[kictanet] Revisiting Deadly Thika Road

[otieno.barrack at gmail.com]

Peter this is where engineer Kidenda comes in, we don't want shoddy work, if a road is opened up appropriate measures have to be taken to ensure safety and security of the users, we are making this debate petty no wonder we are calling it whining and it appears some of us are resigned to the status quo, if it were that cheap it would not have received massive coverage from the media, I wish the concerned people can be sermoned by the relevant parliamentary commitees.
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Subject: Re: [kictanet] Revisiting Deadly Thika Road

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