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Suspected inciters must be made to face the law

PointBlank was deeply  touched by Environment Minister Chirau Ali Mwakwere’s recent public apology over his July 1, 2010 remarks that were interpreted by some as hate speech and for which he was charged in court.

Mwakwere, who sounded truly remorseful, revealed that he had signed an agreement with NCIC to advocate peace and pleaded with Kenyans to allow him to be a champion for the same.

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