He's saying the article doesn't need to. The article is about how Eritrea manages without using cars like a traditional city does. The article itself is fairly

He's saying the article doesn't need to. The article is about how Eritrea manages without using cars like a traditional city does. The article itself is fairly barebones (not saying this is bad), it covers exactly what it wants - to describe some pictures of the lack of cars. It doesn't try to sugar coat it either, it's fairly open that the reason they don't have cars isn't due to teams of engineers, but rather lack of money to afford them. > which combined with low salaries, high import taxes and fuel shortages