By Kamotho Waiganjo
Two events in the last week have elicited worries that all is not well with the process of implementing the Constitution. It has been alleged that nefarious forces are determined to re-direct the process towards a non-reformist direction. Concerns about implementation should never be dismissed as the cries of attention seeking activists; they should worry anyone who desires to see the Constitution yield fruits of reform. But not all necessarily have merit.