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  • Kenya: Uhuru and Ruto sowing seeds of discord

    Samuel N. Omwenga | Governance
    14.02.2012

    cc IIP StateThe virulent speeches and chest thumping by two of Kenya’s presidential aspirants, both suspected of committing crimes against humanity, is extremely worrying. The government needs to act quickly and firmly and the people should reject these politicians.

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  • Kenya: The tribal factor in the Attorney General nomination

    Samuel N. Omwenga | Governance
    15.09.2011

    Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki nominated the new Attorney General Githu Muigai because he does not care what the rest of the country thinks, asserts Samuel N. Omwenga, adding that it also shows how tribalism is deeply rooted in Kenya.

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  • The ‘Yes’ camp has it right

    Samuel N. Omwenga | Governance
    03.06.2010

    As debates rage over the proposed new Kenyan constitution, the dichotomy of ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ is being forged amongst referendum voters, writes Samuel N. Omwenga. Omwenga critiques the ‘No’ camp’s motivation for rejecting the new proposals – does it have the interest of Kenyan society in mind, or simply that of a select few?

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