"...Feel what you want to feel now....
See what you want to see now..
Our parents saw dust๐ญ๐ญ..." Speak up Fellow Kenyans
Dear Mr President
#TheSituationRoom
"...Feel what you want to feel now....
See what you want to see now..
Our parents saw dust๐ญ๐ญ..." Speak up Fellow Kenyans
Dear Mr President
#TheSituationRoom
William Ruto contributed 60M Ugandan shillings while Murkomen contributed 30M Ugandan shillings in Uganda three days ago.
This is where voter registration is happening. KTN has exposed it.
Karen Nyamu is trying so hard to show the crowd that she doesnโt care, and itโs giving the audience even more energy to boo her off the stage. You canโt be wise and dumb at the same time at least pick a side.
โChief, we will not allow Ugandans to come here and vote,โ A young man from Trans Nzoia raises concerns over what he describes as suspicious activities in the area.
โWhy do you keep inviting Atwoli to Citizen TV and giving him one hour? What does he have to tell Kenyans?โ โ DCP Party Leader Rigathi Gachagua goes after Citizen TV.
Whoever succeeds Ruto will inherit a simple but unforgiving reality: Kenyaโs debt crisis cannot be wished away.
The debt is no longer an abstract figure buried in government reports. Its consequences are felt in taxation, the cost of living, pressure on public services and the shrinking fiscal space available for development. The next administration will therefore face the difficult task of restoring fiscal discipline, confronting unsustainable debt and rebuilding public confidence.
Kenya cannot borrow its way out of a crisis created by years of borrowing. The country needs accountability, prudent spending and a credible path to debt sustainability.
The question is no longer whether the debt crisis must be confronted. It is whether the next government will have the courage to confront it.