Wanga: Poor Homa Bay roads reflect historical marginalisation of Western Kenya
The governor says the ongoing improvement of the Mbita road demonstrates efforts to address Homa Bay’s long-standing infrastructure challenges. The post Wanga: Poor Homa Bay roads reflect historical marginalisation of Western Kenya appeared first on KBC Digital .
Governor Gladys Wanga of Homa Bay defended the county's poor road conditions, attributing them to decades of underinvestment and historical marginalisation. She highlighted the Mbita-Sindo-Kiabuya-Sori Road as a symbol of the challenges residents have faced for years, emphasizing that the road's poor state reflects the lack of adequate infrastructure support from successive administrations since Kenya's independence.
Wanga explained that the road, first awarded in 2016 but stalled due to funding issues, has only seen limited progress over the past two years, with only 28 kilometers tarmacked. She further linked the county's infrastructure struggles to its political history, drawing parallels between the road's condition and the marginalisation and resilience of the region.
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