[kictanet] Fwd: Press Release: Service Degradation - P.S. Ndemo where are you?

[Brian Munyao Longwe]

We need to grow out of "Naomba serikali....: let's remember that Gov't
is primarily responsible for creating the policy framework within
which we can thrive and co-exist.

Our operators probably need to engage with CCK to look at measures to
punish/penalise those who interferere with their infrastructure. The
law already has certain provisions - but those need to be
strengthened, made relevant and enforced through regulation...

Best regards,

Brian

On 3/14/12, Paul Roy <roykoikai at gmail.com> wrote:
> This is outrageous and immediate govt action is required. How on earth can
> contractors be this careless and bring masses to their knees?
>
> We need some tough penalties for such reckless behaviours...
>
> Ndemo - please take this up.
>
> regards,
> PR.
>
> On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 4:25 PM, james ratemo <jratemo at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> At this rate the economy will come to a stanstill. KDN is also crying of
>> fiber cuts.
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