“Mzee Ngala stood for justice, stood for equity and stood for fairness,” he said. But Cord co-principal Moses Wetang'ula said Mwendwa was a politician and had to be given a political send-off. Wetang'ula accused the Jubilee government of not upholding justice, equity, fairness and urged Kenyans to vote it out. Leaders defied pleas not to engage in politics during the funeral of Pioneer post-Independence Cabinet minister Ngala Mwendwa on Saturday and bashed the Jubilee government. Kalonzo accused the Jubilee government of violating the constitution by attempting the terrible re-introduction of detention without trial through the back door.

Source: The Star June 20, 2016 06:33 UTC