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- Jun 26, 2016
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You didn't understand any of those I mentioned, because you have never experienced them in real life. Unaleta exuses za kijinga. Hebu rudia usome vzr and think again before writing anything. Vinginevyo unajiaibishaSome of the dynamics you are trying to compare are totally different due to demographic differences, like how can you compare a BRT app while the public transportation system in Kenya is entirely different? One is government owned while the other is almost entirely private..
The other claims are just due to ignorance, Kenya was a pioneer in this region in all the other things you mentioned like digitizing govt services, e-passport, traffic lights etc. I don’t got the time to educate you on obvious stuff like ecitizen
A city of kigali, most public buses are privatelly owned, but they still have a city card na wanascan na kuingia kwenye hizo bus zao hata kama ni private. Sasa sijui unatetea nini?
Why call yourself a tech advanced city, and you fail to have even A Nairobi City card for accessing public amenities?
Is it not true that you always in long lines as Kenyans waiting for your Passport stamped? Au solutions ya e border pass technology hamuioni?
Is it not true hata kwenye city trains zenu, kuna watu wanapita na kutick ticket manually, what makes diffcult to have a mobile application or City card for accessing Commuter trains
Na bado kuna long lines za watu kuprint ticket za SGR.
What is tech advanced in Nairobi that most citizens benefit from simplicity of technology in their daily lives au mko tech advanced kwenye online statistics?