His double cabin pick-up had been bashed on the side. He was lying dead on the ground, holding a handgun in one hand. Speaking on his arrival at the airport after a two-week absence from the country, President Moi also directed the Police Commissioner to arrest the arsonists who torched Gikomba Market a week ago. He told the victims of the inferno to start constructing their business premises. He assured that the land on which their stalls are built will not be taken away from them.
People have to start building their shops.
The police should immediately take action against the arsonists. He also said tenders for the privatisation of water services in Nairobi would be invited from all. He accused journalists of being enemies of Kenya, saying that while attending the UN summit in New York together with 150 other world leaders, local journalists only brought out negative aspects from the event. Journalists should thank God that we are still united and peaceful. They are enemies of their country.