My Thoughts

Every Kenyan leader talks about becoming the next Singapore. But nobody talks about Lee Kuan Yew, the discipline, the sacrifice, and the unity it actually took to build that nation.

Kenya's county assemblies are stuck in the analogue age. From ward-level service delivery to transparency and youth engagement, digital transformation is not a luxury — it is the minimum. Here is why your MCA should care.

County assemblies oversee billions in public funds. Yet most MCAs have no management training. It is time ward representatives started thinking like chief executives.

Kericho County produces billions worth of tea every year. Yet the farmers picking those leaves remain among the poorest. Where does the money go?

75% of Kenya's population is under 35. We keep telling them to wait their turn. But the country cannot afford to sideline the generation that should be building it right now.

Rwanda had fewer resources, deeper wounds, and a harder starting point than Kenya. Yet it transformed itself through discipline, unity, and zero tolerance for corruption. What is our excuse?

A look at the key priorities I believe will transform Kericho County — from agriculture and education to infrastructure and youth empowerment.

The spirit of collective responsibility that built Kenya's schools and hospitals has been hijacked by political fundraisers and handout culture. It is time to reclaim the original vision.