Business person | Advocate for manufacturing & sports as industries | Believes in systems, management & sustainable development | Building systems that last.
1. There's a whole park with an amphitheatre just sitting along Nairobi River waiting to be restored and have some money thrown at it.
HOW MANY COLONIAL ERA PUBLIC SPACES ARE JUST SITTING THERE, PROTECTED, YET RUN DOWN AND WAITING TO SIMPLY BE RESTORED?
It's time to compile a list. Just think how much peoples lives would improve if the public spaces we already have were just maintained.. no matter the surrounding conditions. It does not take a mad amount of money to make Kamukunji Park 100% better than it is.
2. Yeah, all that needed to be torn down. Full stop.
Thanks @KibayaInTrouble for bringing this up.
The more one looks at the renders v. map, the more obvious it is that this is Gikomba.
Proof that AI isn't taking anyone's job any time soon.
"I asked AI, dint even click the link!"
There's a desperation to not get things done.
Fully support this move—this has been a long-standing dream for many of us. For decades, traders at Gikomba Market have deserved a modern market with proper facilities. This transformation will bring dignity, order, and better business. The future is brighter. #ModernMarkets
@KinyanBoy Sometimes tough decisions are necessary. Clearing Gikomba riparian land paves way for safer, modern markets. Those cartels risking traders’ lives had to go. In the long run, this is protection—not punishment. Better days ahead.
The Nairobi bypass felt like it was designed mainly for the wealthy we paid over 20,000 UGX just to use it. It made me wonder how ordinary citizens who rely on it frequently manage such costs.
In many of these countries, salaries may seem higher on paper, but the cost of living quickly eats into earnings. By the end of the month, you often realize there’s little or nothing left to save.
Back home in Uganda, it’s different. Even though incomes may be lower, people have strong survival instincts and financial discipline. Somehow, they find ways to cut costs and save more, making life feel more sustainable in the long run.
I took the pics
@KenyaRailways_ As u expand the SGR to Kisumu, kindly improve daily commuter services too. Increase trips (at least 5 daily) and optimize off-peak by reducing coaches to cut costs.
A strong rail system will ease traffic congestion and free up roads for proper maintenance.
Inspection of Baricho Well fields Solarization. Already 6,716 Solar panels have been installed to generate 4.3MW, to help ofset about 20% water pumping costs in Mombasa and Kilifi Counties. Delivering the Plan!