The persistent clamour for "dialogue" in Kenya has become a tired refrain. What exactly is so profound about endless dialogue in a setting where the challenges and solutions are so glaring and obvious?
If dialogue is indeed the answer, then surely, the first item on the agenda should be "matters arising"-a stark confrontation with the unfulfilled promises and inconsistencies from previous sit-downs. All too often, these dialogues serve fleeting interests of the moment, not well-being of the nation.