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Where did all the reform agents of the 1990s go?

By Standard Digital | 16yrs ago

By Njoki Ndung’u

On Wednesday, I watched as former President Moi pooh-poohed civil society organisations relegating them, as he has always in the past, as busybodies only of nuisance value.

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