The crocodile analogy appears to have swam back into the political lexicon in recent months — not in Mr Mungatana’s Tana River this time but the biblical River Jordan. We must stop them because there are no crocodiles among Kenyans," said Mr Duale last Friday. It is because of the vicious crocodile attack, claims Sifuna, “that our party decided to stop feeding the crocodile with our children”, by opting for the handshake. Nonetheless, Mr Duale cautions the crocodile narratives could jeopardise the handshake spirit, fears which Orengo dismisses. “We first must agree that there was no crocodile in the Biblical tale, and the narrative by Nasa leaders is being quoted out of context.

Source: Daily Nation November 17, 2018 22:40 UTC