PREMIUM Lewis Ngunyi: Overpaid and underperforming - Is Kenya’s Parliament really worth what we're paying for? We are not suffering from too little representation. We are suffering from too much of it doing too little. Our Columnists Just now
You would think this pay would translate into on over-served public, in terms of just how many progressive policies can be pushed at a go, no?
You would think this pay would translate into on over-served public, in terms of just how many progressive policies can be pushed at a go.
In fact, I’d wager we could get one in every ward across the country, and it might be a more useful return to the economy than parliament as currently constituted.
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