Recently I was at the UoN library looking at newspapers of early 1992 and couldn't believe the violence that was meted on Jaramogi by Kanu goons during the agitation for multiparty democracy. His plane was even stoned in Mandera where he had gone for a rally. Was even surprised that the first tribal clashes in kenya happened at Sondu where luo youths wearing Ford T-shirts were attacked by Kaleo youths, then the violence at miteitei against the Luo. I have deep respect for Jaramogi.
Anyone with access to a library should check the Daily Nation of 16th March 1992 and see the kind of violence that Jaramogi was subjected to by Kanu. At the time Matiba was in detention and so jaramogi being the face of the opposition was the obvious target.

NB the same papers quote Kibaki attacking Jaramogi & co. saying that anyone thinking that they can remove Kanu from power is dreaming, that it's like cutting a mugumo tree with a razor. Kibaki should be ashamed of himself.

Not Nyeri either, much further. The school would buy two newspapers then they'd be sequentially stapled onto the board (it had a canopy/roof so we'd read even when it was raining or sunny), yaani page 1 unatoa kwa gazeti ya kwanza, page two kwa gazeti ya pili and on and on to the backpage. The paper would remain on display for a day after which it'd be taken to the school library.

Some petty guys would come and cut some nice story from the paper while pinned there on the notice board,when you come after games to read you get nothing.