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https://nation.africa/ We appreciate the appointments done by the President, however, it is a lethal shot against the opposition. The opposition has been hijacked, hence, moving foward, it will be difficult to put the government in check and on toes, " James Rashid, Secretary-General, Tana River Civil Society Organizations Network.
President's appointments undermine opposition, civil society leader warns
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