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Swiftly restore public leadership trust

Kisumu International Airport workers suspend operations in protest of the Adani deal to lease Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on September 11, 2024.

Photo credit: Alex Odhiambo | Nation Media Group

By  CAESER MWANGI

I recently returned from a tour of duty in a neighboring East African country. I was taken aback by a question that I kept getting asked. “What is happening in Kenya? It looks like everyone is going on strike.”

I was disturbed by this observation and my mind kept gravitating to its genesis. It occurred to me that Kenya has been in the news for many reasons and East Africa is watching its big brother with interest.

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