The person whose level of intelligence you need to put into question is the one who declaims the very real abject poverty in HBC on multiple bases, none of which is very germane to the abject poverty at hand

The difference between me and you is that you are using google yet at on the grounds, mashinani my friend.I keep telling you that poverty is in the mid and i am changing that fast in my environment in Homa Bay as dust in DC cools your nose, nostril etc. Each Luo homestead has chicken rooming and reared freely, cows, sheep, kitchen garden before you assess anything. This is the start of everything. Majority don't see the potential of curling and replacing their stock. That is the beginning of everything.

Of course we are now doing groundnuts, millet and sorghum, resilient groups, away from the traditional maize year in, year out.

For me as you google, i am seeing the change that i have been advocating for.

Otherwise posting stuff that used data which is 10-15 years old also shows a lot of intelligence. Furthermore an academic thesis for that matter.

I bought to resell. I want to cash out my capital gains and I am offering you an opportunity to make money since you are a DC expert.

Underexploited DC tourism starting to take off. Hold steady! Fyatu you have no reason to worry, the wanyamas are well protected.

Asante @Mugundaman. Quite refreshing to see the legendary tuskers of DC. Did you know that only Elephants in Kenya and Tanzania grow the longest tusks of all elephants in the world?? Indeed, legend has it that there is a male elephant in DC whose tusks touch the ground and has brought Kenya lots of foreign exchange when wazungu visit Kenya to see it. I pray that human settlements don't interfere with natural habitats for these animals that squarely form our national heritage.