Governing by vengeance means there's no respect for rule of law

Senior counsel Pheroze Nowrojee. [David Gichuru, Standard]

An abduction took place recently. Then, persons with cases in court were told nothing would come of it. Options to leave were pointed out.

Such actions can only take place where there is no Constitution nor any belief in the Rule of Law. Yet they took place here, pursuant to orders given by persons in power.

Too often now, two types of governance are taking place, proceeding often in tandem. The first is, the claim made by those in power that they are always acting according to the Constitution and the Rule of Law. This is called Constitutionalism.