THE POWER OF NOT BEING SELFISH

Politics has become a sport where in as much as we behave like rivals by the end of the day we are just playing.

In Kenya the situation is not any different because after every 5 years we have to go back to the ballots and select leaders who will either grow us or reduce us to nothing.

For the past few weeks we have seen the opposition and the government locking horns.

The popular demonstration received different reactions from all Kenyans but something that stood out was the question of why hurt each other in the process.

Then there was an issue between the media and the government which was escalating.

Now the other day the opposition and the government of the day called for a dialogue and the same way this has called for mixed reactions.

But something that we have learnt in the process is that the next time we are pushed into demonstration we should use our head and think of the possible outcome.

Now the two parties are in talking terms but we have destroyed the little we had.

Has the price of commodities reduced?

Was it mentioned in the dialogue?

It is so evident that politics is a manipulative art that if you are not careful, you might find yourself in the wrong side of the sword.

For so long we have cried for peace and now that things are working well then let all Kenyans shake hand and grow together as a family of the Republic of Kenya.

Congratulations to the opposition and the government for putting aside their personal interest and putting Kenya in front. Viva Kenya.

LERTE TELLAH - SAMBURU