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President William Ruto: The Judiciary must confront corruption within its own ranks. I am aware of the vigorous and often unsettling conversation around terms like ‘jury pesa.’ If the institution mandated to dispense justice is perceived as corrupt, it not only erodes confidence but also undermines the very constitution... show more

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Zandile Dabula (Gudluza) your remarks show a serious misunderstanding of what it means to protect the sovereignty of a nation. Sovereignty is not declared through words, it is built, defended, and sustained through the understanding of the frontline state. The frontline state is not just a point on a map. It represents a nation’s strength, its readiness to defend its people, and its commitment to guard political independence. It is where sovereignty is proven, not proclaimed. To speak of sovereignty while ignoring the role of the frontline state is to miss the essence of leadership and defense. Sovereignty without awareness of the frontline is a hollow idea, one without grounding or protection. True sovereignty exists when a nation knows its line of defense and is prepared to stand firm behind it. Anything less is a performance, not protection. A true leader must carry the weight of their history with pride, understanding that the struggles, sacrifices, and victories of the past shape the decisions of the present.

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