
The venality of the Kenyan MP
In Kenya, elected office does not represent a duty to represent ordinary citizens, but an opportunity for personal enrichment.
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Dauti Kahura is an experienced journalist who has written extensively on Kenyan politics.

In Kenya, elected office does not represent a duty to represent ordinary citizens, but an opportunity for personal enrichment.

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