For those we love,
For those we wish,
For those who are in our thoughts and never know;
Slow is my heart beat calm to the bow 🙏,
That the Angels of the heavens may keep you -
Healthy, fulfilled & blessed with God's Glory each day,
@sholard_mancity A french newspaper, Charlie Hebdo - is know for it's provocative approach of reporting or expressing it's ideas. I am Sifuna to the gene, but I'll listen to wht Hon.Moses Kuria says, politics is a game of persuasion & numbers, play and His Excellency Arap Ap Kokwet takes it again
@GeorgeNatembeya#FarajiKiminyala the only Aspirant for KAKAMEGA COUNTY Senate who strongly ascribes himself as a member of the TAWE MOVEMENT was perhaps nervous, but present, was ready, well positioned to just introduce himself to the people of KAKAMEGA when everyone else got a chance.
@TaweMovement1 Kweli kabisa. Disappointed though that @TaweMovement1 didn't embrace this young man for his dreams to represent KAKAMEGA COUNTY at the Senate. Was he present? yes, was he ready? Oh damn yes! Allow him to sharpen his budding horns #FarajiKiminyala#ForSenate2027
Entrepreneurship in Kenya is becoming an endurance test.
You register a business. You pay for licences. You pay rent. You pay salaries. You pay taxes. You pay levies. You pay for electricity, internet, transport, compliance and increasingly expensive credit.
Then you wait 60, 90, sometimes 120 days to be paid.
Meanwhile, government tells young people to “create jobs.”
Create jobs with what capital?
Banks want collateral many entrepreneurs do not have. Government procurement can cripple SMEs through delayed payments. The cost of borrowing remains painful. Consumer purchasing power is under pressure, and every new tax or levy eats directly into already-thin margins.
Kenyan entrepreneurs are not failing because they lack ideas, ambition or the willingness to work.
They are being asked to build businesses inside an ecosystem that often punishes production, rewards connections and makes survival unnecessarily expensive.
A country cannot tax its way into prosperity.
If Kenya genuinely wants jobs, innovation and a stronger tax base, then entrepreneurs must be treated as national economic assets—not walking ATMs.
Make credit affordable.
Pay SMEs on time.
Reduce unnecessary licences and levies.
Keep taxes predictable.
Lower the cost of energy.
Open government opportunities fairly.
Then get out of the entrepreneur’s way and watch Kenyans build.
The future of Kenya will not be created in government offices.
It will be built by the millions of people taking risks every morning to keep businesses alive.
@SokoAnalyst Ask @RERECMashinani, how long they take to pay their contractors, some of us, are still waiting. 10+ years to be paid for services that we gave, were benefited from, and we have to live scribbling follow up mails like it's a favour they owe us. How do entrepreneurs grow with tha
@Dennis_Itumbi02 Now that you have asked, what has Arap Ap Kokwet done🤔 ( I fondly refer to him like that, just a bunter, don't abduct me) can I measure him within the range of 50%- 100%? No bro, I'll be in sincere to myself if I did.
@Dennis_Itumbi02 The entitlement, the arrogance, the greed, the insensitivity to the plight of those who elected him ( on bile), the disrespect to the office he took oath to serve, the hypocrisy in using religion as a political tool. We can't vote for what we can't measure
@Wanjiru2027 On the shoot to kill aspect, he is right. Those who come to attack you, are citizens of this country, perhaps patriots too, but if they think I am of a lesser God than them, they meet me with a deserving force.
@johnallannamu@TheAdongo My " premitive" brain tells me, that the beneficiaries are the decision makers at IMF. If not, perhaps what we perceive as "corruption" may not necessarily be considered so in the business of international Monetary Fund management, "it's a game of wits". Who's asking matters too
@EtalePhilip That stadium is a good achievement, but in my one vote it does not carry the weight of even 2% influence of what I consider before voting for a president. It has some influence, but I dependently, they have a long long way to go
@Cofek_Kenya I think we should start with the basics, what are the basics roles of @Cofek_Kenya , the very basic? @smutoro explain to me like you would a 10th grade student? Then let's be sincere with ourselves, have they been executing that mandate? They have the legal muscle don't they?
@pmyna@smutoro Go through his timeline and look for political cues way before the previous elections and you'll perhaps understand my foundation for that solid judgement.
Everyone faults sometimes, that aspect was factored, consistency is key
@pmyna@smutoro I try as much as possible not to respond to him for one reason alone, he is a sensible man when he is not speaking politics, and that respect runs deep. The politics vector paints him as "feeble minded" and that's when "things fall apart".
Odious Debt is a legal reality. Under international law, when a creditor lends to a regime that loots the funds against the people’s interest, that debt becomes "odious." It is not the people’s burden to carry.
The @IMFNews claims it has no "political" mandate. But as a @UN agency, it has a Duty of Care. Funding a regime that bypasses Parliamentary oversight and ignores the Law makes the IMF an accomplice to constitutional subversion.
Article 201 of our Constitution, Public finance must be guided by transparency. Loans signed in secret, without public participation, are null and void ab initio.
We demand a Forensic Audit of every shilling borrowed. The law is not a rug to sweep failures under. 🇰🇪 #SovereignDebt #Kenya #DeniBandia
@KenyaPower_Care Can we be serious for once. Or I can marshall my villagers to demand that Kenya power take their poles and infrastructure to go serve those they believe are more deserving than us
@KenyaPower_Care Still seeking your service, help me understand, how the Kakamega office would send technicians with instructions to replace a pole that was not reported or inspected to be rotten, and not address the "faulty transformer" issue that they claim we had.