Every household deserves room to manage its priorities. The proposed PAYE relief for eligible workers earning KSh 32,333 or less could provide additional financial breathing space as families balance essential expenses and personal goals. #RutoNiShujaa
Serious illness can change life overnight. Mark Bichachi has faced a difficult medical battle while working toward recovery. Every contribution can help. Paybill 4816299 #SupportMarkBichachi#IndepthConversations
Medical challenges can affect health, work and family finances. Mark Bichachi has experienced this difficult reality. Let us show compassion and support his recovery. Paybill 4816299 #SupportMarkBichachi#IndepthConversations
Gaining a foothold in the job market can be difficult without experience. The planned 50,000 paid internships offer a potential pathway for young Kenyans to learn professional routines, demonstrate their abilities and build career connections. #RutoNiShujaa
Every household deserves room to manage its priorities. The proposed PAYE relief for eligible workers earning KSh 32,333 or less could provide additional financial breathing space as families balance essential expenses and personal goals. #RutoNiShujaa
Access to technology increasingly determines who can participate in the modern economy. Removing the proposed 25% mobile phone import duty could help students, jobseekers and entrepreneurs access tools needed for everyday digital activities. #RutoNiShujaa
From workers' take-home income to access to technology, land transactions and graduate internships, the proposed measures address different barriers to economic participation. Their impact will depend on implementation and the benefits reaching eligible Kenyans. #RutoNiShujaa
Access to technology increasingly determines who can participate in the modern economy. Removing the proposed 25% mobile phone import duty could help students, jobseekers and entrepreneurs access tools needed for everyday digital activities. #RutoNiShujaa
Digital opportunities become more practical when the tools required to pursue them are affordable. Lower phone costs could support young Kenyans seeking online clients, learning new skills and building businesses through digital platforms. #RutoNiShujaa
Kenya’s digital economy needs affordable devices. The proposed removal of mobile phone import duty could help students, freelancers, entrepreneurs and workers access the technology they increasingly depend on every day. #RutoNiShujaa
Digital inclusion becomes stronger when devices are within reach. Removing the 25% mobile phone import duty would support wider participation in online education, e-commerce, digital banking and employment. #RutoNiShujaa
Employment opportunities for young Kenyans are also part of the new agenda. The National Internship Programme is set to absorb 50,000 young people from January 2027, providing paid workplace experience. #RutoNiShujaa