CLEAN : Kenya grateful for French

The transcript discusses international interventions in Mali by the US and France, highlighting their complementary roles in establishing peace and civilian order. It then shifts to a political figure's confidence in winning elections, emphasizing the public's desire for change from the status quo. The final section addresses attempts to link the elections to the ICC, noting public resistance to such efforts and the importance of not attributing collective guilt to the nation.

What was the main goal of the US and French intervention in Mali?

• To establish a new government

• To control natural resources

• To create peace and civilian order

• To expand their territories

What does the speaker believe about their chances in the upcoming elections?

• They are unsure about the outcome

• They will win in the first round

• They will lose in the first round

• They will need a coalition to win

What change do the people of the country desire according to the speaker?

• A change from the status quo

• A return to the previous government

• Increased economic growth

• More international intervention

What was the attempt made by certain individuals regarding the elections?

• To involve the United Nations

• To boycott the elections

• To make the elections a referendum

• To support the current government

How did the Kenyan people respond to the attempt to make the elections an ICC issue?

• They were unaware of the attempt

• They rejected the attempt

• They were indifferent

• They supported the attempt