The Centre Cannot Hold

The book presents a screwy solution to the chaotic situation in Kenya, in the run up to the general election slated for late 2017. It is strikingly relevant beyond borders; on offer is a brilliant example of social disorganization, a phenomenon at its peak across the world. Due to the failure of Kenyans to organize and tackle poverty, ignorance and disease, successive governments have entrenched corruption and tribalism. Kenyans cannot comprehend the baseness of the current regime, yet none heeds the call to action. Nevertheless, one or two good men are expected to tower above the commonplace mediocrity and save the country from destruction.
An array of entertaining features about the history of Kenya and Africa, and prevailing contemporary culture supplements the focus of attention.