From a quick glance at his twitter page, he seems very interested in agriculture and building churches, which is a good thing, but I wish african leaders and in this case since we are discussing m7, put more effort on cleanliness, and to achieve that two things come to mind paved roads and piped water.

usafi will go a long way in improving peoples livelihoods, and since m7 has failed to do that in the past 20 something years, his philosophy is just that.

of course there is, but only for a select few households, you know in Africa we still have majority of the population residing in the rural areas.

There is something about cleanliness that just makes people to be better beings, you notice those who live, and even those people from slums who work in the upmarket gated estates will never litter ovyo ovyo, even while in such estates most people are kinder and tend to follow the order set.

I think if focus is on cleanliness and ways of making the same better to maintain we would generally make bigger strides towards cannan, and to be clean alot of water is needed and paved roads and walkways make it easier to maintain that cleanliness.

Makueni has industrial parks? Didn't know that. What you see on Twirra may not be a representative of the facts. The twirra account is run by professional PR agents well trained by our own Cynthia Nyamai so it will take a trip to the land of Buganda to see trully what M7 has done.

How much can than mgomba cost in the KE market?

Sorry i did not mean to say Makueni has an industrial park.I was referring to Makueni fruit pulp factory. Museveni's idea of an industrial park is that which manufactures/adds value to simple things/commodities/natural resources that is abundant in Africa but taken for granted and fed to dogs.He, like Kivutha, has encouraged simple development as building of fruit factories in rural areas as part of agricultural industrial parks.

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Africans have been singing the song of value addition for many years but little is done. We have this kasumba that value addition is a complex thing and procrastinate about it forever. Value addition is not complex...look at finlays or willamson or sasini tea. An example of value addition. Look at delmonte whose products can be found in supermarket shelves in London etc.Don't be shocked when the sweet apple mango from Makueni starts being transported by KQ to New york come September or a later date.Thus,i think M7s approach to economic growth is sustainable.

Come to think of it, the good prof of Makueni county can build all these factories(milk, mangoes and many others) in one area of Wote town and "organically" build an industrial park.

Yes, i am aware that twirra can be used to "paka mtu mafuta kwa mgongo wa chupa" but credit should be given where credit is due.

I wouldn't know how that mgomba cost

Source of the Nile Bridge, Jinja.
Cost $112M
Length 525M
Beautiful

It was highlighted on CNBCA yesterday.Very beautiful indedd especially at night. The Entebe-Kampala superhighway looks beautiful at night too.I could not believe it was Uganda.
One thing i found absurd is that the bridge was being marketed as a tourist attraction...ama kweli sisi wa-Africa tuko na shida.Eti sasa bridge ni tourist attraction?

The construction was epic. Much respect to the engineers.










Testing the bridge with overloaded trucks. It showed that the bridge is up to, and even beyond, international standards...

It actually is.. Just like the LA bridge

We can't judge a philosophy by referring to it alone. We have no way of knowing whether it's great.

But we can praise anything, if it has objects that we hold dear. Like fish, bridges, cars, 'obsessions'. Logic without emotion and other common delusions.

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