Income has increased the most for the top earners, but only very modestly at the bottom.
By
Ndiritu Muriithi
Columnist
Ecocapp Capital
I have travelled the road from Kiganjo in Nyeri County to Nairobi, many times. At first, I was in secondary school. Afterwards, it was visiting relatives in Othaya, during which trips we would usually turn off towards Mukurweini, soon after Karatina town. Later, and more frequently, while serving as governor of Laikipia.
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