A detailed
analysis by Kenyans.co.ke counted 455 distinct presidential promises over four
years, finding only 12 completed, 21 in progress, and hundreds unfulfilled.
Supporters point to economic stabilization, lower inflation, expanded healthcare, and infrastructure like teacher recruitment and fertilizer subsidies under the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda.
Critics call it a profound governance deficit, joking about new promises while old ones linger unfinished. Views split along political lines as the country reflects on progress ahead of the next elections.