Our Haiti mission remains on course, but let's consider one-man state for Prezzo Henry

President William Ruto and Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry during the signing of a reciprocal instrument between Kenya and Haiti on the Multi-National security support mission in Haiti. [PSCU]

I hear our "humanitarian" mission to Haiti is still on course, even though Prezzo Ariel Henry, has been forced to operate from abroad until the turmoil in his land is quelled. At this point, marauding gangs have overrun the nation's international airport, which means his plane cannot land in Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital city. Goons control more than eighty per cent of the city.

One of the top gang leaders, who goes by the street name of Barbeque, has promised to turn Prezzo Henry into a snack. Or maybe the salt that will spice up his snack; he was speaking in Haitian creole, so something may have been lost in translation. But there was no doubt that he is determined not to let Henry back in Haiti.