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Day Kenya Kwanza leaders were forced to eat their own words

National Assembly Majority leader Kimani Ichung'wah (centre) dances during a church service in Nairagie Enkare, Narok East. [File, Standard]

As Sir Albert Einstein once said politics is more difficult than physics.

It is hard to find a counter-argument, especially in the Kenyan political arena today where leaders and their ability to stay true to their words has proven elusive.

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