Inaitwa Final destination
Mombasa, Ukunda, Malindi, Lamu is the reason why.
it’s a tragedy. unexpected. fortunately for them it’s over. no more pain. may their families find energy to bear the heavy loss
We are not. The lake in Uganda is close to the most productive region i.e Kampala, Entebbe and other parts of Central Uganda, where people have higher disposable incomes. So, it makes sense how they utilize it more than on the Kenyan side where disposable incomes are not that high.
Umesema ukweli…Hii Lamu sijawai enda
Anyway Landlocked countries are making great use of their lakes and rivers…Malawi, Zimbabwe, Zambia are having all sorts of recreational activities and attracting very many tourists to their lakes and rivers.
Wacha siku moja nipate kandarasi pale Lake Basin Development Authority utaona ideas nitaleta
Wacha kutusi watu ya kisumu…wako na pesa:D:D
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I agree with you KSM has a lot of potential lakini politicians from Luo Nyanza have in a way failed their region, hata wengine wa Western pia ni meffi.
Hata huyu ametuwacha
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Asante kwa kutuosha macho may she RIP.Also RIP to the other fatalities
Such busineses can make good money but I suspect they are capital intensive. I think most beach front property in Kisumu belongs to government and indians. Some of the properties appear to be shanties probably put up by squatters. For instance those vibandas at lwagni. I think that land belongs to either KRA, Kenya ports Authority or Kenya Railways. Across lwagni there are a cemetries/crematoriums a, golf course, NEMA, Kenya Pipline and other govt parastatals/departments. After railways kuna impala park, yatch club. I do not know who owns hippo point but it seems private property inaanzia hapo all the way to dunga.
Such busineses can make good money but I suspect they are capital intensive. I think most beach front property in Kisumu belongs to government and indians. Some of the properties appear to be shanties probably put up by squatters. For instance those vibandas at lwagni. I think that land belongs to either KRA, Kenya ports Authority or Kenya Railways. Across lwagni there are a cemetries/crematoriums a, golf course, NEMA, Kenya Pipline and other govt parastatals/departments. After railways kuna impala park, yatch club. I do not know who owns hippo point but it seems private property inaanzia hapo all the way to dunga.
kuoshwa macho na nini? kwa hizo picha zote umeona ass ama thighs? jifunze meaning ya kuoshwa macho then try to repeat the nonsense you’ve posted
Such busineses can make good money but I suspect they are capital intensive. I think most beach front property in Kisumu belongs to government and indians. Some of the properties appear to be shanties probably put up by squatters. For instance those vibandas at lwagni. I think that land belongs to either KRA, Kenya ports Authority or Kenya Railways. Across lwagni there are a cemetries/crematoriums a, golf course, NEMA, Kenya Pipline and other govt parastatals/departments. After railways kuna impala park, yatch club. I do not know who owns hippo point but it seems private property inaanzia hapo all the way to dunga.
Peleka ujinga mbali tafadhali…
Terrible weekend for Ugandans…and now a rally car has plunged into spectstors killing some.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eAY2CeJQQQ
Yeah we gave greatly under-utilised our side of the lake potential. Huko from fishing to recreational activities kama water sports. The place has great potential. If we can put inplace proper policies to govern movement of people and fishing activities lake victoria can be like michigan ya USA… I mean am sure the lake has more or comparable coastline to the kenyan indian ocean coastline…
Waaaah! What has annoyed me most is that guy shouting ‘yesu, yesu’. An imaginary white fairy has nothing to do with anything…
Haya tumezaliwa nayo na tukalelewa.
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Hapa ni wapi?