How old is this other Mzee? Is it not time we have a new face. Where are the leaders of tomorrow that they have kept singing over twenty years ago?

Yeah sure, I'm sure was making seriously good economic decisions too...

wisdom comes with age... up to some point

I believe a country should be ran as business enterprise with each cost center - ministry/department etc - undergoing a cost/benefit analysis. Departments set up for humanitarian purposes, assisting disadvantaged Kenyans etc. can be exempted from this analysis but their effectiveness and efficiency should still be gauged. That is why I believe the president should be a C.E.O. This to me therefore disqualifies senior citizens. I think anyone above 65 although still very useful to the country MIGHT be too old to run such a huge corporation as Kenya.

Please note the use of the word MIGHT. There some 65 year olds who are more energetic and active than some 40 year olds - think Moi at 65! There are also some 35 year olds who would be given a run for their money by @guka. I'm therefore not saying age should automatically qualify or disqualify someone. I'm just saying that when someone clocks 65, we need to observe him closely before assigning him challenging responsibilities!

C & P



Happy Birthday Mwai Kibaki may you live to blow 1001 candles.
too bad we can't bake you a cake, the gas is finished n price doubled
too bad we can't cook you stew, kerosene imepanda mbaya
too bad we can't come visit, the fare just got hiked,
too bad we can't call you, calling rates zimepanda,
too bad we can't invite you over, nyumba yetu ya Syokimau ilibomolewa.
Have a great one though.