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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...

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