As we approach Jamhuri day to commemorate Kenya's liberation from its colonisers in 1963, our fallen heroes must turn in their graves.
This is because unlike the Mau Mau war, which was a just struggle for the country's independence, Kenyans and their so-called liberation struggles have in the recent past portrayed a tremendous willingness to walk on the path of self-destruction that is synonymous with many African countries torn apart by civil strife.
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