May 22, 2012
NAIROBI, Kenya, May 22 – The controversy surrounding the Sh4.3 billion civil servants scheme continues to unfold with the leakage of an audio recording of an alleged phone conversation between suspended CEO Richard Kerich and a private sector representative. In the conversation, the private sector representative is heard trying to convince Kerich to cede ground ...
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Ngunjiri Wambugu says
More often than not, being on the side perceived to be more powerful does not necessarily guarantee that one will win. In the case of Limuru 2B, powerful forces were clearly able to use the police to cancel a legal meeting in attempts to thwart the rights of other Kenyans to express divergent political views; however a court decision last week indicates that they were wrong.
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