A monarchy brings the country (and whole world as we saw with the wedding) together. Maybe what we need in Kenya to bring us together and heal our divisions is to have a King. Starting with King Uhuru. That way we would always have a unifying head of state even as politicians compete for power, and political power struggles would be restricted to parliament with politicians building strong parties and coming up with brilliant policies so that they can have majority seats in parliament and hence form government. The British system (constitutional monarchy) has been tried and tested, and has worked, for hundreds of years and could be the solution to all our problems.

Even in Britain to become King one had to earn his stripes. The "House of Kenyatta" have earned theirs (since colonial days) just like the "House of Windsor" in Britain.

Yes, the British one. In England the king had to conquer the islands, wales and Scotland, and steal/confiscate land and property, making them "crown property" and shared the loot among his barons, dukes etc to help him govern. That is how he established his kingdom. He even extended his ukora to the "kenya colony".