An Escapade to Remember at Sagana’s Mimosa Park

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An exquisite bush breakfast under the open skies on Sunday, August 17, 2025, unfurled like a vision from a glossy travel brochure. The cool air held the richness of dew-kissed grass, the aroma of freshly brewed tea curled upwards like a soft invitation, and the golden morning light flowed through the trees. Plates filled with hearty dishes passed around as laughter rang out, louder than the birdsong. For the Merians from Thika Greens, it was more than just a meal; it was a joyful bonding moment, where conversations flowed as freely as the tea, stories sparked endless laughter, and no one really wanted the morning to end. The adventure was far from over. With spirits high and hearts full, the company made its way from the rustic charm of the bush breakfast to the serene embrace of Mimosa Park for the day’s formal outing. The atmosphere shifted, carrying with it a sense of reverence and anticipation.  Beneath the canopy of swaying trees, Mr. Fabian Kaburu, the Chairman, opened the ...

VISIONARY 2030 GOVERNMENT?

 The Kenya vision 2030 was first initiated, in 2008, by President Mwai Kibaki during his regime, whose main vision was to transform Kenya into a rapidly industrializing middle-income nation.

Have you as a citizen taken time to visualize how the Kenyan government would look like in the next probably 8 years? 

With the present day youths, who are referred to as the 'leaders of tomorrow' holding onto those big seats and positions.

With the upgraded technology and use of internet, will things be fully digital? That is just but food for thought.

Kenya is currently in the hands of a new government led by His Excellency President William Samoei Ruto. First president with a PHD holder, a unique thing I'd say. He is a vivid example of how one can rise to the highest position despite of ones background.

With the recent leaders, who were rightfully appointed by Kenyan citizens, a lot of chaotic scenarios are arising. Some of the leaders are being accused of nepotism just a few weeks after resuming the office.

Will the 2030 government be nepotic as well? Will the high rate of corruption be dead and long gone?

As a country, these are some of the skills and lessons needed to be instilled to children in their school programs. Enlightening the citizens on the cons of corruption and the pros of good leadership.



For a country to move onto the right direction, the leaders should always strive to put the needs of the citizens ahead of their own needs and deliver what they had promised during their campaigns.

Will all this be cultivated in our 'leaders of tomorrow' when their time comes? 

Will we still be flying our flag high with so much pride and satisfaction?




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