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In Fixing Spy Craft to Serve National Interests in Kenya: From the Colonial Special Branch to a Civilian National Intelligence Service, he describes an intelligence service watching the political shift, assessing the likelihood of a Kanu defeat and considering the consequences of an unsettled transfer.
If they remain institutionally neutral, they can help an incumbent to understand that the election has been lost and that the state’s obligation is to facilitate the transfer.
The incumbent controls appointments, patronage, public institutions, security agencies, information and access to state resources.
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