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Kibor’s fight with Kanu and how he knelt before Mzee

Businessman Jackson Kibor signs the condolence book at Kabarnet Gardens. [Edward Kiplimo, Standard]

In December 1991, political history was made when President Daniel arap Moi repealed Section 2A of the Constitution, making Kenya a multi-party state.

Less than one year later, an emboldened farmer in Uasin Gishu named Jackson Kibor began agitating for his community’s rights.

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