As things become clearer, it is emerging that the decision by the DPP to prosecute the DCJ Mwilu case has larger implications than previously envisaged. Especially where public perception of justice comes into play.
Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu is charged at the Milimani courts. What were the events preceding this dramatic development? Kumekucha analyzes the case that has attracted huge attention in Kenya and beyond.
When things start to go wrong for a brutal dictator
As it usually happens with most dictatorships, people who were your passionate supporters discover your true colours and suddenly become your harshest critics. A clear sign that things are changing in Tanzania. Watch A Dictatorship Challenged Video
The meeting at Kabarak between Mombasa governor Ali Hassan Joho and retired President Daniel arap Moi has shocked Kenyans and also thrown many into confusion. And yet it was the most significant meeting since the handshake between Uhuru and Raila.
Just the other day Mayrose Kavura Majinge was a passionate supporter of President John Pombe Magufuli. Now in a dramatic change of heart she is appealing to the Tanzanian despot to end the cases based on trumped up charges against main opposition leaders for the sake of continued peace in that country.
Those who know President Yoweri Museveni will be puzzled as to why Bobi Wine and the other Gulu 34 have been freed on bail. That is until you discover what Museveni is up against behind the scenes.
A staunch supporter and sycophant of Tanzania's President John Pombe Magufuli lets slip a bombshell. After the numerous disappearances and killings of journalists and those who oppose the dictatorial Dar regime, many had suspected that the new government policy was to eliminate all opposition. The Magufuli supporter could not have put it clearer "Yule anatusi rais, uuwa yeye," he said. Watch Magufuli documentary
The unfolding events in Uganda have sent shock waves right across the region. In Tanzania it has re-energized an opposition that had previously been tamed into meek submission. Suddenly world attention is focused on a Tanzania that has rapidly reversed democratic strides made over the last 25 years literally overnight and almost unnoticed by many outside the country.
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Most political analysts believe that DP Ruto's goose is cooked and it is now only a matter of time before his brief but high-achievement and dramatic political career comes to an end. Signs of desperation are beginning to clearly show. Watch Ruto desperation documentary
There are always two sides to every story and the story of DP William Ruto and his corruption woes is no exception. But do most Kenyans want to hear the other shocking side of this story? Part 2 of 2 View Part 1 Here; https://youtu.be/5ZpWqXmy_6w
Can President Yoweri Museveni contain Bobi Wine even as clear signs of panic within the NRM government clearly emerge? This clip from outside the magistrate's court is very telling.
The recently released IPSOS poll that rates DP William Ruto the most corrupt Kenyan leader ever has shocked the DP Ruto camp into a drastic change of strategy. But will the deputy President ever recover from this major setback to his 2022 ambitions?
The unfolding drama in Uganda is far from over as a military court releases Bobi Wine only for the CIIA to take over where they left off. Kumekucha analyzes.
The little known
story of two brutal dictators in East Africa. Although the world is just
beginning to take notice of Yoweri Museveni in Uganda, John Pombe
Magufuli of Tanzania has already done so much damage undetected. Watch documentary now
What happened to Tundu Lissu on September 7th 2017 is something most Tanzanians fear to discuss. The real reason why this is so and inside information on exactly what happened is something the world needs to urgently know so as to understand what is really going on inside Tanzania.
As it usually happens with most dictatorships, people who were your passionate supporters discover your true colours and suddenly become your harshest critics. A clear sign that things are changing in Tanzania.
