hardwood there's a thread on wazua on how to make money with single rooms. This fellow was a wazuan.

How to make money f***ing Kenyans. Use wazua.

Usijaribu kutu hadaa tafdhali...

Thus far you have used city council in your points. I was meant to understand by cord that its now called a county

With Governor Kidero....

Everyone in that office is his employee. Including the planning office manned by wazees.

This fellow just has to go. Mumias was bad but it was only money...Here we have a governor who's been there when people are dying.

DEAD!

This fellow just has to get Orengo pushing his gate.


Useless!! That's what he is.

Why should anyone pay land rates to someone who only appears on Larry Madowo shows?

Useless fellow.

Tell him I said it. As much power as he thinks he has, he never showed up when people died in his county.

But he loves talking about bananas.

Here he is with Walter Mongare being reddykulas.

This fellow is just too maaaashhh.

oh governor, incase I'm undermining

Fact is that many buildings in eastlands are "illegal" not because they are poorly built, but because many landlords don't have title deeds (they only have share certificates) which were mandatory for council approvals. This means that even if you hired the best professionals and followed their advice to the letter your building would still be illegal, with an X. The good thing is that the county has recently started accepting share certificates as proof of ownership in the approval process and this means many buildings will now be legal and subject to inspection by county authorities during construction. Earlier on the county authorities used to collect bribes and turn a blind eye as construction was going on since they couldn't inspect "illegal" buildings.
That said I think its only an idiot landlord who would sink his millions into a sinking building. The fact that kanjo hasn't "stamped" your plan doesn't mean that you should cut corners. The architect and engineers should still work for the money you paid them, and advice you accordingly, even in such such a situation. It's your investment after all.

Juzi I was at westgate and noticed that the river that used to flow hapo inje is now all parking, all concrete without any sign of the river. Hope mother nature will hit back and teach the grabbers a lesson. I thought the law says the protected riparian zone extends 30m on each side of the river. At Westgate the parking is bang on the river, laterally. They put a concrete slab on the river and made it the parking zone. Kidero and the former lands minister Orengo have a lot to answer for this state of affairs.

just useless