Now that the newly admitted advocates have recovered from the effects of their celebrations, let me offer them a few tweets of advice.

First, congratulations, and welcome to what used to be a noble profession. Best wishes in finding jobs and postgrad schools! 1/6 The best way to succeed in your career is to read widely. (I hear there are other ways, but I am not familiar with them.) If you’d sworn never to touch a book after KSL torture, let that be the first and only oath you break. (Well, you may break one more - your marriage vows.)2/6

So, here are my random thoughts on @Kenyajudiciary. The Judiciary is cut from the same fabric as the other arms of government. The people in it come from among us. They are not immune to our national psyche, attitudes, and biases although they have a higher duty to avoid biases. The result is that malaise, corruption, mediocrity, tribalism, undue influence by religion, and all other biases that you see around, afflict the judiciary too. That is why, for instance, the Court of Appeal threw out Repeal s.162. It’s also the reason Chapter Six is dead.

A SHORT THREAD. A friend who tested positive for Covid-19 in December 2020 and is now fully recovered told me these were his survival tips, and they worked. I didn’t ask whether they came from a doctor. In any event, this is not medical advice. /1 Covid Management: 4-Course Home Management Regime

A. Boosting immune system:

1.Vitamin C – 1000mg Daily
2.Multivitamins, with high Zinc level – Daily
3.Hot water, lemon, ginger, honey mix dawa. 1 glass every two hours through out the day. /2