For the past 13 yrs, parliament has failed us. The Public Finance Management Act, strictly prohibits the government from borrowing for recurrent expenditures like paying salaries. MPigs are our weakest link, no reelection come 2027, waende nyumbani
UPDATE:
The Prisons Farms Fund has been wound up vide Legal Notice 75 of 2026.
Govt will now establish the Prisons Enterprise Fund, merge the farms and industries into one fund. This fund will be run by a CEO. Govt is also seeking Ksh 4B from a private investor as seed capital.
Amkeni... This govt wants to limit information you get as a Kenyan.
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The Access to Information (Ammendment) Bill, 2025.
Drafted as The Official Secrets (Ammendment) Bill, 2025. NA/DLS/BILLS/2/43/2025
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INTEL: Reports reaching me indicate that logging activity may be taking place around Lembus and Narasha forests in the Eldama Ravine area, with concerns that timber is being moved out using lorries travelling in convoy.
The source claims the activity is happening openly and confirms that it is taking place “on the face of KFS,” raising serious questions about whether Kenya Forest Service officers are aware of what is happening.
Hi CN,
After increasing taxes on containers, KRA is now frustrating motor vehicle importers by suddenly demanding export declarations that many importers simply do not have because this was not previously required.
Yesterday, no motor vehicles were released at the Port of Mombasa and CFSs because of these new demands, yet importers had already paid all the required taxes and duties.
Now the same importers are being forced to pay additional storage charges and customs warehouse rent every single day while their vehicles remain stuck over documents being demanded after the fact.
What exactly does this government want from importers? If taxes and duties have already been paid, why hold vehicles over requirements that were not communicated earlier?
You cannot keep changing the rules in the middle of the game and then claim you want to reduce the cost of doing business in Kenya.
When Companies make decisions about where to put their investments, the dispute resolution regime in place is key because disputes arise all the time. The “Mambo Matatu, pack and go” approach where the President can just shut down your business is very bad for investment and consequently, job creation. It is why we in Linda Mwananchi insist on a return to the Rule of Law. Thats our Plan!
How is it the business of a company to develop an area? Isn't that what the taxes paid by the company should do? Which law gives him the power to issue such orders?
@wmnjoya The only way to implement it is by reducing our rights as Kenyans by mandating we walk around with IDs. So supporting it fucks with you too - Wacha ushikwe bila ID utaitana
I knew it was a matter of time this anti-immigrant politics would come to Kenya. Kenya never misses to copy the bad habits of other countries. But what non-Kenyans need to know is that it's a popularity stunt after smale scale traders led a huge demonstration against taxation hike last week. He's also hiking the opportunities for police to extort bribes, because with the coming elections, corruption needs to continue without annoying Kenyans. It's a distraction. He's playing the same identity politics among the lower income traders. Ask the @WorldBankGroup. They understand how this works.
#GoKmimicry
Magadi was under the British until 2005 when Tata bought it. So saying Tata had it for 100 years is not true. I suspect the guy got into a deal with some mzungus who want it and will give him a cut. He's trying to justify the eviction of Tata by giving some Abdourahmane Tchiani vibes, implying that this is about resource sovereignty. But American and British troops are in Nanyuki, and at the coast with the French. There's no sovereignty in the deal.
An investigation by journalist Ian Wafula exposes the controversial construction of an airstrip inside the protected Upper Imenti Forest Reserve in Meru County, an important elephant movement corridor, where aerial footage captured two members of a herd crossing the cleared runway and satellite analysis indicating that land clearing began before public participation.
If the President can wake up, issue an order and unilaterally change a tax/customs measure whenever the political heat becomes unbearable, what exactly are MPs being paid to legislate?
Parliament debates, passes laws and scrutinises taxation. The Executive implements them. It cannot become a one-man legislature whenever the optics are bad.
You cannot run a constitutional democracy like a WhatsApp group where the admin changes the rules whenever members start complaining.
If Ruto can make the policy, reverse it, amend it and announce the new figure from a podium, then Parliament is merely providing expensive background scenery.
This deserves our highest attention & on the highest level and if there is one thing that should take us back to the streets, is this! We have NO choice but to push the Constitution to its limits. Good job @StandardGroupLc@StandardKenya.
Such thoughts and the way people are speaking about the Dangote Refinery, a lot of Kenyans have a saviour attitude towards development.
We believe there are lots of billionaires out there waiting to save us by giving us development at a nice deal. We don't understand extraction
This morning let's all speak up for Alex.
FREE ALEX KIPROTICH.
FREE ALEX KIPROTICH.
They tried in June. Last night they took him.
A journalist does not disappear on a public road while we scroll.
Free Him Now