The Ministry of Moral Panic and other Asian Literatures that Condemn Selfish-Politics

The 2017 General election in Kenya were eventful, the season of campaign was pregnant of lessons; both negative and positive lessons for students of democracy as a culture of politics. Lessons range from democracy as a version of political governance cannot survive without men of character, that ...

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