Finally, the much-anticipated vetting of the country's foremost Special Prosecutor came off last Tuesday. But, of course, the nine-hour-long vetting was not devoid of drama.
The legislators were kept shooting their questions without stopping and agile Martin Amidu showed he was adequately prepared as he flew without perching.
A student leader who was an eyewitness to an event in a Kenyan university narrated how one of the students was shot dead with a knife.
Watch the wrap up of last week's major events in the video below:
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