They restarted off with the greatest constitution the republic had ever known and then spent over 30 years twisting it backwards to allow themselves the machonistic pleasure of being victimised by tyrants. And the mere fact that they donโt give a hoot is what really bothers.
The worst that can happen under monarchy is rule by a single imbecile, but democracy often means the rule by an assembly of three to four hundred imbeciles
Consider this: Kenya is home to roughly 30,000 bars and pubs. East African Breweries Limited (EABL) manages to seamlessly deliver crates of beer to each establishment every week.
In contrast, our country has about 500 hospitals and dispensaries, yet despite extensive planning, the government struggles to consistently supply them with necessary drugs and medical equipment.
This isn't a matter of inadequate skills; it's a profound management crisis. Imagine, hypothetically, if we replaced the entire cabinet with the adept management team of EABL. The efficiency in beer distribution could potentially be mirrored in healthcare logistics.
Conversely, if the Ministry of Health took over beer deliveries, we might see a decline in alcoholism. And if EABL were tasked with handling drugs and medical equipment, perhaps the health sector's efficiency would soar.
It's a quirky thought, but it underscores a critical point: management matters in Kenya.