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When systems turn: What Tuju's case says about power in Kenya
Leaders often view power as permanent, or enduring enough to outlast the consequences of misuse. Political history shows its fragility. Power shifts. Alliances dissolve. Public sentiment evolves.
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When leaders at the highest level describe opponents using crude references—especially to body parts—and offer no apology, something fundamental shifts.
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Observers believe Oburu and Ruto have managed to successfully tame Winnie through strategic moves that have pushed her into a tight corner.
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Here is the uncomfortable truth. Our leaders are not visitors from another planet. They are a mirror. We elected them.
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Kenya urgently needs infrastructure to unlock growth. But the question is not whether infrastructure financing is necessary.
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Auditor General Nancy Gathungu delivers impactful reports through numbers and data, quietly shaking the nation without speeches or fanfare.
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A government that spends lavishly on itself sends a different message: power has become an end in itself.
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