Why does everyone blame the Jubilee administration for failed projects, or projects that are too expensive? Kimunya should know better. To be fair, it is not the Jubilee administration's fault that these projects were started or even planned. Most projects we blame them for mishandling are Vision 2030 projects, something that the previous (most capable) administration (of which Kimunya as Finance Minister was an integral part) planned and started implementing.

The Jubilee administration has not started anything of significance. Even the so-called Big 4 Agenda is just an emphasis of 4 areas of Vision 2030. Could it be that Kimunya was telling us that the timing of the SGR extension from Nairobi to Naivasha was bogus? Or that the Uhuru administration has botched the financing of the extension? Because, unless we have been badly misinformed, even that extension was planned in Vision 2030, albeit as an extension from Nairobi to Kisumu and Malaba.

So it is not a Jubilee administration project, and fingers should not be pointed at the Jubilee administration for having a shoddy project as they have not authored or established any project of any significance. In fact, they have delayed several Vision 2030 projects, and for that they should be blamed,... but not for any new non-existent projects.

What we should blame the Jubilee administration for is for dismantling a functioning government and mishandling the financing and running of the same. They brought in a cabal of inexperienced hotshot autocrats to replace mature career civil servants that knew how everything works and where every skeleton was buried, and now we are paying dearly for it. In their inexperienced hands, Kenya is now broke and the government has become a pariah on its people, with KRA as its most trusted agent. As things stand today, KRA will come to collect for everything from income derived from unauthorized farts to hard-to-prove online businesses.

SGR, the Airport to ABC Expressway, the expansion of the Nairobi - Nakuru highway (in Nairobi), the new Nairobi - Mombasa toll road (if it ever starts), you name it - these are all Vision 2030 projects. What will the legacy of the current administration be? And will us Kenyans allow the continuation of this by voting in one of their principals in 2022? Do we have any otherwise (as we are wont to say)? Any alternatives? Me, I don't know what's in store for my kids, and I'm worried because, if the Jubilee administration is anything to go by, our future leadership is lacking, and I can't see a current credible alternative at the moment.

Americans should also stop being dumb. Its no wonder their bunge was overrun in an effort to drain the swamp.

https://sv.usembassy.gov/the-railroad-to-nowhere/

there are other more pressing realities instead of building a 65 billion express highway from mlolongo to james gichuru road.

are the hospital equipped enough with drugs and facilities? do all public schools have enough materials/facilities to teach kids the new cbc curriculum?

He was right. If you insist dynasties cant rule he also has a right to say 2 tribes cant rule us forever.

Tangatanga Khalwale has the answer for you.

You actually did not understand Khalwale's SPEECH, did you?

Extract from Go out and talk to the people, Mr President

Sunday, January 10, 2021

By Gitau Warigi who Writes a weekly column for the Sunday Nation

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Hear, hear.

He never had it!

this hustler versus dynasty narrative is very dangerous. it is basically a way of pushing the 'poor' against the 'rich'. what ruto and his sycophants don't realise is that poverty and wealth are relative. this would easily morph into anybody with anything (a goat, a chicken, a house etc) being targeted by thieves claiming they are the dynasty. this dangerous joke should have been stopped before it even began. biggest irony is that the narrative is being driven by one of the richest people in kenya.