somalia, no single clan family is absolute majority or large enough to dominate the country alone. Kenya has political parties, and people vote along ethnic lines. But they have a stable and working government institutions,i.e: police, courts, military, etc. Corruption and nepotism are normal in all developing countries, but Kenya has become a regional economic power, while Somalia (with more homogeneous groups and more natural resources) failed miserably. Kenya's evolution system is working better than Somalia's clan federalism.. What do you guys think we can learn from Kenya's tribal democracy and it's political system? Civil discussion please.

[PanSomaliNationalist]

Kenya is slowly going downhill while Somalia is only getting better. I'd say nothing.

[barbarossa]

^ Yes, every other country in the world is going down, except us, Skinnies, of course.

[PanSomaliNationalist]

^ We can't go any lower at this point we can only get better.

[abrahamic33]

[quote="PanSomaliNationalist"]Kenya is slowly going downhill while Somalia is only getting better. I'd say nothing.[/quote]


Kenya independence 1963, Somalia 1960... Kenya is a regional power, Somalia a failure

[PanSomaliNationalist]

^ Why you on this website jareer

[GalliumerianSlayer]

jeberti expulsion.

[Strategic]

kikuye dominate kenya.

[abrahamic33]

[quote="PanSomaliNationalist"]^ Why you on this website jareer[/quote]

Yaa jareer ah? Fikirkaaga dhiibo ama iska aamus

[abrahamic33]

[quote="Strategic"]kikuye dominate kenya.[/quote]
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Kikuyu being only 22% of the population needs alliance with other tribes to win an election. Therefore, Kikuyu alone can't dominate... Sidoo kale, Soomaaliya hadday doorasho nin iyo cod ka dhacdo, qabiil keligii 50% heli kara ma jirayo.

[mahoka]

Where u gonna go when they shut Down dadaab

[abrahamic33]

[quote="abrahamic33"]Kenya is a tribal society, with over 60 tribes that have different languages while Somalia is a society of clans with numerous dialects. Kenya has no single tribe that's majority, although the largest tribes are more influential (Kikuyu 22 %, Luhya 14 %, Luo 13
%, Kalenjin 12 %, Kamba 11 %, Kisii 6 %,, and Meru 6 %). In Somalia, no single clan family is absolute majority or large enough to dominate the country alone. Kenya has political parties, and people vote along ethnic lines. But they have a stable and working government institutions,i.e: police, courts, military, etc. Corruption and nepotism are normal in all developing countries, but Kenya has become a regional economic power, while Somalia (with more homogeneous groups and more natural resources) failed miserably. Kenya's evolution system is working better than Somalia's clan federalism.. What do you guys think we can learn from Kenya's tribal democracy and it's political system? Civil discussion please.[/quote]

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Dooddan waxay ku saabsantahay maadaama aan tiigsanaynno codeyn dadweyne (one man vote), dimoqraadiyaddeenna mustaqbalka sidee uga duwanaan doontaa tan ka jirta Kenya oo qowmiyado badan leh ay ku kala baxaan sanduuqa codbixinta?

[AwBakayle]

Somalis despise Kenyan Bantus who are more civilized than them. I think if Kenyans with 80 ethnic groups can coexist peacefully and transfer power through democratic voting, we can do the same. The problem is we don't want to live in a modern system where the constitution is respected by al all.

[AwBakayle]

If Kenyans with around 80 ethnic groups can coexist peacefully and transfer power through democratic voting, why can't we do the same?

[Strategic]

lets build a waal around mudug and call it a day.