NERIMA: We the people live our reality and the politicians in an Orwellian dystopia
A woman carries a giant replica of the Kenyan Constitution to be installed on a stage during the rehearsal of the inauguration ceremony of President Uhuru Kenyatta at the Moi International Sports Centre Kasarani Stadium in Nairobi on November 27, 2017. PHOTO | YASUYOSHI CHIBA | AFP
Catchy names like Building Bridges Initiative (BBI), Punguza Mizigo, and whatever else Kenyan politicians come up with, have taken up our social and political space easily because of their accompanying mass hysteria and pomp that distracts from the things that matter. You know, the issues at hand.
Apparent solutions for the greater public must have the people’s concerns at heart. There is nothing that tires the human mind more than over thinking and paranoia.
