As wisdom of yore would have it, there is time for everything. For Kenya, it is without a doubt, the time to move on. Buoyed by the strong wings of hope, and powered by the sure winds of canon, Kenya promulgates the new constitution.

One would think that Moi is campaigning for office- now we know. The new constitution is a shuffling of things where Moi thought he was safest. The magic power of time, Kenyans voted Moi out in 1992, but he rigged and clung on; his project was rejected in 2002; we must vote Moism out now!

William Ruto must know that all key players in this process are politicians, and can therefore smell him from miles away. With his mischief afoot, Ruto’s counterparties are keeping him at arm’s length, as he rocks on with his bedfellows- and yes- politics makes strange bedfellows.

Allow me to intrude into your not so eventless retirement. I address you in the first name to foster breakdown of authority- that way I can go full throttle.

Oft times we all go wrong. The sensible thing, even without showing remorse for our errors, is to learn from our mistakes.

Bethuel Kiplagat, the chairman of Kenya’s Truth Justice and Reconciliation Commission (TJRC), has been at cross-hairs, with several sectors both in public and government, claiming that he lacks good standing to preside over TJRC.

The constitution of Kenya review process has reached a critical point. The difference between patriots and Iscariots could not be clearer.

Those who have been in Kenya long enough, know or at least ought to know, that the three words: truth, justice and commission do not mix in this Republic.

The word vigilante was first used in 1856. It originates from Spanish meaning watchman or guard. In Latin, vigilans means watchful or vigilant.

United States President, Barack Obama is in Africa this week. He will be charming Ghana contrary to preconceived thought that his maiden outing to Africa would land him in Kenya.

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