Let's appreciate the small and simple steps my friend. Many an accident victim have become permanently disabled after being ferried in saloon cars to hospitals. A simple stretcher and an attendant with first aid skill goes a long way. I have relatives and friends who are six feet down or disabled for lack of these basic facilities. Please appreciate the power of a siren on Uhuru highway or Limuru road. I have seen it all.

Alfie ni shujaa. Let's criticize him even more, I'm sure these comments will somehow reach him, and he shall become better n better. Meanwhile, kavogho's subjects won't know what hit them damn! Some characters need to be lynched!

Hate it when people criticize the fact that the ambulances are just a basic van. Most ambulances primarily need equipment and staff to do the following:
1. Stabilize patients (gauzes, stretcher, etc). In addition, they have mini-stimulants such as adrenaline (eg, to stabilize allergic reactions) and perhaps oxygen cannisters.
2. They have paramedics trained in stabilizing patients...NOT treating them.
3. They have sirens and trained drivers to get the patient to a medical doctor.

In all this criticism, I have barely seen ANYONE who has celebrated the fact that there are indeed AMBULANCES now available!

(in fact, so many ambulances, that the surplus at any given time can be made available to neighbouring counties on a "per call" lease rate + plus an annual subscription fee to remain on standby. Ultimately providing a positive economic return AND saving lives)

These reactions are the typical Kenyan "tear your neighbour down" mentality.

It's almost as though Kenyans have been "abused" by various levels of leadership for so long that when they see even a glimmer of good leadership, they reflexively believe that it is too good to be true and start to look for ways to tear it down in order to prove their "gut feeling" based on previous decades of poor service.

At least for Mutua, there is something to discuss, criticize, appreciate, dis-agree with etc. We must all appreciate him for giving us something tangible to work with, from all aspects of logical arguments in here. Thus, from that front, we all agree Mutua is leading the way.

As a Governor, when you are starting with a poorly developed county, it is easier to be lauded for development than for a Governor who is in a cosmopolitan county with well informed stakeholders.

ako ntv sasa.why hasnt mutua just published the logbooks of the alleged vehicles the same way he published this homebreaker

kibwana is starting construction of medical training centre next month.compared to mutuas ambulance white elephant,whos smarter now?

to some as long as it's not ambulances bring bought, it's the right move - you won't hear them complain of the building of mtcs before dispensaries. in fact I wonder why counties even use their funds in any other medical undertaking before building and equipping health centers.

This lazy gavanaa cant even sort out potholes on a major road as outside Tuskys. Alifungua ile barabara alikuwa amefunga in Thika town?