Wednesday 18 August 2021

COALITIONS SHALL STEAL THE DAY? ELECTION COUNTDOWN

With varrying coalitions and parties formed in preparation for next year's general elections in Kenya, Kenyans are worried how the August polls will be run. However there is still hope that a new Kenya is imminent. 

How Kenyans wish they could choose a president without having to look at ethnic considerations and parties and this day shall ostensibly come.

One Kenya alliance, comprises of Kalonzo Musyoka,Moses Wetangula, Musalia Mudavadi among other alliance members whereas Jubilee government has seen William Ruto leave to form United Democratic alliance(UDA). 


Politicians should now be thinking of slowly taking to rallies because though early preparations count, it is still way too far for people to be politicking.

The previous manifesto of Jubilee has done well in changing Kenyan education, Health and the manufacturing sector however housing has not been properly addressed. Hon. Uhuru is yet to endorse anyone whereas OKA are soon presenting their aspirant. However for President Uhuru Kenyatta, the handshake allowed for unity, peace and this is what Kenyans should eye for.

"Going forward, the country should allow projects for the youths and sensitize public against impulsivity. Inclusivity should be priority in nation making. This to allow youth gain employment spaces and the marginalized to get a voice through developing industries for manufacturing purposes, improving health and education sectors and giving them opportunities to vie for political spaces to gain representation both at county level and in national government." Said Marcelinus Mwanzia Kivisu, a Kenyan citizen.

Kenyans should start normalizing living together, nation building and advocating for peace. These are fundamentals that can make Kenyans viable to achieve the eyed vision 2030.

Wether bottom up or trickle down, these arguments cannot build Kenya but the netizenry. To this end politicians should pick up responsibility and shun from disastrous politicking and public gatherings.

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