But Kenyans love corruption. Citizens are always willing to bribe their way through. So, who will fight corruption?

How can the smaller ones be removed if some voters voted for chief of them.

After voting for their thief calling himself hustler. They shouldn’t even complain.

And also illiteracy in the general public who believe everything their tribal leaders day

If I was to get into power I won’t pay for the debt that can’t be accounted for, those who voted for that leader will pay their own debt.

@@johnosumba1980 doesn't work like that. Dept is attached to the Government not individuals. And defaulting is not worth the damage.

@@Canadian1987guy it has to work like that so that foolish voters can wake up know that choices have consequences.

lol, you will be the one blamed. dont be naive in politics@@johnosumba1980

Thank you. It’s becoming repetitive and only riles up the common mwananchi

@@LikizoB And that is a good thing

Quick answer. It cannot

@@iamsyourdadi 😂😂😂 short and sweet

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I'm sorry but you did not detail the 2 sides of your "twofold" assessment? On the other hand, defaulting might be the only viable/realistic solution because the current strategy of taxing to grow the economy is undeniably unsustainable if not outright flawed. Defaulting is painful at the beginning but it offers a genuine hard restart/reset to the economic fundamentals that Kenyans want for prosperity. It also provides the level of pain that perhaps will finally catalyze Kenyans to demand that the culprits of the existing odious debt i.e. debt that Kenyans did not authorize the Uhuruto government to borrow since 2013, and parts of which did not even make it into the Kenyan coffers, be legally pursued, prosecuted and forced to return these stolen funds.

@@stove7197 Concur

Did you not have solution when you were stealing election?

You are very right.

No matter the government that took charge, the same problems. Who knows which prescription the competition would push... Pause and think about it.

Debts started with uhuruto even earlier.

@@langat007 this is a very silly mindset you have

@@langat007 Kalejinga.

When the government cannot provide solutions, any solution will be better than the government solution.

even those ones will be criticized. even if jesus came down with an economic plan, ata rudishwa mbiguni na wakenya@@paulmulewa6595

The problem is no one is applying ANY solution

I gave up on Kenyans. They never rise up when it matters. We are a hopeless population

You got it wrong when you voted for know clueless thieves. The only way to help us out is a revolution. Ni God manze

We need reminding so we, not the guests, can do something about it. Remember we are the sovereign. We have become used to not doing anything for so long that those in positions of leadership (note, I didn't say leaders) break the law with impunity, shrug and walk away saying, "wakenya watado?"

@@achiengmasiga4445 Well, we are given a chance every 5 years and we don’t use it. Remember, 30% of the electorate didn’t even show up to vote, so “we”, the sovereign are very much part of the problem. All I need to hear now are tips on how to thrive in this economy

Like who,without the government they’re only creating awareness.

Isn't providing solutions the work of the government that Kenyans voted for? Isn't the bloated government being paid for that? Isn't the president being guarded by over 1000 SWAT like security because his brains are the source of solutions to all problems?

The problem is central government and not devolution.

@@johnosumba1980 You didn't even engage with his argument or disprove it. You just stated a different argument. Hio imetusaidia aje?

@@iamsyourdadi just common sense how much % of budget is sent to the counties in relation to national government? Those your arguments are from those who wants Kenya to go backward where President decides everything for the country. The most wastage and stealings happens in the central government, they can’t show where those trillions they borrowed goes. Typical example is Eurobond.

@@johnosumba1980 I agree with you that wastage is coming from the central government but that doesn't mean devolution as we have implemented it is right. There are many countries without our form of devolution that work just fine. I think devolution is for a different country in a different time- not ours. we are too ignorant, wasteful and carefree to implement it well

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No less than the government did....unless you've been living under a rock since 2022...housing levy, fertilizer subsidies, fuel stabilization levy, etc.🤔2023-24 Government Budget Statement: "This growth outlook will be reinforced by the interventions being implemented by the Government under the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda, including the provision of subsidized fertilizer and seeds to farmers during the planting season. Further, economic activity is expected to improve and drive aggregate demand expansion as the international commodity prices ease coupled with improved exports and resilient private sector consumption as well as ongoing public and private investment." Kenyans need to read otherwise as Jimi Wanjigi says, the mzungus were right in saying that if you want to hide anything from Africans, put it in a book🥲

Why not take the seat and present your sober figures? Am sure spice fm are more than ready to host you. Meanwhile we wait to analyze your figures, as long as you stay on the course of truth..

@@truthandrighteousness Do you reside in outer space? Spice FM and the whole cartel of mainstream media cannot dare, shall not dare, accommodate the likes of me or you. It is money money money and control control control, manipulate, cajole, blackmail, threaten, wear down. There is more corruption in the mainstream media than all governments since independence combined.. You see the same figures/characters/personalities in and out of the chain of official regular cartel media network, from citizen to standard media.. There is a whole bucketful of "finance and governance experts" what expertise do you imagine these charlatans posses? At no time do we get to listen to a regular kenyan of sound mind to put across their opinions. There is no outsider, outlier, no maverick or normal kenyan in that food chain..

What do you mean 'heavy accent'? It's a Kenyan accent and we all have accents, heavy or not. Si you just rewind and get his name.

@@achiengmasiga4445 not interested in his name, I got the gist of his message a

@@achiengmasiga4445 furthermore I have no problem with his accent, or anyone else's.

The western world grow because of good environment and policies for businesses not because of taxes as you presume and having been made to believe by those incompetent people you voted for.

Problem is not paying tax. It is where the money disappears to.

How do you grow economy after stealing all the tax you've collected? That's what KK clueless govt is doing.

You are serious when you say this? And you call someone else a fool? By your logic, more taxes should equal more growth? Or what are the limits? If we find that the most prosperous times of the most prosperous nations are not the most highly taxed, will you concede you will you change your mind?

taxes don't grow the economy you fool!!! Increased income-generating activities grow the economy. Increased taxation discourages those income-generating activities because of reduced consumer spending, basic economics!!!

@@evansnyangano8515 Even subsidies are corrupted ,monies end up in foreign accounts.