Why easing the wage bill burden should be collective responsibility

By Alexander Chagema 

If anybody exemplifies lack of intellectual depth to engage in sober debates beneficial to the country and its citizens, it is a majority of the pampered Kenyan Members of Parliament. Don’t get me wrong, there is no death of academic degrees and diplomas in the august House, yet it has been turned into a platform for retribution and a noisy market place. When MPs are not shouting at Governors, they will be ranting at the Senate, upstaging the Executive and berating the Judiciary.