@mianowmuthii Low pitch roofs should be used on godowns with well calculated gutter girth & enough downpipes to drain the water.
For residential houses, the hidden roof can be disastrous in the long run.
G.I.S.T. Granted US @SECGov Read-Only Data Access Showing Loans Taken Against Kenya's Strategic Assets Emanates From Unaccountable Executive Expenditure As Rogue @WilliamSRuto Loaned And/or Reinvested Through Multiple Proxies ~ Global Command @GIST_Gov With UK @GCHQ & US @NSAGov.
G.I.S.T. Granted H.E. Reuben @EdwinSifuna Access To Diplomatic Cables/Channels/Comms And Real-Time Drone-Glider-Satellite Support As Clandestine Ops Units Secure His Movements With Rifled Drones ~ Global Command @GIST_Gov With UK @GCHQ, US @CIA & @NSAGov And USSR @KremlinRussia.
Kenya is currently 13.26 Trillion worth of fraud.
Our national is mostly odious, fake, non-existent. As long as hii deni haitakuwa at least audited, tutoe at least 7 trillion.
It doesn't matter who you elect.
Whoever becomes president next will rely heavily on debt, na sai iko 80% ya GDP, by 2027 itakuwa 100% of GDP.
Most of the current debts zinamature by June 2028, ata akue malaika, without a borrowing margin, mtalia.
Inflation.
High cost of living.
Currency devaluation.
Over-taxation.
Poverty.
Privatisation of parastatals and higher education centers.
The above zitaturudisha streets na ubaya, we are just delaying more peril.
Alternatively we can get a clean 3.5 trillion from minerals annually, all we have to do is nationalise them. It is well known that Kenya has a mineral valuation of over $52T.
If we don't address debt and galvanize natural resources, especially minerals, hatuendi mbali.
Whatever took us to the streets in 2024, will be on steroids in 2028.
There is an option though;
Amkeni tunyonge izi vitu.
The young man who appeared on the KTN teaser as a witness, narrating how he saw a leader and his workers crossing over with IEBC kits was found butchered in Amanang region at around 11am today.
So sad 😭
Kwa sisi payslip holders, tunakatwa:
30% for payee
6% for NSSF
2.75% for SHA
1.5% for afakable housing
40% of my payslip
16% VAT applied on everything.
56% of my earnings go to gava. 11/20 workdays gone.
Alafu some mathafakin tutam blogger has audacity to open their mouth.
Uganda sent 5: UK sent 6: Others had between 5-10 delegates to UNGA. Your country sent a staggering 84. Weep for your taxes. Hawa wanasaga mali yetu kusaga!
Gnamokode!
Dear Kenyans, can we make this video trend so that every Kenyan, who is eligible to vote must watch it and must ensure they vote come 2027. We need to vote in new people. Even if they will steal, they will be new and we can remove them.
THE ORIGINAL SIN: THE CAPTURE OF THE NATIONAL TREASURY
Parliament's decision in 2012, at Section 11 of the Public Finance Management Act, to convert the National Treasury - which is established in the Constitution as an independent constitutional institution - into a department of the National Executive, placed under the political control of the President through the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, is the original sin at the heart of our woes.
It is the moment the architecture of accountability was dismantled. It is the moment the purse was surrendered to the Executive and the Control of public funds was lost. Parliament too lost its power because the President no longer had to govern through the national budget.
And it is also the moment the door was opened to the debt crisis, the opaque borrowing, the concealed expenditure, and the impunity that now strangle our Republic.
To drain the swamp, we must reinstate an independent National Treasury.
The Republic's financial system must return to the design in the Constitution - where a chain of separated constitutional powers ensures that no President, no Minister, no Treasurer, no Parliamentarian, no Governor, no creditor, and no bureaucrat can ever capture the entire life‑cycle of public money.
That is the Constitution's promise. That is the promise we must reclaim.
#GetitDone #ReKe
I have been suspended from the @Senate_KE for three sitting days for REFUSING to withdraw the word “yapping” in describing the President’s ROADSIDE declaration on undocumented immigrants.
I respect the Chair, but I will not surrender the constitutional duty to speak truth to power.
Article 135 requires PRESIDENTIAL decisions made under the Constitution to be in WRITING , SEALED and SIGNED. A roadside utterance cannot acquire the force of law simply because it comes from the President.
If calling out UNCONSTITUTIONAL governance is punishable, then the greater danger is not the word “yapping”. It is the growing intolerance for accountability.
Three days outside the Chamber will not silence me. I will continue to defend the Constitution and the Kenyan people. https://t.co/PkvYwrBgq5