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Next Kenya Vision must be more than a slogan
President Mwai Kibaki flanked by Prime Minister Rt Hon Raila Odinga, Vice President Hon Kalonzo Musyoka and Minister for Planning Hon Wycliffe Oparanya unveils the Vision 2030 Logo after he officially launched the vision and its First Medium Term plan at KICC, Nairobi.
National visions matter because countries do not develop by accident. They develop when leadership, institutions, citizens, and investors share a long-term direction that survives the noise of election cycles, policy reversals, and short-term pressures.
In a fast-changing world, a nation without a vision is often left responding to crises rather than shaping itsfuture. That is why national visions remain essential, even in countries where skepticism about grand blueprints is understandable.
