High political volume bad for economy: let’s tone it down

Impeached Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua addresses wananchi at Sagana town, Kirinyaga County as he accompanied President Ruto on August 10, 2024. 

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Recently, Kenyans have remained glued to newspapers, social media, television and radio. Everyone is frantically trying to catch up with the latest twist on the impeachment of the Deputy President. Following parliament’s endorsement, the matter moved to court.

The seesaw has distracted and raised political temperatures. Clearly, Kenyans have had to navigate numerous fundamental issues which have arrested their attention, and significantly distracted them from productive activities. Which isn’t good for our economy!

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