Try as we might, we simply can’t get away from public and political speculation around “the handshake” and its meaning for the future of our politics, the economy and society at large.
As I have argued before, the nine-point agenda that the handshake represents lends itself mostly towards the social vision for Kenya that we have always lacked, the vision of a society of goodwill that is as much at peace and in harmony as we are progressive and prosperous.
