“Businesses that fail to honour the implementation of the six per cent salary increase should shut down,’’ this is a tough stand by one of Kenya’s most decorated labour activist, Francis Atwoli.
When he is not calling out those faulting labour laws, Atwoli, a common figure at Labour Day Celebrations in Kenya since 2001 is making powerful political statements, some of which have come to shape Kenya’s social economic fabric.
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