@ggiste Basic logic, needs come first.
No one skips rent, school fees, or hospital bills for tax.
You don’t choose streets or skip treatment for “the greater good” when KRA collects and adds more, yet ignores its people.
So KRA becomes last priority, or never a priority at all.
@ggiste Pro tip for first Vitz service:
Start Toyota Kenya (22k)
Get part numbers + see what they replace.
Compare parts + labor cost with (9.6k)mechanic.
Buy parts yourself, let mechanic install.
Critical stuff = dealership.
Rest = mtaani.
Baseline first, then save.
@Danny456080 This is a poor way of thinking.
Fact is, development happens anyway because catching up is usually faster when the way is already paved by others.
Prioritizing global economic races over domestic well being is a flawed model and this can be seen in South Korea all theatrics.
@aakash_rewari@maahirpanchal In my country, IT alone won’t get you far, same to mechanical engineering so we do both can be electrical or whatever other engineering out there.
@JonathanKaribu@citizentvkenya@KoinangeJeff@OBurrows Jimi Wanjigi is smart to not associate with them you might not see it now but probably in the future, the people we see being paraded around won’t do much but are only vassals to the ones who created the problem, the problem will only change form it won’t go.
@OmwomMelvin@winxywaira369 What don’t you understand about the source of all your problems it’s the odious debt you moron.
Odious debt is that the money isn’t in the bank account mandated to the citizens of Kenya meaning it is not your problem.