Denis Young
Elder Lister
Recently, the UDA team was in Nyeri collecting views, data, and opinions that are going to shape the economic policy blueprint if they get into power. The person tasked to develop this policy is non other than David Ndii, a great economist in his own right as I have come to appreciate. He gave a simple definition of the bottom up economic policy plan to an attentive crowd which hopefully most understood.
This was further deliberated and elucidated for people with a much keener interest in where we are politically/economically and where some aspire to transcend to. I
In my view, there is an insistence to continue wading in political mediocrity where certain pigs thrive. No imagination, no creativity and devoid of invention. The 'mtu wetu' syndrome that certain quarters wants to persist in the nation's psyche where people sit somewhere purporting to speak for ethnicities rather than common interests.
We can all agree that a functional economy works for everybody. After all, ethnicity is not a factor among the rich, so why is it among the poor? How can we talk about bringing people together while more people continue to sink into poverty and the rich get richer?
Discuss!
This was further deliberated and elucidated for people with a much keener interest in where we are politically/economically and where some aspire to transcend to. I
In my view, there is an insistence to continue wading in political mediocrity where certain pigs thrive. No imagination, no creativity and devoid of invention. The 'mtu wetu' syndrome that certain quarters wants to persist in the nation's psyche where people sit somewhere purporting to speak for ethnicities rather than common interests.
We can all agree that a functional economy works for everybody. After all, ethnicity is not a factor among the rich, so why is it among the poor? How can we talk about bringing people together while more people continue to sink into poverty and the rich get richer?
Discuss!
