@MigunaMiguna@FaithOdhiambo8 Dr. Miguna, whatever your issue is with Madam Faith, reducing her to crude insinuations about sex acts is beneath the level of discourse you claim to represent. Disagree with her politics all you want, but attacking a woman's dignity like this isn't criticism — it's just vulgar.
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Historic day in Mombasa County as President Ruto moves to finally resolve the long-standing land question in the Coast region.
Previous administrations talked about the land question; President Ruto is delivering the land answer.
Today, at the start of his 5-day Coast tour:
- 33,000 title deeds issued to long-settled families through adjudication and settlement.
- An additional 200,000 families will receive title deeds following negotiations with absentee landlords.
- Of the 1.5 million title deeds issued countrywide in the last 3 years, 381,000 have been issued in the Coast region alone.
@C_NyaKundiH This statement appears vindictive and unobjective, relying heavily on unverified allegations and anonymous claims without evidence or official responses. Accountability matters, but such accusations should be based on facts not this speculation and politically charged narratives.
Finance Bill 2026 is steadily transforming taxation from a revenue collection system into a mass financial surveillance regime.
Under the proposed amendments, KRA would gain unprecedented access to private financial, commercial, and digital activity across the economy. Businesses earning above KSh 5 million annually would be compelled to integrate their accounting systems directly with KRA, effectively granting the tax authority continuous visibility into transactions, invoices, and operational records. Failure to comply attracts punitive monthly penalties.
The proposed tax may help the government raise revenue from high-value luxury assets, but it could also discourage classic car collectors and related investments. The challenge is balancing taxation with economic attractiveness.
Kenya wants to introduce a brand new tax for rich men toys.
Finance Bill 2026 proposes a new tax category for luxury classic cars.
Under the proposal:
If you import a car that is:
- More than 30 years old &
- Worth more than 10M shillings
KRA now classifies it as a luxury collector car.
And wants:
• 50% excise duty tax.
Meaning:
- Buy a classic car worth 10M
- KRA wants 5M tax immediately
And that is before:
- Import duty
- VAT
- IDF
- Railway levy
- Registration costs
Implications:
- Importing classic cars is reserved for the big boys
- Kenya could lose automotive collectors and investors
- Rare vintage cars may flee to foreign buyers
- Preserving automotive history in Kenya becomes expensive
This is wealth tax targeting high end collectors.
@WashiraX The Finance Bill 2026 may improve revenue collection, but higher taxes and compliance costs could affect businesses and households. The challenge is balancing taxation with economic growth.#FinanceBillKE2026
AI-driven Social Health Authority (SHA) was sold to us as a revolution in healthcare financing. However, the algorithm overcharges the poorest Kenyans while undercharging the wealthy. A single mother earning Ksh 3,500/month is now billed Ksh 1,030 for health cover. That is digital poverty extraction.
At the same time, yesterday’s Daily Nation cover story on the politics of motherhood reminds us that women, especially poor and working-class mothers, already carry the invisible burden of sustaining families, communities and the economy through unpaid care work, sacrifice and survival. Yet instead of easing that burden, the system is now digitising it. A mother struggling to put food on the table is reduced to an affordability score by an opaque algorithm that cannot measure exhaustion, caregiving, vulnerability or survival.
Many reports flagged this system as flawed and inequitable before it was even launched. The Government chose to proceed anyway. Today, only 5 million of 22 million registered members pay regularly and Kenyans are dying because they cannot afford to walk into a facility.
Technology should serve human dignity. This one entrenches inequality and calls it algorithmic neutrality. The poor are not data points. They are Kenyans who deserve better healthcare.
The finance bill 2026 will affect us negatively as follows;
1. Rental income tax has been raised from 7.5% to 10%.(Brace yourself for increased rent)
2. Mitumba traders, brace yourselves.
Import a bale at Ksh1M → Pay Ksh50K tax upfront.
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3. They’re removing VAT exemptions on mobile money and digital payments.This will increase the cost of sending money.
4. KRA can now decide 60% of your company’s retained earnings are “dividends” and tax you anyway.
5. An introduction 25% excise duty on phones.