According to various research conducted in the industry, the minimum cost of making 1 ML of ethanol based alcohol is 1 Shilling. Accordingly the minimum retail price for 250 ML of Spirits is Ksh 250 assuming break even only. A multi agency team comprising of NACADA, National Treasury, KRA, KEBS,Ministry of Health, Government Chemist etc, should be set up in conjuction with industry players through the Alcoholic Beverages Association of Kenya. They should validate this estimated cost. After which a crack down should take place and those found selling spirits or other ethanol based alcohol for less than Ksh 250 for 250 ML should be forced to say siri yao ni gani. Parliament should also set Ksh 250 as Recomended Retail Price for spirits and ethanol based alcohol. Finally to control entry and distribution of ethanol in the market, the amendments to Section 33 of the Excise Act that collapsed with the Finance Bill of 2024 that I personally pushed with Hon. Kimani Kuria and the Finance Committee should be introduced as stand alone amendments and parliament makes this a priority. We will lose a whole generation as we watch. Do nothing is not an option
Morara is now making me believe the ideology that if you married in your early 20's as a man you will re-marry again your type. At some point things change! I now agree.
Phalluses of Luo men really are all you ever think about. If it disgusts you that it isn’t cut, why do you have to constantly mention it?
I will say let them be, but I know the fixation has little to do with the uncut skin but the bigotry you try so much to conceal. Tuhhh!
When a few are praying at @StateHouseKenya for the nation the GSU are busy helping others grab Maasai land at Kidong Ranch shooting the Maasai Community @RailaOdinga you must stand with our people who are being killed! @FredMatiangi this must stop! We will not let our people die