In August, President William Ruto unveiled Vision 2060 at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, positioning it as Kenya's generational successor to Vision 2030 — a 34-year roadmap meant to define the nation's future. Yet even as the government invites citizens to help shape this long-term agenda, it has not established the institutional body that would coordinate, implement, and account for the vision's execution. Great ambitions have always required not just a destination, but a steward — and that steward, for now, remains unnamed.