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No place is too far in our quest for 'buroti'' even when we are taken for a wild ride

A section of a tea farm in Tuthu, Kangema, destroyed by landslide in May 2024. [Boniface Gikandi, Standard]

I was back in the Rift Valley recently reviewing how the counties are faring, after the long rains.

I wasn't necessarily interested in monitoring the state of national roads, even though it was self-evident that the national highways authority, KeNHA, has taken a long sabbatical, which could explain why the Nyahururu-Nyeri road resembles kichungi. That means it's been battered into smithereens.

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