Attention to South Coast as Dongo Kundu Bypass Nears Completion 

thank yourself, the tax payer for contributing 10% to this project. the other 90% thank the japanese tax payers. JICA concived and funded this project from before uhuru

@@TheTororistyou are so vain. Those taxes were being paid since Kenya got independence how come the other presidents did not utilise those taxes to build it? UK directed those taxes to this project. Thank him first the taxpayer has no power to dictate what his or her taxes do, at least the Kenyan taxpayer lacks that power it is bestowed on our elites.

Im vain? for praising the citizens why'll you praise a man?? something is wrong with africans@@deanking6105

I agree with you. Hoever let us not forget many road works were concieved during Kibakis government....however it took a great leader as Uhuru to recognize, implement and finish them off. another leader could just as easily abandoned them.

@@annamartin9961 pamoja dia 🤝

True,let's now pay the loans without complaining

​@@callewwy8710we also paid loans before,zakayo is not the first to pay loans,

​@@callewwy8710let zakayo utilize his loans well,he is not the first president to pay debts

Enda uko ukaone😂

btw to coast saaii ni 1100 via a bus just visit and see

The road is not fully complete.

@kiprotichsalat2460 even after completing, they will mark it and then leave it for about 3 years before redoing the marking.

@@chrisamoi8663 Not only markings, street lighting and guard rails are never maintained. Only Thika road has a contractor for that.

@@patricknjogu2962 and drainage. Our roads are terrible.

And speed limits . Horrible work from the government of kenya

actually this was kibaki's blueprint,uhuru just implemented it the way ruto is implementing his affordable housing blueprint,so meza dawa ipunguze machungu,uhuru's time in politics is finished for good

Uhuru was a God's chosen!

Yes he delivered,let's now pay the loans he borrowed without complaining

But construction is still on. Markings and signage come last

lol, they just started marking ngong road, (past daogo corner) about 7 years since it was completed. its a valid question. some roads they do it on time, others they just leave it be because nobody complains@@patricknjogu2962

Most of the City roads in Kenya not well marked, a hazard indeed

yes of course it is

Sadly That's how loaned projects work, the contractor is from the same country offering the loans, hence the lender government is pumping directly to it's economy and in the long run the government will regain it's money back when paid back, that's why china and Japan love to loan mega projects over Sea, even the us when is sends foreign aid like military equipment to Ukrainian the 12 billion dollars was actually given to America weapons manufacturers and the equipment was sent to Ukraine as loans

It's funny after calling him all sorts of names, now they are praising him.

Appreciate where good is done. Corruption is a global challenge.

I think Dongo Kundu is more mijikenda than Swahili, cause there are a number of towns in the coast called like that. Like I know another Dongo Kundu in Watamu/Malindi. And in any case, Dongo Kundu is easier to pronounce than what you are proposing.

Actually ni matusi Kwa wale wanajua lugha ya kiswahili

Rangi NYE KUNDU kiswahilli ni lugha kubwa

​@@user-mp2so3qz4d nkt it means red in coastal language

That's a mijikenda name meaning red soil

Kundu means red from the word nyekundu..