Tensions are mounting within the cabinet as disagreements over how to address the escalating wave of abductions threaten to fracture the government’s unity. Recent incidents have seen an alarming rise in kidnappings, with victims ranging from prominent public figures to ordinary citizens.
The crisis has sparked heated debates among ministers, with factions forming over the best course of action. One group advocates for immediate negotiations with abductors to ensure victims’ safety, while others push for a more hardline approach, including intensified crackdowns on criminal networks.
Insiders suggest that the disagreement stems from concerns about the government’s image. Critics argue that negotiating could embolden kidnappers, while proponents stress the importance of saving lives. “We need a balanced approach, but right now, the cabinet is anything but united,” said an anonymous source.
The discord has raised fears of political fallout, with opposition leaders accusing the government of failing to protect citizens. Meanwhile, families of victims continue to wait in anguish, demanding swift and decisive action.
As public pressure mounts, the cabinet’s inability to present a unified strategy risks eroding trust in its leadership. Whether the government can bridge its internal divides remains to be seen, but the stakes have never been higher.
By Kenyans