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    How nation-building really works.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-30) Kaheru, Crispin
    Nation-building is like construction. Different leaders play different roles. Some break ground. Others raise the walls. Others will one day roof. Yet history often praises the finished building, It forgets the hands that dug the foundation. The real story begins long before the finishing mouldings appear.
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    Press freedom requires discipline.
    (New Vision, 2026-05-05) Kaheru, Crispin
    First, press freedom is African. World Press Freedom Day was born in Africa. It traces back to the Windhoek Declaration of 1991. African journalists demanded an independent and pluralistic press. Two years later, the UN adopted it. The world followed. As usual, Africa exported the idea. Others branded it nicely. So yes, press freedom is not a foreign agent. It is ours. We understand it better because we shaped its origin.
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    Press freedon requires discipline.
    (New Vision, 2026-05-05) Kaheru, Crispin
    First, press freedom is African. World Press Freedom Day was born in Africa. It traces back to the Windhoek Declaration of 1991. African journalists demanded an independent and pluralistic press. Two years later, the UN adopted it. The world followed. As usual, Africa exported the idea. Others branded it nicely. So yes, press freedom is not a foreign agent. It is ours. We understand it better because we shaped its origin.
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