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For decades, Kenyans have sought change, demanded accountability, and exercised their constitutional right to protest. But too often, protests have ended in loss of life, police excesses, criminal infiltration, destruction of property, and political blame games. Then we repeat the cycle. Today, President Ruto launched the Framework for Compensation...

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