KENYATTA INTERVIEW AND RALLY - SOUND

The transcript discusses the speaker's views on Kenyan security, unity, and the prospects of a government mainly composed of Africans. It highlights the speaker's non-affiliation with specific political unions and their stance against violence, including past actions by the Mau Mau. The speaker refutes accusations from the governor, emphasizing their lifelong efforts to uplift their people.

What is the speaker's stance on the threat to Kenyan security?

• The speaker thinks the threat is exaggerated.

• The speaker does not think there is a threat.

• The speaker is unsure about the threat level.

• The speaker believes there is a significant threat.

How does the speaker view the power distribution in the Kenyan government?

• Africans hold most of the power.

• The council has more power than the governor.

• The governor holds significant power with veto rights.

• Power is equally distributed among all members.

What is the speaker's position regarding political parties?

• The speaker does not support any political party.

• The speaker supports both KANU and KADU.

• The speaker supports only KADU.

• The speaker supports only KANU.

What is the speaker's stance on violence?

• The speaker supports violence only in self-defense.

• The speaker is non-violent and condemns all violence.

• The speaker is undecided about violence.

• The speaker supports violence for political change.

How does the speaker respond to the governor's accusations?

• The speaker partially agrees with the accusations.

• The speaker agrees with the governor.

• The speaker ignores the accusations.

• The speaker refutes the accusations as lies.