For so long, Kenya’s foreign policy largely assumed a dovish posture, one devoid of confrontations and partisanship least overtly. It was a policy posture that saw Kenya regarded favourably by its regional neighbours as an impartial broker. Our largely non-interference-in-the-domestic-affairs-of-our-neighbours approach boosted confidence and won us admiration and respect. It is no wonder that the … Continue reading Kenya’s Foreign Policy Shift: From Dove to Hawk