For Me, One Of The Major Reasons

And So I'm Saying That, Yes, Colonialism Was Terrible, And I Describe It As A Legacy Of Wars, But We Ought To Be Moving Away From That By Now.

What I Am Trying To Say Is That They Need To Learn To Rely On Themselves And To Learn From Other People, And When You Learn Something From Other People, Then You Keep Moving Onward For Yourself.

One Of The Reasons Why We Started The Green Belt Movement Is To Work With These Ordinary Peasant Farmers So As To Educate Them That, Despite The Fact That They Are Poor, It Is In Their Interest To Protect The Soil That They Have, To Protect The Forest They Have, To Protect The Land That They Have, Because If They Don't Do It, Things Can Be Only Worse Tomorrow For Them For Them And For Their Children.

When You Know Who You Are You Are Free.

Sometimes I Feel Frustration At The Bureaucracy For Not Moving Fast Enough To Deliver In The Way That I Would Prefer. But That Is Probably Because I Have Worked For Many Years In The Civil Society, Which Tends To Move Much Faster Than Government.