In his last encounter with journalists at Intercounty Hotel in Athi River where he convened a press briefing eight days ago, Kalembe urged the country's top politicians to "remain steadfast" in uniting the country and maintain the rule of law. He advised that constitutional amendment through BBI should be pursued in a transparent way, and in a manner that will not offend the country's supreme law. The ruling by the High Court on BBI should also teach Raila a lesson that anything is possible with God. He urged the proponents of BBI to pursue their ambitions with an open mind, and without chest-thumping, warning that God was the ultimate judge of destiny. He owned rental units in Mavoko and also ran a popular eatery and entertainment joint, Macha Be, in Machakos town.

Source: Standard Digital May 31, 2021 15:11 UTC