@knickster_kim@Goddie_Ke We are doing a simple comparison of Japan already doing the same thing. Their Farmland Banks lease idle private land (owners keep full ownership) and put it to productive use so it doesn’t stay abandoned. Pure practical food-security measure, nothing more. Same logic here.
@fatcrab84@Thii_RedBarron@knickster_kim@Goddie_Ke Japan already does the same thing. Their Farmland Banks lease idle private land (owners keep full ownership) and put it to productive use so it doesn’t stay abandoned. Pure practical food-security measure, nothing more. Same logic here.
@fatcrab84@Thii_RedBarron@knickster_kim@Goddie_Ke The suggstion bng discussed is for the governmnt to lease land from private owners (not take ownership), particularly unused land in rural areas, in order to invest in agriculture and help end hunger. Ownership would remain with the original landowners. Wacha kuenda Mbali
@kitonyo_onesmus@knickster_kim@Goddie_Ke Of course such a comment has to come from a millennial. Let me educate you, Intelligence and leadership capacity are not embedded in any tribe. Every community has its share of foolish people and equally, its share of capable and intelligent ones.
@Thii_RedBarron@knickster_kim@Goddie_Ke This is a point for discussion, not a settled idea. Share your point of view instead of sending insults like an emotional kid. In a functional government, the state could lease land from the people and use it to grow crops. Ownership would remain with the original owners.
@Mwarubainii@knickster_kim@Goddie_Ke It was a just a point of view & there’s nothing wrong with importing working models from elsewhere. “Good artists copy, great artists steal.” - Picasso
@NelsonCryptic@knickster_kim@Goddie_Ke Who said I voted for Ruto last year?
The problem with you idiots is that you politicize everything, clouding your judgment until even a brilliant idea gets dismissed.
Politics aside, this is something worth considering.
@knickster_kim@Goddie_Ke Like it or not, this is the future. The reason we lag behind Europe and Asia is because we have yet to decolonize our minds from outdated traditions. We must break free, innovate, and become truly futuristic
@GlowRizla@kheswa_thenjiwe In Kenya, if you take such too seriously, you’ll stress yourself into the grave. We’ll all show up in great numbers for a candlelight vigil, contribute for the family, post “you were loved by many” tributes… and someone will still whisper, we told him it was just banter.😂😂
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