@K24Tv Dismissing criticism as 'mere hatred' overlooks a fundamental truth: the frustration across the country isn't driven by malice, but by lived experience. That isn't hate. It is feedback. It is the demand for responsive governance.
Margaret Ndege: Sometimes it’s good to give the President his flowers. He has really succeeded in corruption. He has also managed to destabilise the economy to a point where investors have had to run away, all claiming that the cost of operations was too high
#GenZManifesto
It is the hopeless double tragedy of Government dependence ( serikali saidia) and poor leadership that will perpetuate the undermine of developing economies. Africa has to lean into the proven systems of enclave economies to cushion itself from economic turbulance, especially during election periods that make whole economic systems come to a halt. Organizing in communities where capital can be pooled and redistributed within the larger economy provides micro systems that ensure financial dignity and dependability on something the population actively builds!
#ChangeRevolution!
FACT CHECK ALERT.🚨
Yesterday President William Ruto stood before the country and said he has borrowed much less than any other president in Kenya.
As usual, I have taken time to get the documents and the evidence. Let’s debunk the lies. I have attached all the evidence. Thread
Hope in God is not merely wishing things would turn out well; it is a powerful force that produces breakthroughs when we diligently hold on to it. #JoyceQuote
A white man was filmed advising fellow Europeans and investors to avoid investing in Kenya, citing frustrations with the government and with corrupt security officers, similar to what happened to Tata Chemicals. We are done as a country.
TIFA POLL: 76pc of Kenyans say the country is headed in the wrong direction, the highest negative rating in the firm’s tracking period; rating in Mt Kenya at 90pc, Nairobi (89pc) and South Rift (82pc).
@elonmusk The focus woulb be on a specific type of crime. The motivation to commit crime spans from reasons other than nutrition. Survival and the threat of it takes different nature depending on the perpertrator's position. This assumption would be naive or simple!
They don't know that 'Return to Law' trumps all manifestos
-Companies will get due process
-The corrupt will go to jail
-Stolen wealth will be taken
-Teachers will be employed by merit
-Proper qualifications and merit will matter
-Poor fit youths will join KP and KDF
-Governors will tore the line or go to jail
-ODPP, AG, Auditor General and EACC will suddenly grow teeth
-KEBS will disband itself
-Former dirty presidents will taste jail
-Investor confidence through the roof
-Diaspora remittance will skyrocket
-Kenyans living abroad will see a reason to come back build their once beautiful country
-Kenyans will stop evading KRA and start paying fair tax
-Healthcare and Education will definitely be free
-All senior and unemployed people will get basic decency allowance
-Kiganjo training curriculum will be overhauled
-Police will wear body cams as standard
-Later on we may need to take over our neighbouring jokes of countries with briefcase GDPs like Rwanda, South Sudan, Burundi, Tanzania, Uganda. and later DRC. Somalia can stay as it is for now, we won't have time for negative vibes
Oooh beautiful scenes that I look forward to 🍿. Truly it will be Kenya mpya
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I work for a company that got integrated in Tanzania, South Africa, Malawi, Botswana etc. Kenya, everyone wants a cut. Every single ministry I approached wanted to know what is in it for the person signing the deal.
A president Sifuna who is not corrupt will straighten all that out.
Our corruption is costing us big time!!
@sholard_mancity Magadi Soda is one of the oldest registered companies in Kenya. It runs it's own railway line that is efficient, reliable and actually works - unlike Kenya Railways. The tarmac road from Corner Baridi to Magadi is also their road. And so is the Magadi hospital. The locals benefit
WAKE UP, KENYA.🚨
Mombasa Port is at risk of a congestion crisis after Ruto govt went for the hustlers.
KRA hiked the container floor from KSh 2.5 million to KSh 3.2 million. That’s KSh 700,000 extra overnight.
Since 21 August, some traders have stopped collecting their boxes. The port is going quiet. Containers are just sitting.
Small-scale importers who share those 40-foot containers from China cannot absorb this. Their margins are finished.
Some shops in Gikomba, Kamukunji and Nyamakima have already shut. More will close.
These are not tycoons. These are the same people who were sold the “Hustler Nation” then hit with a bigger bill.
KRA can hide behind “benchmarks” and “verification.” On the ground, this is another raid on the small man.
You vote them in. They raise the floor. Your cargo stays at the port. Your shop dies.
Port officials say the low activity will continue. Businesses are already bleeding.
This is what happens when a government forgets who put it there.