We must fully reform justice system for a stable future

A whole decade after he breathed his last, humour columnist Wahome Mutahi, aka Whispers, is as memorable as ever.  Whispers once wrote that one day he decided to buy some clothes for his family. On his way home, he was mistaken for a hawker and arrested. He was later made to face a hung-over judge whose only one eye was awake.

“Son of the Soil, you are accused that yesterday, very late at night, in fact at cockcrow, you were found urinating on an electricity post, thus endangering your life and the lives of other peace-loving Kenyans …”