Stories by: Sharon Chelangat

At the citizen level, Kenyans and Ugandans have developed a better mutual understanding due to open border points and the seamless flow of goods between the two countries.

Public opinion on leadership in Kenya varies widely, with some placing faith in their leaders' potential for positive transformation while others remain sceptical due to past issues and ongoing challenges.

While cohabitation can offer advantages such as reducing financial burdens and fostering a sense of community, there are concerns about potential drawbacks, including academic distractions and social stigmas.

At 18, many youths are still in school. During their early twenties, they can benefit from mentorship and exposure to various political and democratic processes, equipping them with the necessary knowledge and experience as they mature politically.

Particular churches have been criticized for their opulent lifestyles, extravagant places of worship, and constant solicitation of funds from congregants, raising questions about financial transparency and accountability within these organizations.