On Thursday last week, The Standard carried an article by Law Society of Kenya Council member James A Mwamu titled “Soul-searching needed to redeem LSK’s image.” Scientist Carl Sagan told us that “We make our world significant by the courage of our questions and by the depth of our answers.”
With due respect to my learned senior, I found the questions implied and answers given in the article wanting in courage and depth. Despite being a key player in the mess the law society is in today, Mr Mwamu sought to come across as a most uninvolved bystander driven solely by logic and reason, who wants nothing but the well-being of the LSK.