POLITICS : Reading From Different Scripts: Kenya Floods.

Hi dear blogger s it's good to be on board with you once again. I was caught-up in circumstances trying to figure-out this Ad sense issue; you know we got to strive to not only earn a life but to make ends meet especially when given such a decent opportunity. Though it's yet to work-out, we book lovers are driven first and foremost with the urge to jot down our thoughts on a platform accessible to fellow book lovers like you  loggers.
FLOODS are wrecking havoc in Kenya like ever always.At least it's not news to the people that matter or are affected by these annual floods,although the proportions the flood disaster is taking in Kenya is more or less equivalent to what the Hurricanes do in / to the US. So far so good: around two hundred and fifty thousand ONLY have the floods managed to displace in Kenya and a figure approximating anywhere between sixty five and seventy are now  dead. Schools have been shut down meaning interrupted classes all over the country. Livestock as well as crops have also been destroyed and if you should try to sum-up the loses, the figure definitely runs in to a few tens if not hundreds of millions, Kenya Shillings. 
Now,what is most worrying is the government's leaders' approach to this cyclic natural-disaster which like the wildebeest migration happens annually around the same month, same date and time of the year. No body actually cares whether people are displaced or killed from the floods unless it is more directly related to politics like the post election violence that took to the same proportions. I would like to state categorically that the government has the necessary resources and wherewithal to harness and prevent once and for all this harm that the floods are visiting to the citizenry allover the country.This is especially so given the fact that Kenya being a Rain-Agriculture Economy, it could do a lot with the free rain water coming annually like the wildebeest phenomenon.
The problem lies squarely with the wanting thought patterns of the elected government leaders which construes and guides their approach to life.All and sundry,including the government's Disaster Response Management teams as well as the citizenry usually anticipate and even go ahead to predict these annual phenomenal disaster but they never catch-up or beat the flood waters to its tune.Simply put in other words, I think like I have mentioned before in my other reports, there is a huge clog in the governments think-tank quarters.The leaders there are incompatible with the principles / tenets of leadership. They are indeed wanting in perception and information for any other expatriate would categorically solve the flood issue once and for all amicably both to harness the flood waters as well as to exploit the sames beneficial use to Kenyan citizenry. I 'll continue later due to logistics.