Situations like these can be extremely frustrating for both the interviewer and the audience.
Kenya's PS Omollo and CS Duale dodged questions on national security and a secret US-Kenya Ebola facility with scripted non-answers. Journalists must pre-load evidence and persist with follow-ups — moving on rewards evasion and surrenders public accountability.
By Pamella Sittoni
Public Editor
Nation Media Group
Question: We have heard references being made to you, others saying Principal Secretary, State Department of Interior, and insecurity.
This is definitely a concern to you as a person, when the office you hold is referred to as a source of insecurity. You’ve heard the concerns. What is your reaction to them?
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