The Way I See It: Essays on Kenya’s Turbulent Political Landscape under President William Ruto is a searing, uncompromising, and thought-provoking collection of essays that critically interrogates the state of Kenya’s democracy under the leadership of President William Ruto.
Written by Prof. Peter Ndiang’ui, a seasoned scholar and outspoken voice in Kenyan diaspora activism, the book is both a call to action and a historical record of anation in turmoil.
The book is structured into seven thematic sections, each delving into key aspects of the Kenyan political, social, and civic landscape during President Ruto’s tenure. Through sharp analysis, grounded critique, and personal reflections, Prof. Ndiang’ui exposes the contradictions, abuses, betrayals, and missed opportunities that have marked the period.


































Prof. Peter Ndiang’ui –
The Way I see it: Essays on Kenyas Political Landscape under President William Ruto by Prof Peter Ndiangui
Dan Oloo – 24th June 2025
Rated 5 out of 5
Prof Ndiang’ui is always on top of things.
Dear Dr. Dan Oloo,
Thank you sincerely for your thoughtful and generous review of The Way I See It: Essays on Kenya’s Political Landscape under President William Ruto. Your words affirm the purpose behind this work, to offer honest, critical reflections that encourage dialogue, accountability, and ultimately, better leadership for our nation.
I am particularly encouraged by your recognition that critique, when grounded in care for our country, is not opposition but contribution. It is this kind of engagement I hope the book continues to inspire among readers, a collective willingness to say what we see, with both clarity and conviction.
I truly appreciate your support, and I hope other readers will find the book equally insightful and thought-provoking.
Warm regards,
Prof. Peter Ndiang’ui
Dan Oloo –
Prof Ndiang’ui is always on top of things.This is a good insight on the actual events happening in Kenya currently. A good leadership require accountability, respect to the rule of law and when one brings criticism doesn’t mean they don’t like you but want you to do better for the prosperity of the nation which all of us adore very much 😍. congratulations my great friend you are saying it the way you see it.