Corruption in in the Judiciary in Kenya Farah Maalim

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Farah Maalim is very RIGHT. Better dictatorship than allowing Kenya to plunge into anarchy. Corruption in the judiciary is alarming. I recently witnessed a judge receive a bribe to decide on the MCA election petition. President William Ruto must be tough on those judges.

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