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.
I was shot 3 times in the back outside Parliament on June 25, 2024. I was among those shot that day and I was the only one who survived. My name was even listed among those who had died. The media did not expect me to make it.
We went out together, my friends never came back. I carry them with me every day. May they rest in peace. 🙏
Over 2 years later I have refused to give up. I have lived through a severe spinal cord injury, chronic pain, sepsis, bladder stones and countless hospital admissions.
I am now asking for help with the costs that come with my recovery; Physiotherapy, medication, follow-up appointments and other medical expenses.
My biggest goal is to keep working on my recovery and regain my independence.
Please support me:
https://t.co/UFydS4BpUV
God bless you. 🙏
@Honeyfarsafi@VOCALAfrica_@LarryMadowo@AmnestyKenya
I don't know why Kenyan newspapers obsessively HIDE the names of judges who decided important cases so that the public can read them "in context" and appreciate or frown. Take for example the two cases on page 7 of today's Business Daily. What is difficult or secret about the writer/editor sharing the names of judges? I asked Meta AI to tell me the judges who rendered the two decisions. I then asked Meta to give a short background on Visram, J.
Why go on the road if he knows criminals and goons will be there? They have also started attacking themselves and burning their own vehicles to look for political sympathy?
In Homabay they had to even hire Greenline bus company to ferry crowds 😂😂😂🙌
Tuko na evidence kwa kalatass 😂😂
Suba South
#RutoRoarsNyanzaRises#NyanzaRising