KRA plans to use NSSF records to identify employers and employees who are not remitting PAYE as part of efforts to boost tax collection and reduce reliance on borrowing
We will not allow these Ebola merchants to sell us fear and terror.
Never, again.
COVID19 taught us a lot.
Just use other means to loot our resources. But, using Ebola? No way.
I find it strange that some people are opposing Caleb Amisi's impeachment attempt simply because it is likely to fail.
Amisi should proceed.
Even if the motion fails, it will force every MP to publicly choose a side and we will know who supports Ruto and who doesn't.
If MPs cannot even attempt to impeach a President they disagree with, then what exactly is Parliament for?
The first hurdle is getting support from at least 117 MPs(1/3rd). That is achievable.
The real challenge is the next stage, where the motion would require 233 votes(2/3rds) for Ruto to have been impeached.
That is where it is likely to fail, not because the Constitution is weak, but because the President has over half of the mps in his pockets.
Which raises a bigger question:
Can Parliament genuinely hold a President accountable when most MPs are politically aligned with him?
Maybe Caleb Amisi will fail.
But failure is not always the point.
Sometimes the point is forcing every MP to take a stand and allowing Kenyans to see exactly where their leaders stand on accountability.
Mwai Kibaki ensured every child goes to school. Uhuru Kenyatta ensured children are born safely and at no cost. Under Ruto, children are disappearing at an alarming rate.
@Kenyans Uliacha ku mock GenZ?
God did not give him that opportunity
Political patronage did
So he has every right to play politics
What you should study is how he juggles politicking and service, have you seen CDF in Kiharu?
Implicate that in Dagoretti, you menopausal jalopy