There is Prof. Githu Muigai swallowed by the leather Chesterfield sofas of the Hemingway Bar, sipping tea. It is hard to imagine that not too long ago, he was the Attorney-General, the principal legal advisor to the Government of Kenya. He is wearing a checkered newsboy hat, corduroy trousers and a black coat with red patches on the elbow, as professorial as one can get.
He is now fully in academia at the University of Nairobi’s School of Law, amongst other engagements that now fill his time. Away from the whirlwind that was his former office, he is now happy and relaxed as he tells JACKSON BIKO.
