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Posté le 25.01.2008 par lailasamburu
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Our leaders have let us down
Sometimes I sit down and reflect on all that is happening in Kenya today and cry. The question that keeps coming to my mind is: do our leaders ever think about what they do to the people?
Being a young Kenyan I work hard each day to get something out of my life. Everything I own is through my honesty and hard work. But, like all the other youths who were sweet-talked into voting for our “caring leaders”, I face tomorrow with fear.
Our jobs hang in the balance, while salaries and other incomes as well as a good sleep are threatened.
I wake up every morning worried that I will be sent back home with the simple statement, no work — all the hard work I have put into my job gone with the wind. Do the leaders think about me as they fight for power?
What breaks my heart is that all the leaders who have forced us into this kind of life have it all. They don’t have to worry about their jobs, salaries, food, rent or a warm bed to sleep in.
While we wallow in emotional and physical pain they become richer every day. They don’t have to feel the pain of a parent who is not sure of what will happen to the children. While the leaders are on holiday and surrounded by armed guards, our brothers and sisters engage in battles with police and are lucky if they are not injured or killed.
Do the leaders take time to wonder what if the injured or killed children were theirs?
Do our leaders really care about us? Does it bother them that the little salary we gladly wait for to get us through the month might not be there any more?
What do they benefit when they influence young people and other Kenyans to hate one another? Have they seen all the children that sleep in the cold every night with tears flowing down their cheeks and wondering what mistake they made to deserve the torture?
If I had children I would ban them from watching our leaders talk on TV. For instead of being role models they have become a bad influence and a disgrace to Kenyans.
Our leaders’ conduct has left a deep wound in my heart and those of many other Kenyans.
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