By the way; Rain does NOT come from trees!

Trees are necessary to hold the (rain) water and stop it from running down to the rivers all at once.

If you cut them down, the rains will still fall, but the rivers will become seasonal - only flowing during the rain and drying up a few days later.

If you want to see this effect in action, go to Njoro and see the River Ndarugo which feeds into lake Nakuru. I lived there from 1991 to 2003 and I saw this river slowly turning from permanent to season... and the lake followed suit - it also became seasonal. But the rains continued!

@Mjua,

FACTS.
1.300 acres of land was bought by Renaisance from Eegaads....and Ren owns majority shareholding of Eegaads (61.74%) bought through Waguthu Holdings from the former majority shareholder (Socfinaf)

2.Area under Eegaad will not come into use until the final phase of the project which will be well beyond 2018.

3.Interested individuals,developers and corporate entities have been invited this month after approval of the master plan and can apply on areas of interest.

What the three investors have is a grand plan/idea,financed half way by RENCap...The rest might as well come from you and me.

Kindly refer to advert in yesterdays SN.

Please elaborate..........

@Wakagori,
It's a sports complex....hapa iko kitu!

Did you know that it is called so because it is own by three powerful individuals?