This is the first of a three part series on the current economic and political crises in Kenya. Part One will address the political foundations of the crisis. Part Two will tackle the real economic challenges that the current administration inherited, and arguably made worse. Finally, Part Three will conclude with some thoughts on the set of bad options…
Kenyan Protests, Part One: The political education of President William Ruto
Lessons on the difficulties of governing during turbulent economic times after campaigning as an anti-establishment populist.
