It’s time to buy Kenyan and create jobs to grow economy

Dead people don’t drive, which makes a good health system more important, in the eyes of some, than roads and railways. But without good roads, many Kenyans can’t even get to a medical centre –functioning or not – or sell their goods and services to pay for drugs.

So which ought to come first in our national spending priorities: the facilities we need to stay alive or the roads to get to the health centres and markets?