SUMMARY Ms. Mokaya didn’t care who she was helping but played her part heroically, irrespective of ethnic considerations, and ultimately paid the highest price with her life. Kenya should erect a monument in her name as a symbol that never again shall ethnicity be the basis of our identity and or differences. She didn’t care who she was helping but played her part heroically, irrespective of ethnic considerations, and ultimately paid the highest price with her life. However, under the colonial regime, the ethnic differences were nurtured and assigned stereotype connotations for the sole purpose of furthering the colonial power’s doctrine of divide and rule. It is naive and simplistic of the political class to be obsessed with assigning our challenges to our ethnic differences.

Source: Standard Digital October 24, 2017 05:03 UTC