Hello sweet
people,
The Central Bank Governor Patrick Njoroge on October 28/2019, faulted the structure of the Kenyan economy where the growth on paper was evident but there were no jobs.
He stated
that increased spending on infrastructure development over the years did not
put money in the pockets of Kenyan households, a report by the Business Daily
on October 30, 2019 reported.
"It's
true the number of goods produced sold in the country rose. The only problem is
that Kenyans can't eat the numbers," Njoroge argued.
The railway
is such a big lie because since the completion of the Mombasa to Nairobi route
what we have seen is the collapse of truck freight companies which offered
employment to Kenyans.
In 2019, the
government passed a policy forcing all cargo being cleared in the port of
Mombasa to be handled through what ended up being the more expensive railway,
leading to protests from cargo transporters. According to the contract between
Exim bank, Kenya Railways Corporation and Kenya Ports Authority, the KPA is
obliged to provide 1 million tons of freight from the start of the operation
rising to 6 million by 2024.
Look at what
is happening to small towns and centers along Mombasa and Nairobi that serve as
resting places for truck drivers and bus passengers.
These towns offered a wide range of services
like garages, lodgings, bars and gas stations. What the SGR is doing is sending
these people home and bringing in expatriates from China.


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