A ceremonial rungu and a one finger salute are two things that were synonymous with kenya's second president, the late daniel toroitich arap moi. Born of kalenjin parents, moi chose a traditional symbol of authority in his 24 year rule. He rarely missed it, be it in church or in a state function; whether locally or abroad. He had it embroiled in the lives of kenyans through music and even money....as enock sikolia reports, the rungu did not just represent power, but his philosophy .
