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Mounting calamities an indication that Kenyans need to pray

That Kenya is bewildered is not news. The persistent terror attacks claiming lives almost on a weekly basis; accidents taking their toll on our roads; and the bizarre incidences such as the lethal brews sold to innocent Kenyans, and the recently discovered mass grave with several bodies, are enough to hypnotise anyone. Add to that the high cost of living; the fights and squabbles among our leaders; and the recent exodus of tourists at high peak season; and you have a perfect recipe for despondency. Where lies the solution?

There is no doubt that the various arms of government are doing all that is in their ability to ensure that the nation gets back to sobriety. Though some leaders seem to be at sea, at least there is some sense of seriousness in some quarters.

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