Our history has molded our experience and in effect our perception of reality as it stands now. But now we can change our perception to better things and in turn change our experiences and reality.If we still cling onto our black experience,that's what we'll continue getting in our lives.

Culture can be said to be the collective knowledge of generations being passed on to other generations. It forms our perception of how things are and should be. Part of it is leadership systems and how they should be established. I believe in Kenya and Africa in general we cling on to two factors - wealth and age and a third one race.If you are old and/or wealthy you easily can easily assume leadership. Race,I put there because we all know we have a tendency of treating 'tourists'/wazungus better than ourselves.We just do.

Maybe because Mzungu Warlords can never be brought before a court like ICC despite killing hundreds of thousands!

A very important statement said by the Jamaican teacher "As your debt keeps on growing your capacity to export is also diminishing.Your currency also continues to lose value versus the international currencies".
Does that depict a situation Kenya is finding itself into.
Our gap between exports and imports has widened and is now more than a trillion kenya shillings.

@ChessMaster---My point is that we need to narrow very fast the gap between our imports and exports by increasing our exports at a very fast rate.

1-Because Africans have low IQs

2-Because the abuse Africans went through during colonialism made them worship the white man.

3-Because it is profitable for the white man to keep Africans poor. Laws of economics; for there to be wealth, there must be the wretched of the earth to be exploited.

I could go on forever..