No no no no no.
Hapa hakuna issue ya kujichukia. The level of insecurity, corruption and unemployment in Kenya is just toooo bad. Thats why we are asking, if President Uhuru Kenyatta is No. 3 best performing in Africa, surely, how are things in Burundi, Chad, Ghana, Lesotho etc etc.??

No no no no no.
Hapa hakuna issue ya kujichukia. The level of insecurity, corruption and unemployment in Kenya is just toooo bad. Thats why we are asking, if President Uhuru Kenyatta is No. 3 best performing in Africa, surely, how are things in Burundi, Chad, Ghana, Lesotho etc etc.??

Hunger kills two in Baringo, 30,000 facing starvation in the area

Two people succumbed to hunger on Sunday in Amaya village Tiaty sub-county as over 30,000 people face starvation in Baringo County.

The victims, Chepotunyany Nyan’aera, 45, and Lototireng Amaya, 50, died after going for several days without food and water due to prolonged drought.
Confirming the incident, Amaya Location Chief Samson Kana said a another hunger victim Kuku Nyaliambich, 60, in Plesian village is lying at home in critical condition due to similar situation.

Kana said over 3,000 residents are facing starvation after the relief food supplied last month by the County Government of Baringo ran out of stock.

He appealed to the county, national government and well-wishers to rush in foodstuffs to salvage the situation that is projected to worsen.

“The elderly and children are more vulnerable as youth leave them at home as they go out to look for pasture and water for the livestock,” said Churo/Amaya Member of County Assembly Thomas Minito.

Baringo County Deputy Governor Engineer Mathew Tuitoek who is the Disaster Management Chairman said though the county is yet to benefit from the equalization fund from the national government, the county has budgeted Sh80 million in the 2014/2015 budget for disaster

During his address to the African youth activists in Washington, the US president said: "The security and prosperity and justice that we seek in the world cannot be achieved without a strong and prosperous and self-reliant Africa."
He said it was time for African leaders to seek their own solutions to the continent's problems.
"There is no doubt that, dating back to the colonial era, you can trace many of the problems that have plagued the continent," he said, pointing to how borders were drawn up and resources have been extracted.
"But at some point, we have to stop looking somewhere else for solutions, and you have to start looking for solutions, internally. And as powerful as history is, and you need to know that history, at some point you have to look to the future and say, 'OK, we didn't get a good deal then, but let's make sure that we're not making excuses for not going forward.'"

All said and done, the buck stops with us the People of Africa