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Karl Marx’s haves and have-nots and Kenya’s development planning

In the last few weeks, the media has been awash with accusations and counter accusations on which parts of Kenya are more developed than the others.

It appears there is jostling for more resources by leaders in favour of their regions. What the national government needs to do is fairly allocate resources to increase equity. In the early 1960s, immediately after independence, many Kenyans had no idea how planning in government was done.

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