@joshuwiti: a few years ago vok was turned into a dumping site but as you can see the administration of our president Dr. @William ruto William ruto @State House Kenya has turned it into a a beautiful estate through boman yangu and affordable housing project. let call a spoon a spoon and a spade a spade. continue praying for our leaders and Kenya at large. #walkoffaith #walkwithJesus #fypシ゚viralシ #viralvideo #fypシ

Varry Jane :

we want industries we have enough houses

kenyans vision 2063 :

how do houses help

Abdallah Turky Bempa :

our salary deductions sio gava , wantam

Bexx :

there is no difference. It means the dumping site has been relocated to a different place. We need factories to recycle items not houses to increase the wastes

Julia july :

🥰🥰tutam tunataka maendeleo

User64928192736 :

Tutaam

shatz💝💝🇰🇪🇭🇲 :

we need a recycling plant in each county sasa to deal na Tu dampsites issue in future we will have a clean nation..

BETTERSTONE :

pesa yetu hio....actually the fund is in excess comparing to what's being spent in building....so how much is Kasongo making from the materials mind your labour cost is 30% of the material costs

kamaumuiruri91 :

it is difficult kutetea wakenya,how does this help you??imagine this was build as an industrial park not housing project,hao vijana wote wa huko mtaani kwenu wangepata employment for years..but are you ready to see that?

Browilly :

Unless we fix the cost and reliability of electricity, significantly increase power generation capacity to support industrialization, expand manufacturing, and support local cottage industries, roads and housing alone will never be sustainable drivers of economic growth. Infrastructure is important, but it is often used as visible proof that a government is working while the real foundations of a strong economy are neglected. The true pillars of long-term prosperity are affordable and abundant energy, productive industries, quality healthcare, and a strong education system. These sectors create skilled workers, healthy citizens, innovation, and sustainable jobs. No country has achieved meaningful industrialization without investing heavily in electricity generation and ensuring that power remains affordable for businesses and households. When healthcare and education are struggling, and manufacturers face high production costs due to expensive energy and taxation, economic growth becomes difficult to sustain regardless of how many roads are built. Kenya must prioritize increasing electricity generation capacity, lowering energy costs, promoting value addition in agriculture, supporting SMEs, and creating an environment where industries can flourish. Kenya's future depends on getting these priorities right. Without affordable energy, industrial expansion, strong healthcare, and quality education, physical infrastructure alone cannot deliver broad-based prosperity or improve the living standards of ordinary citizens.

hashim +254 :

yes very beautiful bat

kuhani :

That dumping site that used to smell very bad in Vok 🤔🤔🤔🤔 maajabu

jojii :

Can we ever do things that are of benefit to the economy in the long run

DR. KOKE🦁🦁🇨🇿🇨🇿 :

kamatusa :

1tam

Varry Jane :

tutakula nyumba

Yussuf Dakane :

kbb

Choreographer12 :

Should the government work ama??

Dark Humour 😈 :

how is constructing buildings solve the unemployment in the country

kioko :

it's now we are given keys to those of us who have paid.its taking too long.

user8878218245968 :

asive ya sifuna atatumia pesa yake

Hotpot :

hebu Rex masai na Albert Ojwang watuambie kama iko sawa

Hohay Realty 🏡 :

Two Terms and Beyound