@muganda
I sure hope you are not suggesting that one can be detained without trial under the current constitution (when no state of emergency has been declared). The provisions for such detention without trial under both the current constitution and the Preservation of Public Security Act were repealed in the 1990s.

on a serious note. Did this small boy masukuma go to school? I know english is a difficult language but understanding english should not be that difficult should it?

I am very sorry masukuma if I thought that you have very little use of the english dictionary.

There is a difference between detention and detention without trial in matters of law. but I now believe you know the difference seeing your arguments on this post and others on wazua. My bad.

I would kindly refer you to the history of Kenya and detention. It would also do you good to know that your leader of the No movement Mr. Moi practised it with impunity in the constitution you are now using.

However, seeing that you believe that the new constitution is bad since it has that "thinly veiled" detention thingy, I know you really hate this current one because it has been used and can be used at any time.

but since I became a No person, I support you wholeheartedly even though it is obvious that you may be imbibing too much of the holy "spirits".

Voting No is a calling and I support you in the endevour.