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Politically, we are drifting. Our compass is broken and the storm is unrelenting. I understand the need to be seen, to be heard, to demand space in a country that often ignores its own people. But we must pause and ask ourselves, what comes first? Is it personal ambition or the dream of a better Kenya?
Those who lost their lives on 25 June 2024 and the days that followed did not die for clout or political gain. They died believing in something greater. In systems that work. In leadership that is accountable. In a country where justice is not selective and where every citizen counts. They died hoping for a Kenya that works for the common person, the mama mboga, the boda rider, the jobless graduate, the struggling father, the hungry child.
Before we fight each other, let us remember we have a common enemy, the current regime, led by a presidency that has turned its back on the very people it swore to serve. This must be the last of their kind. Kenya cannot afford another generation of impunity disguised as leadership.
We must stop fighting each other. We are not enemies. The poor in Mathare are not the enemies of the poor in Kibra. The hustler in Gikomba is not the problem of the jobless youth in Kisumu. If we keep turning on each other, we will be playing right into the hands of those who benefit from our division.
How do we change this?
We have taken to the streets with courage and purpose. But our blood is soaking the tarmac, and the cost is becoming unbearable. The state has turned our protests into battlegrounds, infiltrating them with chaos and confusion. We must admit, with heavy hearts, that this path is not sustainable at this moment.
But we are not powerless. The most powerful tool left in our hands is the ballot. Every vote must count. Young or old, employed or jobless, student or farmer, every Kenyan must show up. We need an overwhelming turnout. One so massive that it cannot be ignored. Let it be too loud to silence. Too real to rig.
We must also look beyond the presidency. Who we elect into Parliament, Senate, and county assemblies matters deeply. These are the people tasked with checking the power of the executive and crafting laws that serve the nation, not their pockets. We must send in men and women who are independent in thought and action, and who have the courage to speak truth to power.
We must demand more from the executive. We need policies that lift the average Kenyan from poverty to prosperity. We need leaders who think beyond today's headlines. Leaders who understand our place in the global economy. Leaders who have a plan for our youth, our industries, our farmers, and our future. Kenya must begin to pursue interests that go beyond our borders and dreams that stretch beyond our lifetimes.
Let us not waste this moment. Let us rise with clarity and purpose. Let us vote in visionaries and surround them with young leaders who will carry the dream forward. This country belongs to all of us. It is time we reclaimed it.
For those who died. For those still fighting. For those yet to come, we owe Kenya better.