Revisit Nile Treaty to boost L. Victoria Basin supply chain

Lake Victoria Water Services CEO Michael Ochieng (right) takes French Ambassador Elisabeth Barbier (centre) around the Dunga water treatment plant in Kisumu. Lake Victoria and its basin boasts a wealth of Sh320 billion. Photo/JACOB OWITI

February saw the mass resignation of senior State officers for political offices, especially the governors’ seat. The law requires that State and public officers must resign at least six months before a General Election. Those seeking public offices must do so with a clear intent of putting the country’s interest first.

Kenya today has pressing geopolitical, environmental, economic, social and diplomatic issues that those seeking higher public offices ought to address, key among them are ethnic bigotry, runaway youth unemployment and diplomatic issues such as the Nile Treaty, which has stifled the economic development of the Lake Victoria basin region for several years.

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