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There are many of us who see Kalonzo Musyoka for what he represents: an old-school politician shaped by the Moi era, who is yet to fully embrace modern democratic culture.
Nationally he presents himself as a democrat and champion of opposition unity. But in Ukambani, many who have dealt with him experience a different politics one that demands submission, discourages independent Kamba voices, and treats the region as a personal political estate.
Hence the question: Can Kalonzo really change for the better?