When advertising for properties, it is common to see such adverts highlight aspects such as a huge spacious living room, two-car parking, master en suite bedrooms, back-up generator and the like. However, it has always baffled me how such property owners fail to recognize internet connectivity as another critical infrastructure element. From the developing trends, some in the information generation would prefer to reside in a single-roomed slum dwelling with high-speed internet connectivity than a three-bedroom abode with no connectivity. Arguably, internet connectivity is cheaper to set up compared to the other facilities. However, its inclusion could be a huge boost in the use value of properties. Hoping to see more property owners seize the opportunity to attract the information generation by including internet connectivity in their list of amenities.
Are property owners alive to the importance of internet connectivity?
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hehe, just shows how epically undeveloped we still are even in Nairobi. We can still talk of lack of water in the capital of a country that is one of Africa's top economies. Poor infrastructure at its best. I would personally like to see all the above including playing fields for our children, not just a concrete jungle. In Rio Brazil, every other open space is a playing field, guess why they have the best footballers in the world.
Lack of water is not solely a developing counties problem, i have seen worse in the most developed country in the world , am talking about the US, parts of Arizona have never seen piped water for more than 5 years , most of the residence in these areas rely on buying water from water tankers like the once we see in Dagoretti corner, the problem is that some of them are so poor they can hardly afford to buy a 5 gallon jerrycan of water
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