@edwinsifuna Talk of the Koko company that was doing so much for the ordinary citizens who couldn't afford gas they had to close down in Kenya and go to Tanzania many lost their jobs,,the country must go back to the rule of law
Hours after Standard Media Group Associate Editor Alex Kiprotich was abducted and later dumped near Masinga Dam, the KTN Investigations Unit has uncovered fresh details about a key suspect, a former police officer.
#KTNPrime@TheJesseRogers
This is why I really judge people who attend or listen to that thing they used to call the Big 6 Round Table. Why would you want to hear opinions za Abel, Njugush, Wakavinye, Butita na Phil Karanja? Do they look intelligent to you?
I encountered these traders on City Hall Way outside KICC. They were very orderly, only blowing their whistles and vuvuzela on their way towards Parliament Road. Not chaotic at all, not disorderly or disruptive in any way.
And then the police decided to lob teargas at them. Unprovoked, without any attempt at even controlling and/or guiding them.
Police action elicited pandemonium even to the unaffected non-protesters.
We’ve knowingly set this planet on an irreversible course towards destruction but at least a handful of sociopaths got to live lavishly before they died
Claiming your predecessor is "mad the country didn't collapse" while in the exact same breath admitting you went to his home to beg him to lead Vision 2060 is wild.
If he wished for Kenya’s downfall, why are you begging him to architect its future?
If you earn 100,000 per month, appx 30,000 goes to the Government of kenya
You’re left with 70,000, you pay a further 16% on all the purchases you make
But then you are still forced to pay for education, healthcare etc out of pocket
So what is GoK for? Ni ya nini?
I have been in the internet business for close to a decade at multiple levels: ISP, vendor and regulator.
I can tell you that this single piece of legislation is going to set us back significantly in internet freedom.
Look at how much your household spends on mobile data, then translate that to fixed broadband.
This bill is a half brained attempt to control how you consume content, limit how much content your average Kenyan has access to daily. If your daily home internet bundle is 1Gb, you won't be on tiktok watching creators.