Dr Henry Mutai, the director of the Kenya School of Law, says nothing that could particularly incriminate him. Perhaps only exonerate him. It is somewhere in the guide to becoming a lawyer.
Every so often, between the weightlessness of his pauses, he throws in small personal details: the yoga class he has taken up, the sweet tooth he wrestles with, his favourite song. The song, in case you are wondering, is “All My Enemies Are Suffering” by Bien-Aimé Baraza. “Not that I have enemies,” he quickly clarifies.
