NIS will never allow the bill to see the light of the day for obvious reasons.
A enlightened youth with paramilitary skills is a huge threat to the corrupt regime.
Removing this regime means Auditor General reports will spark actual prosecutions rather than being treated as mere suggestions while billions go missing.
NO,NO, NO Mr. so called President!!!
You don’t get to talk about threats when your administration has spent the last few years becoming the biggest threat to ordinary Kenyans. And this habit of calling everyone who disagrees with you “anti-development” has to stop. Kenyans have every right to question you. That’s not being against progress. That’s holding the people in power accountable.
You keep asking Kenyans to rally behind your government. For what exactly? To celebrate more taxes? More borrowing? More broken promises? Support is earned, Mr. President. It isn’t demanded. So please stop with this nonsense of blaming the opposition every time things aren’t working. You asked Kenyans to trust you with the country. The least you can do is take responsibility for what has happened under your watch.
The opposition is not responsible for the state of our economy. You are. You’ve been in charge. If businesses are struggling, if taxes have become unbearable, if millions of Kenyans are working harder than ever but getting nowhere, that’s YOUR RECORD, not theirs.
WANTAM!!
Once again ndio you know just how GoK let us down. This could have been us. Toyota wanted to build a Hiace and Hilux assembly plant in Dongo Kundu SEZ. In 2023. They just needed Parliament to pass the National Auto Policy.
Actually, in countries where law is a graduate degree, the only thing that’s required is a high GPA and high scores in the entrance exam (in North America, it’s called LSAT). Those with the highest scores, regardless of their areas of study, including physics, chemistry, etc., get admitted and eventually prosper as lawyers. The assumption is that one wouldn’t have made it to university and scored high GPA if one can’t communicate. KCSE scores are largely irrelevant for university studies. But in Kenya, we construct artificial and irrelevant cages for the majority of our people—cages which often favour the wealthy, or the privileged but less deserving.
World Bank has delayed Kenya's Sh78 billion emergency loan due to a lack of detailed government spending plans.
The funds were sought to cushion the economy from the impact of the US-Israel-Iran conflict.