Away from politics brand Kenya Arsenal stadium
Away from politics brand Kenya Arsenal stadium
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mulanKE
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Edward Wanjala
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Wao, the name Kenya is going beyond borders. Now that we have again retained position two in athletics, our popularity is growing day in day out.
Edward Wanjala
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It is true. A few days back I was worried. I was worried because i thought if Raila won, all the mega projects may be affected, but now that Uhuru is in, this projects are going to be implemented faster considering that William Ruto will be on the ballot in 2022.
It could have been risky if there was nothing tying down Uhuruto to coming elections, but now they have to deliver three fold.
We are actually going to see more being done than in their 1st Term so as to safeguard Ruto's fate come 2022
Jay456watt
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yeah u guys have said it all...we are doing great so far...our popularity is on the high...esp in athletics...also the relationship between Kenyatta and global leaders like Merkel, Xi Jinping & Shinzo Abe is giving us that 'powerful African country status'
we need to get rid of poverty, hunger, unemployment, insecurity and slums though..
we need to get rid of poverty, hunger, unemployment, insecurity and slums though..
kemo
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Jay if i was a special adviser to the president i would have asked him to fast track the slum upgrading projects and he will never have problems with the kibera,mathare population and the raila mentality will change hey the Sgr was done within 3yrs
Nimkimbilie nani
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Edward Wanjala
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I think the New Nairobi Governor had such things in his Manifesto. If he implements it, Nairobi will be great. The full manifesto touches on issues slums.
Jay456watt
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true
Jay456watt
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fantastic...i dont know abt traffic reduction though? this guy was and is in the matatu industry...it will be hard to say bye bye to matatus now...also the issue of hawkers..this guy will bring hawkers everywhere..i have not seen light rail or BRT...removal of roundabouts...I have doubts abt giving this city to a guy like Sonko...by the look of his manifesto, Nairobi will look like Gikomba by the time he is finished with hawkers, touts and chokoraas in every direction...I think the New Nairobi Governor had such things in his Manifesto. If he implements it, Nairobi will be great. The full manifesto touches on issues slums.
kemo
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fingers crossed naskia sonko ameanza kazi mpaka some people wanalalamika ati bado he is not sworn inI think the New Nairobi Governor had such things in his Manifesto. If he implements it, Nairobi will be great. The full manifesto touches on issues slums.
Sammuel999
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Where i this article buda boss
Dont be dropping good shit without back up.....msee!!!
Weka link ASAP [emoji2][emoji2]
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Azarel
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Who called u so?
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I think the New Nairobi Governor had such things in his Manifesto. If he implements it, Nairobi will be great. The full manifesto touches on issues slums.
Na chokoraa atawapeleka wapi? Kibera tibiim!
Azarel
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Well, u said that u read s'whr that they called u "The emerging super power in Africa"
Then I asked u...who called / ranked u in that position?
That's all Man,