5 ridiculously unnecessary projects that African leaders have spent a fortune to undertake

Etsey Atisu August 21, 2019
5 ridiculously unnecessary projects that African leaders have spent a fortune to undertake
Three of the 10 Wheelbarrows bought at Sh109,000 each by the veterinary department in the ministry of Agriculture. Photo by TITUS OTEBA/STANDARD

Bungoma county’s Sh1 million ($9,575) wheelbarrows – Kenya

Governor Ken Lusaka of Kenya’s Bungoma revealed that his government had acquired 10 wheelbarrows at a cost of more than Sh1 million ($9,575). That’s Sh109,000 ($1,043) for each of the wheelbarrows.

At first, the governor defended the purchase saying the wheelbarrows were special.

“The information that I am getting from the veterinary department is that these are not the ordinary wheelbarrows that we know. These are wheelbarrows that are made of stainless, non-carcinogenic material and are used in the food industry,” said Mr Lusaka.

Last Edited by:Ismail Akwei Updated: August 22, 2019

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