PeterReborn wrote:The competition from Sonko is giving Kidero nightmares.He is doing more PR now.The benefit is to the common mwananchi
If Sonko using his "private wealth" can give Kidero nightmares by providing the services Kidero is supposed to provide, and for which he collects parking fees, birth certificate fees, business license fees etc. it shows that Kidero is a very poor leader. He has been in office for 2 years I think, how much time does he need to start doing something, anything?
I know politically this approach is not possible in a city that has people who, after all this time, still want to give Kidero "a chance to govern" Nairobi, but look at how other cities run by human beings like Kidero, not aliens, are planning to run their cities. What do Wazuans think of this?
Quote:THE public sector is often seen as synonymous with inefficiency, waste and a lack of direction.
Ambitious Harry Black intends to change that, by running a city with the tight professionalism of a private business.
Can it work? Black’s guinea pig is Cincinnati, Ohio, where he will introduce a performance-driven culture that turns traditional governance on its head.
His focus is on outcomes, Backchannel reports, but instead of high profit and good branding, his goals are thriving neighbourhoods, safer streets and sustainability.
Staff will be given targets and expected to deliver to residents, or “customers”. The city will transform into “the go-to destination for people who want to live, work and play in Ohio”, a fountain of work and economic opportunity.
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