The country has been on long journey towards getting a new constitution and Family Media has been following up on the events as they unfold. It is now less than six days before the country can decide if there will be a new constitution or not, the August 4th referendum is being perceived as a defining moment for the country.
But despite all the pomp and colour, there is a flip side to the whole constitutional debate. People are concerned of their welfare before, during and after the referendum. What next for the country? Will the country experience what it did in 2007/08? This is what Cross Talk has been focusing on this week - fostering the spirit of Nationhood; make sure you tune to Family TV every Wednesdays for an insightful, in-depth and analytical debate as Fred Njiiri engages the various stakeholders involved.
It is a show that seeks to get first-hand information on what is being done, what people can do and where to get help or report where dangers seems to be looming. The program also educates the viewiers on how to conduct themselves before during and after the referendum. It is not a partisan show, it is direct and to the point and as Fred often puts it 'let's remember that we are one country and we need to respect the views and opinions of others regardless of their tribe or their opinion'. You can participate by dropping a line or two on the BLOG HERE.
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