By Ken Opala Leadership squabbles, graft and mismanagement have raised questions on the credibility of some sects and religious groups. The conventional way to pray is by either kneeling or standing head bowed. And then there are those who do it standing on their heads.
Some devotees love it.
Others consider it heresy. The Religious Bodies Registration Bill was withdrawn amidst intense opposition from politicians and clergy, but the issues it sought to resolve remain contentious. But you do not want them doing so on Uhuru Highway. He might have been referring to street demonstrations. Certainly, the Bill drafted last December sought to bring sanity to the muddle that religion is slowly turning into.