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Kenyan Media Sacrificing the Common Man at the Altar of Political Sensations Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Antony Felix O. Simbowo, Kenya May 29, 2005
Poverty   Opinions

  


Even as they bag in nice perks and live comfortable lives, let them know that it’s their sisters, brothers, mothers, fathers, aunts and uncles among others, who are eliciting mourns from prevalent socioeconomic torture by the establishments of the day. And it’s their duty to get and highlight the views of these people on salient development issues thereby paraphrasing the old adage of doing unto others what you would have them do unto you. This is what the Kenyan economy direly needs after years in economic slumber, disparaging, rape, and loot.





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Antony Felix O. Simbowo


TakingITGlobal has never been more apt than it is now in providing a forum for expression. This is because the dynamic world has undeveloped challenges that pose a great problem to the growth and daily life of any youth in the global society. What with the incessant wars, poverty, HIV/AIDS, pornography, racism and several other vices creeping into the society in a culture best objectified as vicious gradualism.
Here is where writing comes in handy and the TakingITGlobal literati, glitterati and pundits alike have provided a vital conduit through which these vices, positive and negative dynamism can be expressed.
I am saddened for example, when a promising youth is reduced to a hopeless parasite by drugs. More saddening is when I see the mercilessness, the hopelessness, the dereliction, the lack of love that many children, youth and people are subjected to due to wars, poverty, pornography and such as other negativities which silently and slowly kill the spirit and will within humans! Having gone through such experiences myself, I pray that God gives me the massive ability to be able to help these people to the best of my ability with His guidance, provision and protection. I have often wondered whether the expression "do unto others what you would have them do unto you" is being subjected to relativity. These are the problems which need highlighting and what better forum is there than TakingITGlobal.
I am privileged to be part of this ideologically vimmed and gustoed community.
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