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Nairobi’s situation quite dicey, but not hopeless

There was hardly a ripple in Israel when Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit charged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with several counts of corruption last month.

In fact, Mr Netanyahu slighted the charges as an attempt at a coup through ‘a tainted process’. He did not point accusing fingers at cartels or individuals out to sabotage his stab at a fifth term in office, just the process.

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