By EDITORIALMore by this AuthorWith the Jubilee government keen to show that it has delivered on its promises and deserves re-election, there is increased scrutiny of any claims of achievements. This is to be expected, as voters evaluate its performance in the run-up to the August elections. INFRASTRUCTUREHowever, a claim by Infrastructure Principal Secretary John Mosonik that nearly 2,000 kilometres of new roads have been built around the country was bound to attract some scepticism. The 1,882 kilometres of new roads is such a massive undertaking that it would be clearly evident to all. Indeed, a good way to scale this is to visualise the construction of two separate highways from Busia to Mombasa.

Source: Daily Nation April 24, 2017 19:03 UTC