These words from iconic South Africa musician, Lucky Dube evoke memories that ring so true with Kenya’s political landscape. Take a surveyThis script has been replayed by their sons, Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga for some time now. Four years ago, Kenya was on the brink of anarchy after a hotly contested presidential election that had pitted Uhuru against Raila. For the first time ever, Madaraka Day will be celebrated in Kisumu, Raila’s stronghold, to the subdued rhythm of reggae, which has been BBI’s signature tune. The beaded caps may and the grey beards of their fathers may be gone but Uhuru and Raila still rock and their supporters roll.

Source: Standard Digital May 26, 2021 17:37 UTC