pessimist kenyans....wow!!!!

The chief value of money lies in the fact that one lives in a world in which it is overestimated.

TRS ...na michuki aliendesha gari lako ndio a succeed? .... something is being done wrongly by this minister.... Accept that ....sio compe....

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Ask me! Anyone tried KRA and Youth enterprise websites...check them out and you'l see how much work has been put to implement it. so imagine,if having a database of all companies and records of instituiton and individuals paying taxes why not DLs( i hear its coming soon). it is so possible we just need pushers to make it happen. it has started but again in kenya faith alone wont do. i hate to say but sometimes you hate kenyans for what we cant do but are capable of

The idea seems noble but it would be interesting to know the main objective of this project. Has a CBA been done for this project? What is the cost of the project to the tax payer?- remember Mwakwere doesnt pay tax.

For sure traffic accidents will not be reduced because the size of the DL has been reduced.

The roads are wide and unmarked. Sometimes you have to break real hard because you stumble on king size bumps which are unmarked and no sign to indicate bumps,potholes and quite honestly,you could be a very good driver carrying a plastic DL and you are killed by an Eldoret Express doing 140kph.

If the the real interest is stemming the number of accidents,then Mwakwere is cutting the tree starting with the leaves - and I suspect fruits,because a project like this is bound to be multi million dollar with kicks flying back and forth.

And oh poritics is roco - Wasn't the requirement for uniform by PSV crews waived just before election? Politics of the belly!


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While I seem to be hard put trying to understand the Kenyan and his motor gari,it has never been lost on me that we have perhaps been looking for a savior to whisk us out of misery. In his place we from time to time get slave-drivers who often herd us like sheep.This temporal situation seems to calm our nerves albeit momentarily.Its time we snapped out of this mode and beckoned reality. When it comes to the driving culture here in Kenya we always seem to forget that the ultimate responsibility lies with every individual and not the cop,the minister,the pedestrian,the next driver or anybody else. A lesson borrowed from, say Europe will prove as much. Drivers in particular hold themselves to account thereby making the lives of others bearable on the road.Could it be that we are too excited by these machines hence our inexplicable behaviour on the road?Maybe when it dies down we'll become better drivers,citizens etc etc.

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