Why Kenya needs to revert to long term economic planning and visions

 Ongoing construction of first berth-Lapsset.

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I cannot claim to be an economic expert. I am a chemical engineer domiciled in energy sector. But I have the privilege of having observed since independence what has worked and failed to work for Kenya by way of socio-economic development. 

I believe the country should revert to long-term socio-economic visioning and planning, to avoid disjointed and often hurried short-term development projects based on politically serving five-year electoral manifestos.

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