Author Archives: Dr. Daniel Mutegi Giti, PhD.

Heirs should manage what is left behind by parents more effectively to prove that we have come of age My attention has been drawn on the ongoing instances of collapse of family businesses once they are passed from the founders to their children. There are many super markets and businesses that have collapsed immediately theContinue reading “Should Young People Be Trusted With Leadership?”

We live in uncertain times where counties have threatened to shut down operations from mid-September 2019, if the current revenue sharing stalemate continues. We need to adopt best ways our devolved units can use to both develop the much-needed infrastructure and mobilize more resources for other services. One of the best methods is increasing theContinue reading “Public Private Partnerships Financing And Resource Mobilization Strategy For Counties In Kenya”

As a country, we thank God, that the COVID -19 curve is and will eventually flatten, and life will return to a new normal. The pandemic has caused untold challenges to all facets of life, hence new strategies must be put in place to make it easy for people to adapt. We require adequate mitigationContinue reading “Post COVID-19 Reconstruction Strategies Needed In Kenya”

The Budget statement for the FY 2020 -2021 has shown greater reliance on application of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) to fund the development agenda going forward. It shown that the country intends to attract more than 200 billion in financing various projects. This reliance on PPPs is borne out of the fact that globally, theContinue reading “Why We Should Embrace Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) In Kenya”

Urban areas are engines of economic growth and development all over the world as experimented by McKinsey Global Institute, who found out that some 600 large urban areas in the world contribute up to 80% of the GDP. The study also found out that Nairobi contributes 65% of the country’s overall GDP, which means NairobiContinue reading “Urban Centers Should Have Greater Attention In Policy Discussions”

Counties will finally know the amount of funding that they will receive from the National Government, of the total available 316 billion in the 2020-2021 FY. In contention is how the proposed formula creates losers of huge revenue sources and how it benefits the traditionally well off regions. However, I find this panic mode ofContinue reading “Revenue Sharing Formula A Wakeup Call For Counties To Be Innovative In Service Delivery”