From Progress To Regression: The Economic Struggles Fueling Kenya’s Youth Uprising- Stephen Munania

GUEST: Stephen Munania- Deputy Governor, Murang'a County
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[@breeamani886]

a very knowledgeable and articulate man, ichung'wa should learn from such leaders.

[@alicedehats2325]

Great leader there, keep going our deputy Governor.
The County is doing Well

[@abrahamhinga9286]

The Civic Education Agenda remains Contentious since it favours the Political Class when Citizens remain ignorant.Justice and Democracy for many remain a futile mirage.A most Colourful dream all be it impossible to achieve.. Corruption and impunity leaves us eternally in Servitude.. Hope is ever becoming a distant dream..I Cry for My Beloved Country 😭💧💧

[@simonmwaura9306]

Wow ,that story of stanley imepiga ndipo

[@kibekimani2361]

A 'young leader' who believes that giving children uji in ECD is revolutionary! Si heri ata muongeze mayai and a banana then source these products from the local women's groups stimulating production and a source of income. Theft at the local level is out of control. Produce is being stolen left right and center. Secondly, I still hold that Muranga should have concentrated on Agriculture before health; cows for meat, milk, chicken products, coffee, avocado etc giving residents maize seeds is no longer sustainable esp due to climate change.

[@bryanotieno7106]

Year on year same B.S