Kenya: The ‘Deep State’ and the Kenyatta Succession
Prof. Makau Mutua explores the political, economic and social forces behind attempts to change the constitution; the charade of anti-corruption; and grand disillusionment of the Kenyan people and their preparedness for a non-politician president after the trauma of Jubilee.
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