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Kenya decides to go it alone on crude oil pipeline - CAPITAL NEWS.

The decision, reached by President Uhuru Kenyatta and President Yoweri Museveni, was announced at the end of the 13th Northern Corridor Integration Projects Summit held in Kampala. Kenya will embark on the construction of the Lamu-Lokichar pipeline while Uganda will build the other pipeline through its southern borders. The decision comes after Kenya abandoned negotiations with Uganda for a single pipeline project, because the talks dragged on for long and had paralysed preparations for the construction of Kenya’s oil pipeline. Kenya and Uganda have however agreed to continue cooperating on petroleum issues since both countries are new in the industry. In a communiqué read at the end of the summit, the leaders also pointed out that the integration projects have made big strides with the Kenya section of the Standard Gauge Railway being the best example. Construction of the Mombasa-Nairobi SGR section has now reached 75 percent and is expected to be completed by 2017. A commercial contract and financing agreement for the Nairobi-Naivasha SGR section has been signed and construction expected to begin by September. Kenya has also signed a commercial agreement with China Communication Construction Company for the Naivasha-Kisumu-Malaba sections and construction of a modern port at Kisumu and the Kenya Government is currently sourcing funding. On the Uganda part of the SGR, preparations are at advanced stages and the Ugandan Government has signed a commercial contract with China Harbour Engineering Company for the Malaba-Kampala section. Feasibility studies for the Rwanda and South Sudan sections of the SGR is expected to be ready by June 2016 and December 2016 respectively. On ICT, the partner states are working to develop a framework for regional data roaming with a proposed maximum retail tariff of Sh11. The partner states have already adopted a Regional Broadband Strategy and are fast tracking the development of legal and regulatory framework to curb vandalism of fibre optic infrastructure. The NCIP member countries are also in consultations with their respective Central Banks with a view to ensuring interoperability between mobile money operators. Ministers of Trade from the partner states have been directed to fast track development and adoption of legal and regulatory frameworks with Capital Markets Authorities in each of the countries tasked to facilitate regional interconnection in line with the goal of having inter-linked regional trading platforms. The partner states defence ministers have been directed to expedite the adoption of the Draft Accession Treaty to the Defence Pact and to consider the final Mechanism for Comprehensive Conflict and Dispute Resolution. The leaders also discussed a cooperation agreement on the transfer of prisoners and offenders and report progress to the 14th Summit. Kenya will take the lead in drafting guidelines for the implementation of the cooperation agreement and host a meeting at the end of May.

Kenya ranked as third most corrupt country in the world

A Survey ranked Kenya as third most corrupt country in the world. The report comes amid growing public anger over the wanton theft of public resources following revelations over the loss of Sh791 million at the National Youth Service (NYS). Before the NYS saga that has sucked in top government officials, the jury is still out on how the government spent the Sh250 billion it raised from the Eurobond. While Cord leader Hon Raila Odinga at Meru National Polytechnic where he officially closed the third annual devolution conference, April 22, 2016 told the Governors to reign in corruption and deal with the perception that they are the new centres of graft. A weak judicial system and frequent demands for bribes by public officials,Widespread tax evasion that only hinders Kenya's long-term economic growth, and rampant fraud in public procurement are just a tip of an iceberg of some factors of corruption in Kenya.

Devolution is working slowly but steadily despite nascent hiccups

Devolution is working slowly but steadily despite nascent hiccups  .

In 2017 elections you should remember to choose competent MCAs because its clear if a Ward gets a better servant , then grassroots development will jump to desired levels  so fast .

Wards are starting to shape up. In just 3 yrs MCAs' performance with their meager allocations are better than Members of Parliament's in terms of cash allocated to meaningful completed projects rations, even if they don't have PR schemes as the likes of Governors , MPs so forth fond of showcasing  empty talk , WARD Bosses did well  , an indication that  the next 20 yrs of Devolution might  be better than the last  20 yrs of CDF under MPs.

MCAs' projects are standing out than MPs who are constantly passing the button to the Government Road this and School that so forth whenever they are asked why some roads for instance are total unpassable , or lack of water , in fact they are now fondly passing to the County Government almost everything !

Finally our hopes will lie more with the MCAs and County governments, at least them are concerned with grassroots problems than your Waheshimiwas always rushing to cut deals at the expense of those who voted for them .......