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Uhuru, his 'traitors' and shaky peace bid

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Former president Uhuru Kenyatta at the ordination of Catholic bishops Peter Kamomoe and Wallace Ng'ang'a. [John Muchucha, Standard]

Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has teeming oratory skills. His words often come with heavy meanings. When he speaks, you risk hearing and concluding your own things.

At the ordination of bishops Simon Kamomoe and Wallace Ng'ang'a in Nairobi last week, he cautioned 'traitors' sabotaging Kenya in what largely pointed to bubbling political tensions.

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