THE VIC REPORT

IS JUBILEE JUSTIFIED FOR A SECOND TERM?COMMENTS ARE INVITED AT THE END OF THIS BLOG. It’s been four years since the Jubilee coalition took office and nine months since the Jubilee Party (JP) was formed. The coalition, which was elected purely on an ICC platform, promised Kenyans a revolution. A revolution that would put food and clean water on every Kenyan’s table, ensure that every child received a quality education, create wealth, ensure that every Kenyan gained access to quality and affordable healthcare, empower Kenyan women, keep Kenya safe and secure, and develop a cogent foreign relations and trade policy for Kenya. Taking recent events into account, including a ravaging drought for which the Government was woefully under-prepared, followed closely by a dramatic spike in the cost of food, the Kenyatta administration has not done too well on the first promise of its seven-pronged manifesto. In fact, it can be argued that it has failed spectacularly. And yet, State House S

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