Beyond Criticism: Recognizing Efforts While Demanding Better

Public trust in the Government of Kenya is at an all-time low, fueled by perceived dishonesty, unfulfilled promises, and poor governance choices. This skepticism is understandable, given the widespread issues of corruption, misallocation of resources, and the toxic influence of micromanagement politics.

However, while holding the government accountable is crucial, it is equally important to acknowledge and support genuine efforts to address systemic challenges. 

Government elements MUST also understand that true success for our country is not about publicizing the bare minimum as achievements—it lies in tangible progress in healthcare, security, food stability, and education reforms.

Relentless criticism of every government initiative, regardless of its merit, does little to foster improvement. If we dismiss all efforts as failures, we risk creating an environment where progress is stifled, and ultimately, we— as a people—bear the brunt of stagnation. Constructive engagement, recognition of positive strides, and continued pressure for meaningful reforms are key to ensuring that governance serves the best interests of all Kenyans.