LET'S BE A VOICE

KENYA’S IS A MORAL PROBLEM L et me take this opportunity to say that I am   one of the Kenyans who has been longing to see Kenya taking remarkable strides towards prosperity. However, reading Francis Imbuga’s Betrayal in the city , as a Kenyan you easily identify with one of the of the disillusioned characters Mosese Wa Tonga who says, ‘It’s better while we waited. Now we have nothing to look forward to. We have killed our past and now we are busy killing our future'. In the play the people of Kafira had waited with anticipation for independence with the hope that things will change to the better. Unfortunately the fictitious post independent Kafira state was still bedevilled with corruption, arbitrary deaths, nepotism, tribalism, incompetence, negligence of duty etc. Could this be Kenya 50 years after independence?  Why is Kenya not making remarkable strides in development 50 years after independence? Just how did countries like Singapore r...