Such roads and pavement in kenya are rarity - not the norm. And they are backlog from pre-chinese arrival.

Just30:
This is the kind of bad roads Chinese contractors give Kenya after siphoning all the money through the looting Kenyatta family dynasty ..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bGcAEBFlgE


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm5pLpeQayk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK-eY7CY_o0&t=25s
Roads that cant be distinguished from dirt path

Mkenya2019:
Mr Kwasi Amoako-Attah - says your total road network in 78,000 - Kenya is well onto 250,000 if not 300k now. That is like 3-4 times bigger.
Total paved road in Ghana - 15000k. Kenya now 25000km.

I rather listen to your road minister - than a resident mad cow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0ADd4SNmYA

Total paved roads in Ghana is 40,000km out of 109,515km

Ghana has 11,000km more under construction as we speak.

Kenya total paved roads is 17,000km.... that's even if we consider your gov't to be truthful but as we've learn, everything in your country is inflated to give a false sense of doing well so that fools like you can come online and make noise.

Just30:
This is the kind of bad roads Chinese contractors give Kenya after siphoning all the money through the looting Kenyatta family dynasty ..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bGcAEBFlgE


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm5pLpeQayk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK-eY7CY_o0&t=25s
Roads that cant be distinguished from dirt path

So this is Kenya? wow I don't believe this. Please check again, this can't be Kenya. Kenya is very developed all around.

More usual diarhoea. This 2021 - and your own road minister - is claiming you have 80K road network with 23 percent having ever since bitumen - most of it completely run down. About 43 percent in bad shape.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0ADd4SNmYA

Just30:
Total paved roads in Ghana is 40,000km out of 109,515km

Ghana has 11,000km more under construction as we speak.

Kenya total paved roads is 17,000km.... that's even if we consider your gov't to be truthful but as we've learn, everything in your country is inflated to give a false sense of doing well so that fools like you can come online and make noise.

Mkenya2019:
Such roads and pavement in kenya are rarity - not the norm. And they are backlog from pre-chinese arrival.

They are a norm in Kenya and that is why only 5% of your country roads are paved

The remaining 235,000km, the least said about it the better.

The Chinese have always been in your backwater

Kenya is not even developed in Nairobi let alone it entirety

A country that constructs roads without drainages and celebrates paved when they finally see one.

GeneralDae:

So this is Kenya? wow I don't believe this. Please check again, this can't be Kenya. Kenya is very developed all around.

Mkenya2019:
More usual diarhoea. This 2021 - and your own road minister - is claiming you have 80K road network with 23 percent having ever since bitumen - most of it completely run down. About 43 percent in bad shape.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0ADd4SNmYA

Do you understand what classified road network means?

i wont expect you to, the level of education in your country is terrible

Nairobi downtown is just roadless


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzJmd-zjEfk&t=350s


An Indian man goes to this pothole every year to fill it because it was the pothole that took his son life.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fZm8xK7XJ8

A country with 80,000kms of road cannot lit a candle to us.
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/state-values-road-network-at-sh3-5trn-before-audit-3472282
The valuation of the 246,757.26 kilometres of roads, which include 40,002.34km trunk roads, is more than Kenya’s Sh3.06 trillion budget, highlighting the impact of Jubilee administration’s accelerated investment in roads in the past decade.

KRB data says the country has 161,821km classified roads, 34,000km unclassified or new roads with more than nine-metre road reserve and 50,000 km narrow roads that have less than nine-metre road reserve.

Kenya had 76,100km of roads in 2014, meaning that 85,721km of paved and unpaved roads were added in five years to June 2019. The country has added 10,395km of paved roads from 2010 to close June 2019 with 21,295km.

“Kenya’s road assets are estimated at over Sh3.5 trillion, representing one of the largest public investments in the country,” says KRB.

Just30:
They are a norm in Kenya and that is why only 5% of your country roads are paved

The remaining 235,000km, the least said about it the better.

The Chinese have always been in your backwater

40,186 km is your total classified road network - Kenya has 160,000kms. Your trunk road is mere 13,000 against kenya 45,000.

Look at that map and pity your country - all the gold and total mess

Just30:
Do you understand what classified road network means?

i wont expect you to, the level of education in your country is terrible

Just30:
A WEF nonsense

only 5% of your country roads are paved which is just half of Ghana paved roads

such a roadless country

let's rather not call reputable sources nonsense of all people you are one of the few I don't expect this from

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Mkenya2019:
A country with 80,000kms of road cannot lit a candle to us.
https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/state-values-road-network-at-sh3-5trn-before-audit-3472282
The valuation of the 246,757.26 kilometres of roads, which include 40,002.34km trunk roads, is more than Kenya’s Sh3.06 trillion budget, highlighting the impact of Jubilee administration’s accelerated investment in roads in the past decade.

KRB data says the country has 161,821km classified roads, 34,000km unclassified or new roads with more than nine-metre road reserve and 50,000 km narrow roads that have less than nine-metre road reserve.

