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All patriotic Kenyans must do their best to evade taxes.
I’ve always evaded and avoided…now I’m thinking I surrender something small incase the suckers come knocking
tano tena supporters mko wapi sasa…
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Buda boss, whether tano tena or nasarites…were in deep shyte
You look at Ruto’s side of his appointed cabinet secretaries. This included the mlevi former Finance CS Koech that was pulling numbers from his ass.
He also had the illiterate Echesa. Now imagine if LootAll was to become PORK? How his government would look like if those appointments are anything to go by.
Kenyans need to have their heads examined for even entertaining the slight thought of having that kleptomaniac as head of state with the current state of affairs.
Kenya is in a big mess. Kenya will become the next Lebanon or Venezuela in the next one year. We will need bailing out from IMF or World Bank. Thousands will lose jobs and savings. If wewe ni mjanja start saving your money abroad or in dollars. yaani corruption has brought us to our knees
Hadi Spear aliacha kupost jubilee development…
They long recanted and admitted Wanjohi was a grave mistake, but the competitors were even worse options.
Or look for investment opportunities in other countries
there is a worldbank/IMF loan the govt will take soon in order to access international loans… restructuring is a must when dealing with the imf who are coercing the govt to take the loan , clearly these guys dont care about bonobos , katanuka next year…naona a revolution
[SIZE=7]Kenya Seeks $2.3 Billion Loan From IMF to Boost Recovery[/SIZE]
Kenya is seeking a loan of as much as $2.3 billion from the International Monetary Fund under the lender’s extended fund facility.
Talks on a possible 3 1/2-year loan program are expected to conclude early next year, with Kenya targeting an initial disbursement of about $725 million in the fiscal year that runs through June, National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani said in an interview.
Among objectives of the loan is “continuous support of Kenya’s Covid-19 response,” Yatani said. “We are also looking at areas of reduced debt vulnerabilities through a revenue-driven fiscal consolidation.”
Yatani wants to raise and conserve funds as part of a plan to support sub-Saharan Africa’s third-largest economy after the pandemic hit public revenue and further clouded plans for fiscal consolidation.
Yields on Kenya’s 2048 dollar bonds fell 7 basis points to 7.41% on Monday, 12:47 p.m. in Nairobi.
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Funding constraints have forced the government to scale back on some projects under President Uhuru Kenyatta’s so-called Big Four agenda to boost housing, manufacturing, health care and farming, according to Yatani. The National Treasury expects economic expansion this year will be under 1%, compared with growth of 5.4% in 2019
[SIZE=6]Separately, the government is holding talks with the World Bank for a development policy operation, or DPO, loan of about [COLOR=rgb(209, 72, 65)]$1 billion to $1.5 billion… [/SIZE]
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Tuko pambaya waisee. Saidii
The government has been asked to sack approximately 50k jobs. Things will get so bad people wont believe they voted for Uhuru and Ruto
employees wajipange sasa especially those who earned 150k and above 5% is a lot.
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government borrows to support tumbocrats not the economy
Source??? Job groups?? Departments???
UK showed the UN another partners (read aid donors) the middle finger…
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So Kenya’s solution to everything is more taxes…
Sielewi, kwani UN wame interfere na Nini hapa Kenya?ama waliadvice against referendum?
I wonder who advice this guys… meanwhile nurses are striking from Monday