Leading Kenya today is no walk in the park, President Uhuru told

President Uhuru Kenyatta (Photo: Courtesy)

Sir, you may already have a gist of what I am going to say here but allow me to address you thus. Compared to many African counties, Kenya stands unique as perhaps the most intriguing fusion of political and economic vibrancy. Our country radiates prospect. Kenyans are also avid consumers of new information as reflected in the high levels of awareness on world events and trends.

However, governing such an info-savvy citizenry also happens to be perhaps the most treacherous job for a leader. On March 10th 2014, you attended the one day national debate on the public wage bill sustainability at KICC. I stood before you and with live television cameras rolling I presented a paper entitled ‘Transformational Leadership and Wage Bill Management’.