Tembea Kenya

[Pamba 1]

Hio barabara ukienda hadi mwisho utakutana na wajukuu wa king Solomon.

 

[Pamba 1]

Pic 1 ni barabara kwa chalbi desert going to moyale
Pic 2 must be on the road to turkana

Ushawahi pita marsabit central?

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Ushawahi pita marsabit central?

Yea, mbona?

 

[Anglututu]

I am conflicted about these roads. They cost billions and billions to build but are grossly understilised. Meanwhile just 80kms from Nairobi farmers are having to destroy vegetables and pour milk because hakuna barabara (see the rant of a dude elsewhere).

You cannot develop a country by distributing poverty...........

Agreed, the roads seem under utilized now but with more regional government efforts and not theft, the economies in these areas can come up.
Hiyo destroying food because of roads really annoys, but again if I understood right, it's intertwined with middlemen drama, and farmers choose to destroy than throwing it away to the middlemen. I stand corrected.

 

[Kender9]

Mgala muue lakini haki yake mpe. Ni hayo tu kwa sasa.

I presume unamaanisha I give credit to jubilee govt. But I beg to differ cos the construction kicked of during the nusu mkate govt in 2008

 

[Mwalimu-G]

But I beg to differ cos the construction kicked of during the nusu mkate govt in 2008

Ikafika Ngaremara kwanza.

 

[Bettingguru]

Huku Kweli Ni Kenya?

 

[Ngima ya Mûhîa]

But there's need to develop the north so that in future we distribute ourselves well in the country. Wacha shamba ziishe tuone kama hatutaingia kule. More than 75% of Kenyan population reside in the shaded part and that's partly because it's developed and has better network of roads. Another parallel highway north of A104 -A109 will be very good for the country.

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The real reason why people settled in that area is because of favourable weather and climatic conditions from the ancient past. That's why the area has also been constantly improved.