Reducing the price of political fuel will lower the cost of peace
Youth Affairs CAS Nadia Abdallah (centre), NMG chairman Wilfred Kiboro (3rd left) and CEO Stephen Gitagama (right) with other guests during the launch of ‘Mimi Mkenya’ initiative on February 23, 2022 at RFUEA grounds.
No one wants to live in a country that reminds them to go back to wherever their grandfather’s umbilical cord was buried.
If our ethnic diversity can’t convince us that we are one, then our suffering should.
This week, the Nation Media Group (NMG) convened a dialogue forum to organise a search party that would be tasked with finding the elusive peace that’s been missing every election year.
The convention was born out of the worry that our politicians have been leading Kenyans in throwing good manners out through the window every election year, and since they have no more windows left to use, they might start jamming the door never for peace to return again.
