From extortionists to ghosts: Kanjo characters that rule our streets

Every Kenyan, whether a driver, pedestrian, hawker, or innocent bystander buying smokies, has encountered Kanjo at least once, or several times, in their life. While Kanjo is a lifestyle, it is also a source of national trauma for many and, occasionally, free exercise. Below are the ten most common species found roaming our cities, towns, and estates.