Recently, Kenyans have been treated to a serious war of words by government leaders who should ideally be reading from the same script. They should also be busy working for the public good, and displaying unity at the top of government hierarchy. Instead, they have chosen to fight each other publicly. The war words in the Cabinet does not inspire public confidence at all.
A divided house cannot stand, nor can it deliver on its mandate. With abuses flying from these public servants, there is nothing differentiating them from quarrelsome politicians. To make matters worse, the officials seem busy aligning themselves politically, ahead of the 2022 succession plan. The public cares more about services not political affiliations.