BREAKING NEWS!
Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang'o has exposed that money collected from the Housing Levy, SHA, Road Maintenance Levy and Hustlers Funds doesn't go to the National Treasury instead the money is going to private accounts and out of her visibility
YouTube is making it harder for Kenyan creators to earn money from the platform.
From February 2027, new creators will need 1,000 subscribers and either 8,000 watch hours or 20 million Shorts views to qualify for monetisation.
Currently, the targets are 4,000 hours or 10 million Shorts views.
Nairobi is projected to become Africa's largest megacity by 2050, with its population expected to reach 57 million, according to Africapolis, due to rapid urbanisation.
The city is set to overtake Cairo and Lagos to become the continent's most populous metropolitan area.
Goons can march like this only with the express support of state authority. I have it said it before and I can repeat it again that goons in most parts of Kenya are under the Express control the PS Office of President.
Gulf Energy limited is owned by Francis Koome Njogu.
Gulf Energy imports 3/4 of fuel consumed in Kenya through G2G deal.
Francis Njogu is William Ruto's best friend.
Roseline Njogu, the PS Diaspora Affairs, is the daughter of Francis Njogu.
That should tell you everything you need to know about the G2G deal.
Bigger issue: Why hasn’t the government strengthened the National Oil Corporation of Kenya to handle strategic reserves and supply shocks and even engage in G-G? instead, we have the said local companies Gulf energy and B energy connected to the elites.
Ndindi Nyoro raised critical points focusing on accountability and structural gaps. The response? Deflection into unrelated areas like KPLC shareholding.
That shift in argument signals something: when tough questions arise, the conversation is redirected instead of answered.
@DavidNdii Is that real progress on the ground ? Pending bills close to 90 billion ,to hearsays that SHA could collapse in 6 months,which is which?
Maybe the hustler nation energy, full of gusto about becoming Singapore, is a far stretch ,deal with fundamentals!!
Koko Networks is on the brink of collapse after the Kenyan government failed to issue authorisations needed to sell carbon credits, a core pillar of its business model, putting 700 jobs and a $300M investment at risk.
—The FT says the company might file a $179.6M insurance claim with the World Bank’s MIGA, alleging breach of contract, under the world’s first carbon-linked political risk cover.
—The model relies on selling compliance carbon credits generated from switching households from charcoal to bioethanol, with credits certified under internationally recognised standards.