No Kenyan living inside Kenya lives in isolation yet ironically they still live in isolation.

Whereas the Dr. Onyangos in Kisumu will feel and have a sense of persecution in solidarity with the jailed Dr. Ouma Oluga the same might not be said of the Dr. Muchiris in Kiambu. The Dr. Onyangos in Kisumu will let his fellow voters die to "teach the government a lesson", then come August, they will will join area residents to vote against the government - as usual - (having forgot they let some lowly Odhiambos die and or get disillusioned with life) while the same might not be said about them in Kiambu.

Of course Dr. Ouma Oluga will not condone riff raffs Otienos coming into his abode despite the common anti-government stance they share. Isolation.

"complete separation of powers is neither possible nor desirable".
Functional overlaps are necessary and normal.
Parliament makes law. So do judges.
The President (executive) addresses Parliament (legislature). The President can declare were with the approval of Parliament. The judiciary sentences but the President can exercise the power of mercy. And Parliament enacts the legislation to provide for the Advisory Committee (on the power of mercy). There is no strict or complete separation.

Don't hang your argument on why doctors union officials are in jail on law which is being applied selectively.

Pardoning imprisoned persons has nothing to do with separation of powers.

That is a prerogative of the President.

The gaament should reduce the pay of MCAs to 50K pm then doctors will be okay taking home 200K...the pain is in the comparison!

UJINGA ya hii serikali ni ati they were so callous with their eating!! now no one feels for them... waende!! kukula kiujinga and arrogantly! the opposition has not done anything... it's just own goals! in fact we have a very incompetent opposition!