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It’s a dog’s life for guards forced to sleep in Uhuru Park, eat dog food

Guards march during a past Labour Day celebration. [PHOTO: COLLINS KWEYU /STANDARD]

By JOE KIARIE

At a remote corner in Nairobi’s Uhuru Park, six men bask in the afternoon sun. Two are fast asleep while the rest gaze blankly into the skies.

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