As I watched the news early last week, I was startled by a report on the increased vehicle traffic on Nairobi roads and people within the Central Business District. It hit me that Kenyans had gone back to normal life despite a warning from the Health Cabinet Secretary that if we treated the disease normally it would treat us abnormally. Why were Kenyans defying this advice?
The above question lingered in my mind for a few days. In the process, I reflected about what I had written at the start of the pandemic in Kenya and which was even the more relevant over 50 days later.
