What to do in Kenya?

In your own opinion what will be the main key to achieve Kenya Vision 2030?

• In a span of 22 years from 2008 to 2030, Kenya’s overall  economic, social and political status is set to be changed by a bold  program by President Mwai Kibaki known as Kenya Vision 2030. See more at: http://humphreykariukindegwa.weebly.com/1/post/2014/02/kenya-vision-2030.html

• Answer:

  I'd go with 3 things I value most, and hope will take root: National Cohesion: Tribalism really drags us down big time. Everytime I try to speak against it i'm normally labelled naive. I believe we can live without since it happens to crop up during every decision making process. When someone has an idea that either requires certain policies implemented or financial backing, among the first questions to be asked in whispers is 'Which tribe is he/she from'. If the tribe is unfavored you're just hit with the good old Application Declined. And that's how the country wastes ideas. Infrastructure: The country is lagging when it comes to the infrastructure at our disposal. We only recently acquired a sizable chunk of reliable internet from SEACOM's undersea fibre cable, and only recently did we develop a liking for highways and superhighways. A couple of policies have changed towards favoring infrastructure, but I believe we have more to achieve. I like what Alfred Mutua is doing with Machakos, in that it might become the next Las Vegas a few years down the line. Accountability: Our political representatives are notorious for their desire to embezzle funds. They previously used to get away with it easy, but nowadays it's not as easy. It still happens though, which is why I think a lot can still be done towards stemming this. We need less white elephants.