SO Kenya strikes water reserve
I love the news of a great water reserve in Kenya while still pointing out the fact that Molo has been using underground water reserves for years now that have their
origins in Turkana.
GOLD THAT.
GOLDen minds
I liked this interview, talks so much sense. In Kenya we have 10% of population controlling 45% of the economy. That is shocking. My great problem at times is that there are many problems that require little investment but will produce immense benefits. The great problem as Dr. Karungu here says is that we are not producing middle class. We have to really deal with traditions e.g. study get a job, do business to to buy a car and a house. Knowledge always brings people to rest, whether in religion for my case Christianity or Economy. I hope you know that more than doing busy-ness people need to do business, create not just employment but meaningful employment. Since many just want to pay personal bills e.g. in Molo, there is no strategy management in place just mere competition with local businesses. As one said "If you think education is expensive try ignorance". It is severely expensive. In my talks in schools I find that what really inspires teens is...
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