By Rono Ronald
Political Analysts billed this year’s elections as one of the most competitive in Kenya’s history despite high cost of living.
Many aspiring politicians spend Billions and millions doing campaigns while the “Wanjikus”,the high cost of living has been a burden to most of them.
Many questioned the high amount of money being used in campaigns due to lack of accountability in the government and blame the rampant corruption and unemployment among the people rendering them helpless and hopeless.
Kenyan’s households have to dig deeper into their pockets to afford basic commodities as the country traverse through a rough economic terrain.
Is this skyrocketing cost of living a blame game among the politicians?
*By Rono Ronald*
Airads College Kericho
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