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A police officer monitors as pupils at a primary school in Mombasa, Kenya. National tests have been militarised in the country. FILE PHOTO | NMG
By Tee Ngugi
Columnist
Nairobi-based political and social commentator
When he was still Chief Justice of Kenya, Willy Mutunga stated that Kenya’s economy was controlled by cartels.
The statement was almost as radical as Timothy Njoya’s call in the 1980s for multiparty democracy.
