Kenya’s government is making bold moves from launching its first national drug policy to privatizing SGR freight operations. As regional ties fray and billion-shilling projects roll out, citizens demand more than promises: they want progress with accountability.
Kenya bleeds not from lack of potential, but from leadership that treats governance like a private business. Youth unemployment, debt-fueled economics, and selective justice are symptoms of a deeper rot. We need accountability—not theatrics.
Munyakho, a Kenyan man sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia, returned home after KSh129 million was paid in blood money
KSh129M for one man’s freedom. Meanwhile, thousands rot in foreign jails. Is this justice or selective diplomacy. #MondayMotivation