Kenya had 76,100km of roads in 2014, meaning that 85,721km of paved and unpaved roads were added in five years to June 2019. The country has added 10,395km of paved roads from 2010 to close June 2019 with 21,295km.

“Kenya’s road assets are estimated at over Sh3.5 trillion, representing one of the largest public investments in the country,” says KRB.

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complete nonsense

A roadless country like Kenya will continue to be in the shadows of Ghana.

Manage to pave at least 10% of your country roads then maybe you will be able to compare with Ghana doing almost 40% as we speak.

Mkenya2019:
40,186 km is your total classified road network - Kenya has 160,000kms. Your trunk road is mere 13,000 against kenya 45,000.

Look at that map and pity your country - all the gold and total mess

Our classified road network is 87,000km


all this noise wont bring your country paved roads to at least 10%

manage to pave 40,000km of roads and then you will be able to compare to Ghana.

jl115:
let's rather not call reputable sources nonsense of all people you are one of the few I don't expect this from

WEF once in a while come up with nonsense

just like the nonsense, they came up with when they said Togo has better education than Israel

Roads do not need to be paved.
They need to be MOTORABLE.
They need to be in good conditions.
1st is to expand the road network.
We are doing that....soon we will have about 350,000kms...that will be South Africa level of road density.
Then we make sure they are in good motorable conditions - even if it mean paving them with murram and gravel
Kenya county gov maintain our large road network.

Let me give practical example. This is my farm in kericho kenya

At front of my farm is national gov - feeder roader that is paved - by national gov.
Behind my property is a regularly maintained road - of murram - by county gov.

The inner roads are mostly for collecting tea leaves everyday in collection centers - and short distance to people houses.

Bottomline - You need EXTENSIVE MOTORABLE ROADS IN ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS - and that most important index

Just30:
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complete nonsense

A roadless country like Kenya will continue to be in the shadows of Ghana.

Manage to pave at least 10% of your country roads then maybe you will be able to compare with Ghana doing almost 40% as we speak.

Just see this nonsense

How do you have a motorable road when it is not paved?

No wonder dirt roads is what you guys are used to ..... When you see small road pavement, you rejoyce because it is rear in Kenya.

Mkenya2019:
Roads do not need to be paved.
They need to be MOTORABLE.
They need to be in good conditions.
1st is to expand the road network.
We are doing that....soon we will have about 350,000kms...that will be South Africa level of road density.
Then we make sure they are in good motorable conditions - even if it mean paving them with murram and gravel
Kenya county gov maintain our large road network.

Let me give practical example. This is my farm in kericho kenya

At front of my farm is national gov - feeder roader that is paved - by national gov.
Behind my property is a regularly maintained road - of murram - by county gov.

The inner roads are mostly for collecting tea leaves everyday in collection centers - and short distance to people houses.

Bottomline - You need EXTENSIVE MOTORABLE ROADS IN ALL WEATHER CONDITIONS - and that most important index

What would economic justification to pave a road that go into farms or animal parks?
Roads can be in good all weather conditions if it maintained.
Gravel or murram road in rural areas as long as it regularly maintained like Kenya is great.
Rural murram roads - leading to farms - every year or twice a year before the rainy season - they need a little touching, compacting and little more gravel.
Has the US paved all it's road - despite being so rich
No - only Singapore and the likes - which are urban cities - paved all their roads.

Focus first on density - build bridges and all that. Improve connectivity. You got Nigeria situation where a bridge makes difference of 7hours on a journey to Abuja and yet they haven;t built it.

We beat Ghana in all road indicators...the rest are usual mad man ranting.

Just30:
Just see this nonsense

How do you have a motorable road when it is not paved?

No wonder dirt roads is what you guys are used to ..... When you see small road pavement, you rejoyce because it is rear in Kenya.

Just30:
Total paved roads in Ghana is 40,000km out of 109,515km

Ghana has 11,000km more under construction as we speak.

Kenya total paved roads is 17,000km.... that's even if we consider your gov't to be truthful but as we've learn, everything in your country is inflated to give a false sense of doing well so that fools like you can come online and make noise.

Sources for your data? Stop pulling numbers out from where the sun don't shine.

Mkenya2019:
More usual diarhoea. This 2021 - and your own road minister - is claiming you have 80K road network with 23 percent having ever since bitumen - most of it completely run down. About 43 percent in bad shape.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0ADd4SNmYA

Facts are stubborn. I will go with the road ministers numbers, not tantrums.

Because the road has economic value, it must be paved.

Are you trying to tell us that 235,000km unpaved roads in Kenya goes into farms?

What a useless excuse

5% Paved will in Kenya?

How does that compare to 40,000km of paved roads in Ghana?
Even cocoa and mango farms have paved roads.

Keep ranting like the lunatic you are
The US has more than a majority of it roads paved

Mkenya2019:
What would economic justification to pave a road that go into farms or animal parks?
Roads can be in good all weather conditions.
Focus first on density - build bridges and all that.

