Someone recently observed that upon the introduction of most government programmes and policies, the dominant communal psyche of Kenyans tends to be skewed heavily towards objection and negation. This happens even when the full details of the programmes and projects are NOT well internalised by a largely obdurate lot. Some of our dyed-in-the-wool rabble-rousers and
Over the last 30 years, I have had the privilege of visiting many parts of the world and I can confidently confirm that I have not known a country with so much potential than Kenya ever since I first set foot in this uniquely endowed nation back in 2014. But as it usually happens, human
Kenya is a land of diversity, contrasts and unbounded potential. Today she stands at a critical juncture in its history even as we celebrate our vibrant mosaic of cultures, languages and ethnicities. Ideally, I dream of a Kenya that honours its history, upholds shared values and guides its citizens toward collective greatness. I guess that
Opinion: Kenya will find her footing by prioritising patriotism
By Clement Wasike In a world increasingly interconnected and driven by individual ambition, the concept of patriotism might seem out-dated or even irrelevant to some. Yet, for Kenya, prioritising patriotism is a crucial imperative for a prosperous and fulfilling future. Patriotism should not be about which “community” is in power. In any case the notion