""We are not school children to be given uniforms in the form of Passats," Kajwang remarked recently."

That this guy is a servant of the people.

That most of the people do not drive a car - any car.

That more that half of the said people are starving.

That this same servant thinks that a car that he has not paidm for - a car that the people have lent him - is an affront to his prestige.

We are led to suppose that he thinks that his productivity is such that he deserves more that just THAT car. And that the starving Kenyans - in a Kenya that is in a perpetual economic depression - should know as much.

Can he tell us exactly why he thinks so?

Are we thinking about performance-based comparisons? Why does he believe that his productivity/performance is comparable to that of other world leaders- such as those in USA - with comparable levels of salary and benefits?

Shouldn't Kenyans expect more? Don't they deserve it?

If he doesn't like school, he is welcome to drop out.

[I doubt that he will ..]