Madaraka Day, 1 June, commemorates the day that Kenya attained internal self-rule in 1963, preceding full independence from the British colonialists (Wabeberu) on 12 December 1963. It is a day when Kenya talks about heroes, role models and vision. In addressing the same, Kenya's current leadership should appreciate the fact that it is dealing with a very skeptical constituency, one which has been brought up protesting against leaders who have not measured up to expectations. Recognition of that reality suggests that the current regime has to build vision and the confidence needed to move things along. Madaraka Day acknowledges a generation that achieved such ideas. However, for emerging generations, it needs to link that past with present and future realities.

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