Comments on: Reactions to the crash of KQ 507

By: keith nigli

keith nigli — Tue, 12 May 2009 06:36:28 +0000

You guys over here, dont understand the pain the family members go through. If kenya air ways is safe how come they just take off when there is thunder and strom? Is this safety??? My parents were there in it Mr. Kevin Joseph Jude Nigli and Mrs. Shirly Nigli and they were returning to see my new born daughter and that is when this took place. You guys have to go through the pain I still have only then you will understand…. I will surely blame the kQ 507 as well as the staff as well as the support staff. I hope all of these people rest in peace. Coz I know my parents will really be sad still not able to touch their precious grand daughter. I really wish all you guys go through what I am going through.
I MISS MY DAD AND MUM LIKE NEVER BEFORE

By: osborne Buhere

osborne Buhere — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 09:46:47 +0000

Kenya airways have a good safety record in Africa.They are the ‘pride of africa.” We are still to question how safe the route to west Africa is. As this is the second tradegy to be befall the arline in the same route.

Osborne. Angola

By: Meskel Square

Meskel Square — Mon, 14 May 2007 16:57:11 +0000

Ethiopian bloggers pay tribute to Anthony…

[Originally published on GlobalVoices] Ethiopian bloggers have flooded the Internet with tributes to Associated Press reporter Anthony Mitchell who was one of 114 people killed when Kenyan Airways flight KQ507 crashed in southern Cameroon early Saturda…

By: Global Voices Online » Ethiopian bloggers pay tribute to jet crash reporter

Global Voices Online » Ethiopian bloggers pay tribute to jet crash reporter — Fri, 11 May 2007 13:14:00 +0000

[...] “Anthony Mitchell was a true friend of Ethiopia and Ethiopians,” according to Carpe Diem Ethiopia in Anthony Mitchell: Keeping the Tormentors Honest, a “local hero” according to The Other Side in Plane crash in Cameroon, “a brilliant journalist” according to Global Voices’ own Ethan Zuckerman in Reactions to the crash of KQ 507 and “a respected and prominent journalist” according to Just Thinking in Anthony Mitchell. There is no one – with an eye on Ethiopia – who does not know Anthony! His deeper understanding of the politics in Ethiopia and consequently his reportings of the things that were going on in the country led to his expulsion from Ethiopia in 2006. But based in Nairobi, Anthony continued to keep an eye on Ethiopia and he kept all of us – Ethiopians – and the whole world informed of our country! [...]

By: Joshua

Joshua — Thu, 10 May 2007 17:18:55 +0000

KQ has been a great airline and will continually be. I support them fully. It is an unfortunate accident but I don’t think the airline can be blamed for this one. The story will come out and we will see what it is but as you have said Ethan, KQ is not an ad hoc airline.

By: gitao

gitao — Thu, 10 May 2007 12:03:19 +0000

why why why a new boeng manufactured in america,dumped in kenya vunishes with loved ones .well am not playing blame game but the time it took to discover the where bout is very questionable.

By: Reactions to the crash of KQ 507 « Anthony Mitchell

Reactions to the crash of KQ 507 « Anthony Mitchell — Wed, 09 May 2007 11:19:25 +0000

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By: BIH AKENJI

BIH AKENJI — Tue, 08 May 2007 08:26:42 +0000

SOMETIMES I WONDER WHY THERE HAVE TO BE BLAMES AFTER AN EVENT OCCURS.TIMELY INFORMATION IS WHAT IS NEEDED WHICH UNFORTUNATELY IS NOT EASY TO COME BY. WHAT HUMANITY HAS FAILED TO REALISE IS THE NEED FOR TIMELY INFORMATION ABOUT THE OCCURRENCE AND NON-OCCURRENCE OF EVENTS SO THAT A PREVENTION MECHANISM IS TAKEN AND NOT A COREECTION MECHANISM.
LET US ALL SIT DOWN AND EXAMINE OUR CONCIENCE AND TRY TO FIGURE OUT SOMETHING THAT WILL SAVE HUMANITY FROM FATAL DISASTERS LIKE THIS.