President Uhuru Kenyatta has cautioned leaders to stop whining over problems citizens are facing and provide solutions. Speaking in Mombasa when he officially opened the Kenya Secondary School Heads Association annual conference, the President said it is hypocritical for leaders elected and mandated to cater for the interests of citizens to turn round and lament in every forum about the same problems.
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