The conclusion is, the presidents pet projects do not directly serve the majority of the population’s need.
Most of his projects directly serve the interests of a tiny minority. The problem is, that minority may lose some of the privileges they enjoy if the law was followed hence they fight back ruthlessly to prevent such a possibility this the current rise in hooliganism,police brutality and human rights abuses
However, we must acknowledge his debt management strategy of spreading out the debt they acquired with Uhuru Kenyatta to avoid bullet payments. We also take note of his macro economics strategy which explains his project’s focus.
Unfortunately, one can claim how he is fashioning his privatization craze will not in any way benefit the majority but will increase the divide between the rich and the poor. Countries like the US are strong on such because their citizens are economically Empowered with minimum guarantees at their worst.
The best Kenya will eventually turn into is likely to be a South Africa where a class of blacks is unable to improve their economic situation, while the rich get richer and multinationals extract more.
As I have always said, it was a mistake to vote Uhuru and Ruto in 2013,it should never have happened in the first place.
KK has been accumulating loans that he cant even account for. How are the projects he is borrowing for going to repay the money? Is he borrowing to fund recurrent expenditure?
How can 87% Kenyans be less than 45? Kwani Kenya’s life expectancy is 50?
85% own their homes but if they want to make a profession, they can’t live there. They have to move to town.
Your last statistic is the reason Ruto will be President for 10 years. 70% of population is rural are easily bribed with Ksh 800 for their vote. This is where Ruto thrives.
Ruto has a low IQ,is primitive and has serious personality defects that require psychiatric
correction. There is no hope or redemption for him. We should just wait for him to leave power and he goes to jail, then we can fix the damage he has caused and begin another trajectory.
How does a normal thinking person launch an expressway on top of a superhighway, exhaust statehouse spending, loot university land and siphon money from government institutions.
Anyone earning over 1.2 million shillings can never be in touch with reality in a country where 95% earn less than 200k; even if he tried. All in all, these rage baits are very important in keeping Kenyans distracted.
Hakuna rage bait, he is incompetent and an idiot. What is so difficult about improving and making things work better than your predecessor then using it as a platform to campaign instead of hiring goons to disrupt your opponent rallies and paying people to come see you at your rallies.
He has been trying to create an illusion of popularity since 2024, but it has failed consistently.
To make it worse he has over 10 advisors paid in millions but still performs dismally
There is nothing that the state gains, he is just becoming more unpopular and even the handful of votes will be gone, because he is displaying his stupidity for all to see and just irritating people.
How else would you manage 55 million people, and keep them distracted enough from what you are really doing? Controlled anger is a very important tool to use when you want to make people think that you are bad, when you are actually worse.
Unless their tiny minority is part of the president’s tiny minority that is benefitting from what the president is doing, their kids are in school,no medical financing issues and they have what to eat otherwise school fees, healthcare, food and their ‘mtu yetu’ crying is a lethal situation that can send the president home
Facts are stubborn, consult KNBS and you will see why I concluded as long as the president is not meeting the needs of the young people,he is doing nothing for the majority
Average Age: Estimated at 24.6 years as of 2024–2025.
Median Age: Currently estimated between 20.3 and 21.3 years for 2026. This means half of all Kenyans are under the age of ~21.
Youth Concentration: Over 75% of the population is under the age of 35, and approximately 36% to 39% are children aged 0–14
45–54 age group: Estimated at 7.5% of the total population.
55–64 age group: Estimated at 4.5%.
65 and older: This “elderly” segment makes up approximately 3% of the population.
Trend: The elderly population (60+) is increasing and currently exceeds 3.2 million people, making up roughly 6% of the population.
