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It is Kenyans’ right to debate Kibaki’s legacy

At some point sobriety will have to reign when discussing the Kibaki legacy. As the President and Othaya MP prepares to retire honourably, the spotlight will inevitably shift to his legacy and what it means for the country.

He is President of Kenya and not a corner of the country. This debate is healthy, but what is not is the emotional diatribe those closest to him fall back on whenever some of his actions are criticised.

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