UhuRuto must shun blind loyalties, embrace work ethics

By BILLOW KERROW

KENYA: With one year gone and only four left before their term ends, the UhuRuto presidency is yet to settle in, with constant pleas for more time to be allowed to perform amid criticism that the government’s scorecard in its first year was pretty average. It is clear that 2013 proved very challenging for the duo, with the ICC problem dampening their spirits and taking valuable time as the government engaged yet again in global shuttle diplomacy to throw spanners in the works in an aggressive attempt to halt The Hague process. The Hague threat still looms large but it is weakening and hopefully will not blur the duo’s scorecard.