@KindikiKithure It is profoundly disheartening when one who has ostensibly traversed the highest echelons of academia demonstrates such a conspicuous deficiency in applied wisdom and discernment. One might have presumed that scholarly refinement would preclude such lapses in judgment.
@citizentvkenya The Kenyan education framework is teetering under systemic inefficiencies. Chronic underfunding, protracted delays in disbursing capitation, and a glaring mismatch between policy ambition and fiscal commitment have rendered the system unsustainable.
President Ruto and his government must confront this growing legacy — not with denials or dismissals, but with action, accountability, and empathy. Because if we cannot guarantee the safety and freedom of our children, we’ve already failed the promise of tomorrow.
From the Kiambaa Church massacre during the post-election violence, to the teargassing of Lang’ata Primary School pupils defending their playground, to the recent drama around Butere Girls for daring to perform a bold, thought-provoking play —
when the youth raise their voices, the system responds with silence — or worse, violence.
What kind of nation are we becoming when our brightest, youngest, and most hopeful are treated as threats for demanding justice, innovation, or simply expressing their truths through art?
From the Kiambaa Church massacre during the post-election violence, to the teargassing of Lang’ata Primary School pupils defending their playground, to the recent drama around Butere Girls for daring to perform a bold, thought-provoking play