 
 <prompt> text: ```(CNN) -- Three radio DJs for Kenya dey go six days without food while dem dey broadcast non-stop to promote peaceful voting for di country wey almost scatter afta di last election five years ago.

Ghetto Radio presenters Mbusii, Solloo and Essie don dey locked inside one "glass house" for central Nairobi since Wednesday, as part of di station annual Serious Request Kenya event.

Dis year theme na "Vote4Peace Vote4Kenya," ahead of di East African country election on March 4 2013. Di vote go be di first one since ethnic violence scatter di country afta di disputed elections for December 2007, wey leave more than 1,000 people die and 350,000 people run comot, according to Kenya Red Cross.

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Three days into di challenge, DJ Solloo dey in good spirits -- despite say e no dey chop. 

"I dey a bit hungry," e laugh as e talk, "but we gats do dis -- e dey give me good feeling."

Solloo, wey real name na Solomon Njoroge, talk say Kenya no fit afford make dem go back to post-election violence. Last time, e talk say e be victim of di bloody unrest wey happen for im town of Eldoret, wey be one of di fighting hotspots for Kenya Rift Valley province.

Solloo talk say back then, e bin dey spend more than two weeks with limited food supplies while e dey camp for police station for safety.

"Dis country no fit afford make we go back to dat time," Solloo talk from di glass house, few moments before e go on air. "I decide to come here because we gats push dis message make e be part of every Kenyan. E gats be every Kenyan initiative make dem know say peace pass just absence of war."

Now, provide a numbered list of answers to these questions:

1. Who dey fast?
2. Dem be American?

Numbered answers:``` ```1. Mbusii, Solloo and Essie dey fast.
2. Dem no be American.``` <response>: ```1. Three DJs
2. No``` 