I just made it back to the US yesterday after spending several weeks in Kenya. Several claims are flying about the country, but the thing that should be worrying us most of all is the state of affairs in the country. From my observations while I was there and phone calls I have made after my arrival, most people in Nairobi are almost out of food. Not only are shops and supermarkets not open but there are no food deliveries in the city.(and as we all know, Nairobi has no shambas)
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