The debt crisis, the price of fuel and the cost of living are maddening for ordinary Kenyans who seek clarification and compromise from the Kenyan governing class — but they are not the only reasons the public is growing frustrated with their elected Members of Parliament.
Recently, Kenyans were treated to a spectacle of MPs, allegedly allied to DP William Ruto, from the five landlocked counties of Nairobi, Kajiado, Nakuru, Machakos and Kiambu who called a presser to voice their lamentations about the plight of Kenyans apparently ignored by the government (Here I was wallowing in the miasma that parliamentarians form the second arm of Government).