Any new rural governor in the office should first acknowledge that having good roads is the key to development in any given area. Before i start bashing on any efforts by our governors, let us get simple highlights concerning road network.
THE road transport has undeniable socioeconomic benefits which are often underestimated in difference to its negative impacts.
Indeed, the weight of the road transport sector within the economy is considerable not only in qualitative terms but also in economic terms such as source of wealth, employment and in terms of support given to other economic activities.
benefits;reduced friction of distance,facilitated trade, improvement of movement of people and goods, remove barriers and lead to an overall better standard of living.
Modernization, rural growth, expansion of counties among others should need to revisit the way we manage/develop our roads. It's sad to see tones of farm produce rotting on their way to market when murram road concept was done away the moment whites left the country. Cabro is here with us but rural towns will have to go through second coming of christ to have them.
All governors should know for county to have efficient growth, should have this in heart, memories it and make it his/her lover(that is if clean water is readily accessible).
I a still think we don't have long way to go if our so called leaders start doing and stop bitching. whats so hard with having rules and policies? even if watakula na mafimilia, let it have positive returns to the people on the ground. Or what about having policies that stipulates that all weather roads should be redone every year(si kupiga viraka or something close).
cases like these should not be heard of.
what waiguru has in store;
THE road transport has undeniable socioeconomic benefits which are often underestimated in difference to its negative impacts.
Indeed, the weight of the road transport sector within the economy is considerable not only in qualitative terms but also in economic terms such as source of wealth, employment and in terms of support given to other economic activities.
benefits;reduced friction of distance,facilitated trade, improvement of movement of people and goods, remove barriers and lead to an overall better standard of living.
Modernization, rural growth, expansion of counties among others should need to revisit the way we manage/develop our roads. It's sad to see tones of farm produce rotting on their way to market when murram road concept was done away the moment whites left the country. Cabro is here with us but rural towns will have to go through second coming of christ to have them.
All governors should know for county to have efficient growth, should have this in heart, memories it and make it his/her lover(that is if clean water is readily accessible).
I a still think we don't have long way to go if our so called leaders start doing and stop bitching. whats so hard with having rules and policies? even if watakula na mafimilia, let it have positive returns to the people on the ground. Or what about having policies that stipulates that all weather roads should be redone every year(si kupiga viraka or something close).
cases like these should not be heard of.
what waiguru has in store;
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