[kictanet] Revisiting Deadly Thika Road

[K Machuhi]

This Thika Road whining is becoming rather tiring.
It is your duty as a driver to observe caution and to be your brother's
keeper.
As a frequent user of the road (all of it) for the last 22 years, I marvel
at the new piece of road we have there; as i marvel at recklessness of
some drivers.

May China's Wu Yi and others move their magic to Ngong road....

On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 7:51 PM, Mark Mwangi <mwangy at gmail.com> wrote:

> it is indeed sad when state officials defend obvious ills.
>
> There is a problem, everyone sees it but they would rather deny it exists
> and blame detractors. Whatever happened to standards?
>
> On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 9:39 PM, Edith Adera <eadera at idrc.or.ke> wrote:
>
>>  Listers,
>>
>> Very sad indeed to hear the Minister of Roads (today on TV) defend Thika
>> road unconvincingly!
>>
>> When things are not done well, we must be honest enough to acknowledge
>> where things went wrong and to come up with some proposals on what will be
>> done to improve the works and address the high road carnage. Rather than
>> resort to the usual defensive position - that does not help anyone Minister
>> Bett. I would have expected you to have an open forum to discuss the
>> concerns of Kenyans rather than be so dismissive!
>>
>> Despite being assured that the issue had been brought to the attention of
>> Eng Kidenda, there is no response to date! Grace, I wonder if you had any
>> luck in reaching Eng Kidenda for an open debate.
>>
>> Edith, Concerned Kenyan Citizen!
>>
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> Mark Mwangi
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