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Politicians must stop pampering the Judiciary

Didmus Barasa, Oscar Sudi, Daniel Manduku, Allan Chesang.

From left row 1: Didmus Barasa, Oscar Sudi, Daniel Manduku, Allan Chesang.
Row 2. Samson Cherargei, Danson Mungatana, Babu Owino and John Waluke.
Row3: Sailvanus Osoro, James Gakuya, Richard Onyonka and Samuel Arama.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

House of suspects • As he congratulates President William Ruto on assuming the top office in the land, W. Kimariech is suspicious about the “pampering and accolades being heaped on the Judiciary, and condemnation of the DCI”. He thinks this has something to do with the fact that some of the newly elected lawmakers are convicts or are facing graft and even murder cases. His contact is [email protected].

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