We beat Ghana in all road indicators...the rest are usual mad man ranting.

gallivant:


Sources for your data? Stop pulling numbers out from where the sun don't shine.

I've posted it here before

you can go back in pages

go and pave your country muddy roads, even paved roads in Nairobi looks muddy

The trunk roads 40km - should be paved.
The main arteries and feeder roads should be paved.
But some will not make sense to pave.
We cannot pave roads to our animal parks for example.
For rural areas - it doesnt make sense to pave every road to the driveway or farms.
Those can remain gravel or murram roads...as long as it well maintanied.

For now focus here -

Top 10 African countries with quality roads
Namibia (score 5.2) world ranking 23.
South Africa (score 5.0) world ranking 29.
Rwanda (score 5.0) world ranking 31.
Cote d'voire (score 4.7) world ranking 42.
Mauritius (score 4.7) world ranking 44.
Morocco (score 4.4) world ranking 55.
Kenya (score 4.2) world ranking 61.

Just30:
Because the road has economic value, it must be paved.

Are you trying to tell us that 235,000km unpaved roads in Kenya goes into farms?

What a useless excuse

5% Paved will in Kenya?

How does that compare to 40,000km of paved roads in Ghana?
Even cocoa and mango farms have paved roads.

Keep ranting like the lunatic you are

This time round he didnt bring their internal politics as an excuse for the minster factoid.

gallivant:


Facts are stubborn. I will go with the road ministers numbers, not tantrums.

So why are your trunk roads not paved?

WHy is only 6,000km of your highways paved?

Why are your feeder roads largely unpaved?

why are nairobi downtown roads dusty and muddy?

when you pave those, you pave road network will get closer to that of Ghana.

Mkenya2019:
The trunk roads 40km - should be paved.
The main arteries and feeder roads should be paved.
But some will not make sense to pave.
We cannot pave roads to our animal parks for example.
For rural areas - it doesnt make sense to pave every road to the driveway or farms.
Those can remain gravel or murram roads...as long as it well maintanied.

For now focus here -

Top 10 African countries with quality roads
Namibia (score 5.2) world ranking 23.
South Africa (score 5.0) world ranking 29.
Rwanda (score 5.0) world ranking 31.
Cote d'voire (score 4.7) world ranking 42.
Mauritius (score 4.7) world ranking 44.
Morocco (score 4.4) world ranking 55.
Kenya (score 4.2) world ranking 61.

Because we dont have gold, oil, diamond and aluminium.
We have huge infrastructure deficit...but we are working on it.
The last 10yrs we have double our paved road from 11,000 to now about 25,000kms.
Our road network expanded from 160k to 240km..
Our road quality - has improved - many roads including unpaved are in fair all weather conditions.

Just30:
So why are your trunk roads not paved?

WHy is only 6,000km of your highways paved?

Why are your feeder roads largely unpaved?

Just30:
I've posted it here before

you can go back in pages

go and pave your country muddy roads, even paved roads in Nairobi looks muddy

Same old nonsense. If this is the modus operandi in Ghana your country is based on deceit, and you are getting nowhere like your neighbor Nigeria. Please style up or shut up.

Does gold, oil and diamond pave roads?

Mkenya2019:
Because we dont have gold, oil, diamond and aluminium.

In the same last 10 years, Ghana has added 20,000km more paved roads

gallivant:


Same old nonsense. If this is the modus operandi in Ghana your country is based on deceit, and you are getting nowhere just like your neighbour Nigeria. Please style up or shut up.

Tantrums from a country with tiny pave roads and everywhere is just muddy

It does. Ask South Africa, Namibia, Botswana - what their gold and diamond has done.

Now why is Ghana the leading gold producer, a decent oil producer, aluminium, diamond and name it NOT IN THIS LIST

Are you bonobos? GOLD=MONEY=THAT BUILD ROADS

Top 10 African countries with quality roads
Namibia (score 5.2) world ranking 23.
South Africa (score 5.0) world ranking 29.
Rwanda (score 5.0) world ranking 31.
Cote d'voire (score 4.7) world ranking 42.
Mauritius (score 4.7) world ranking 44.
Morocco (score 4.4) world ranking 55.
Kenya (score 4.2) world ranking 61.

Just30:
Does gold, oil and diamond pave roads?

Mkenya2019:
This time round he didnt bring their internal politics as an excuse for the minster factoid.

Just give the minister of propaganda some time, he hasn't failed before.

Just30:


Tantrums from a country with tiny pave roads and everywhere is just muddy

Just post your sources and believing you won't be an issue. Simple.

I think he failed ab initio. The first principle of propaganda. Never be caught lying openly. This one does and has zero credibility. He would put to shame Baghad Ali who was promising the US fire and brimestone as his press conference was being bombed.

gallivant:


Just give the minister of propaganda some time, he hasn't failed before.

Mkenya2019:
I think he failed ab initio. The first principle of propaganda. Never be caught lying openly. This one does and has zero credibility. He would put to shame Baghad Ali who was promising the US fire and brimestone as his press conference was being bombed.

Lol