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Wanaohoji na kupiga makelele kwamba safari ya Netanyahu haikua na manufaa zaidi ya kuongea kuhusu Alshabaab, basi kwa taarifa zenu, nitaendelea kuwaletea habari tofauti za mambo yaliyoibuka na kujadiliwa.
Ifahamike sisi ni Wakenya na huwa tunachangamkia kila fursa, tunakesha tukiwaza, kupambanua na kudadavua jinsi nchi itakavyofaidika kila wakati fursa inachipuka. Rais wetu hakenui meno na kuchekea chekea wageni, anakua tayari keshajipanga pamoja na wapambe wake, mahesabu full kwenda mbele.
Israel yesterday said it will partner with the Kiambu government to upgrade county roads using cheap technology to save money and create jobs.
The announcement came barely hours after Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was in the country for a three-day State visit, said his country will bring technologies in Kenya.
The technology globally known as Soil Enhancing Solutions capitalises on enzymes to modify roads, irrespective of the soils. It is considered more environmental friendly compared to bitumen. Governor William Kabogo was in Thika town during a demonstration on how to use the cheap soil technology. He said the move will reduce maintenance costs for boda boda and matatu operators, as well as the cost of transport for industries.
“We partnered today with I-Tec-W from Israel to demonstrate how their soil-stabilising solution is effective in upgrading our roads. Israel is ahead of us in technology and we believe after we have done enough tests they will come back and tender,” Kabogo said.
The investors are part of the team which visited the country together with Netanyahu to enhance business relations. President Uhuru Kenyatta described the visit as a gain for the two countries to extend relations in trade, tourism and technology. “As a county and government we will continue working closely with other stakeholders to boost trade and create opportunities,” Kabogo said.
The county and national government will carry out tests using international standards on the 400m road developed by the Israelites. Kabogo said after meeting the standards, I-Tec-W will now tender to construct 200km of the major link roads between towns on a pilot project. “We know with this new technology Israel will help us construct the 3,500km road infrastructure as per our 2017 infrastructure plan,” he said.
Israel to use enzymes to build Kiambu cheaper roads
Ifahamike sisi ni Wakenya na huwa tunachangamkia kila fursa, tunakesha tukiwaza, kupambanua na kudadavua jinsi nchi itakavyofaidika kila wakati fursa inachipuka. Rais wetu hakenui meno na kuchekea chekea wageni, anakua tayari keshajipanga pamoja na wapambe wake, mahesabu full kwenda mbele.
Israel yesterday said it will partner with the Kiambu government to upgrade county roads using cheap technology to save money and create jobs.
The announcement came barely hours after Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was in the country for a three-day State visit, said his country will bring technologies in Kenya.
The technology globally known as Soil Enhancing Solutions capitalises on enzymes to modify roads, irrespective of the soils. It is considered more environmental friendly compared to bitumen. Governor William Kabogo was in Thika town during a demonstration on how to use the cheap soil technology. He said the move will reduce maintenance costs for boda boda and matatu operators, as well as the cost of transport for industries.
“We partnered today with I-Tec-W from Israel to demonstrate how their soil-stabilising solution is effective in upgrading our roads. Israel is ahead of us in technology and we believe after we have done enough tests they will come back and tender,” Kabogo said.
The investors are part of the team which visited the country together with Netanyahu to enhance business relations. President Uhuru Kenyatta described the visit as a gain for the two countries to extend relations in trade, tourism and technology. “As a county and government we will continue working closely with other stakeholders to boost trade and create opportunities,” Kabogo said.
The county and national government will carry out tests using international standards on the 400m road developed by the Israelites. Kabogo said after meeting the standards, I-Tec-W will now tender to construct 200km of the major link roads between towns on a pilot project. “We know with this new technology Israel will help us construct the 3,500km road infrastructure as per our 2017 infrastructure plan,” he said.
Israel to use enzymes to build Kiambu cheaper roads
