By Vanquished Vanquisher Shakespeare’s Play, the tragedy of Macbeth is one of the darkest and most intriguing inventions of the literary Bard. It’s tragic in characterization and gloomy in plot development. The themes in the play and the current Kenyan situation have an eerie resemblance especially the convergence of character between Macbeth and Uhuru Kenyatta. … Continue reading Similarities Between Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Dictator of Scotland, and Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenya’s Dictator

By Gatuyu Justice Life is breathed into the constitution through statutory enactments, judicial pronouncements and customs of practice developing over time; never by amendments. The later ought to be a remedy of last resort, to be applied as antidote where a provision fails to encapsulate the vagaries of time. Yet various constitutional amendment onslaughts have … Continue reading Council of Governors referendum Call is a smokescreen to conceal their Governance ineptitude

By Gatuyu Justice The Sunday Nation on 14th September, 2014 ran a story that Kenya would lose her territorial waters in the Indian Ocean if the Republic of Somalia succeeded in a case it has filed in the international court of Justice (ICJ). Claptrap! Pure Baloney. There is no way a coastal state like Kenya … Continue reading Kenya will not lose her territorial waters even if Somalia Succeeds with her suit at ICJ

By Gatuyu Justice Africa has been taunted as a land of paradoxes: an amiable land glittering with shrubberies; a land reputed as a cradle of mankind; whose ancient civilization has fascinated the intellect of men, from mysterious Carthage to city state of Timbuktu, from ponders of Abyssinia to wonders of Giza. But then, like morning … Continue reading Undressing the Chief Bane of Africa; the anathema that is bad politics