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Civil rights ‘threatened by State capture’

John Wamagata National Coordinator Operation Ondoa Panya andMorris Odhiambo President  National Civil Society Congress during a press briefing. [Wilberforce Okwiri,Standard]

The capture of democratic institutions in Kenya has threatened civil liberties and inclusive development, a new report by a democracy and governance think tank has revealed. The report released on Wednesday notes that well-heeled individuals have taken away people’s power to determine who leads the country.

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