This is a perfect example of how we should manage our land... large-scale farming is the way to go.... As a country we should start to find a way on how we should start to amalgamate our land to make it viable for large scale commercial farming..
This video,it's the best so far,very informative and useful...wish we Kenyans we can go back n start doing large farmings....shida ni corruptions, tamaa etc in kenya
This is beautiful, and I agree with Manager Muhoho that the subdivision of land cannot sustain us. Like the Matatu industry, it is chaotic. The government should develop policies that will streamline land reform to communal ownership. These can be run as public limited companies -on landowners as shareholders' terms. In Kenya, we see the success stories in SACCOS; thus, it is possible.
hata sio ku hate,but htis is the land that the colioniolist took frome the resident people...im impressed ,it looks good.but i still have my resentment!
😂😂 remember there was racial segregation in Kenya back then. So I doubt your skin colour would have allowed you to live your life to the fullest as white people did. You’d probably have been confined in some African reserves with your movements monitored.
I love the show! I feel bad on the other hand, though, looking at the large swathes of land the colonialists acquired at almost nothing, pushing out the locals, and they hold these lands to date. This remains a very sensitive matter, right at the heartbeat of the imperialists, so much so that the Kenya govn't almost cannot do anything about it without sabotage from the west. When Mugabe raided such lands to benefit his people, they mauled him down. The yoke of the imperialists remain heavy and impeding.
Thieves of our land that left the Kikuyu yoith landless. They should be considered oppressors this is our history of colonialism. Good narration but your great grandfather and grandmother suffered immensely from these thefts. Her lovely gardens were our grandparents property. They should give the land back. The house is lovely but 10500 acres stolen imagine that glad it's back in the hands of Kenyans
That land is in meru and was originally Laikipia Maasai land,,, if anyone was to claim it then its the Maasai and probably the Meru cause its within their borders,,, i dont understand how kikuyu comes in.
@@josephmateli8899 Nop, you look at the context if the video, he converted the cash into todays currency. he did not say what the cash would have cost in today's exchange, but even then 2500 pounds for 11,000,000ksh is way to much!
