We will die.

This man definitely knows what he is talking about!!

I think he's better of in the realm

Mine is close to 7m.. though it's earning me money.. I wish I could get 15 like you or more

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@@bryankimeu Oooh yes.

😂😂hii ime enda sasa 😂😂

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Agwambo saved him during Uhuruto regime when his house was raided.

Very true

Go by upload date.

This should be Part 2

He did forensic audit last year.

If wishes were horses, all paupers would ride. Uv said what ought to be done, but politics in Kenya always win. Sad 😢😢

What do you mean? Isn't there a way out of this hole ? What stops a through audit?

Auditor General Nancy Gathungu and her predecessor Edward Ouko were churning out these audits from all counties showing the decay in our institutions but NOBODY is ever held accountable. Our wage bill is through the roof due to our overepresentation by busy bodies all over, it doesnt take a rocket scientist to figure out our self inflicted wounds. Tumeshindwa na kazi Africa mzima, time to head hunt others from first world TO LEAD or take another 100 years to be SERIOUS!

You are wrong on the laws. The laws are there but in handshake government, there were no checks. So people were borrowing illegally.

@@jeddycherono9229 Jimmi did an audit. It seems like default might be the option. Matunda mabaya ya handshake.

Atleast they borrowed in their own currency

@@bensombogoo2587 We also borrow in local currency. About 50% of our debt in shillings. Only a half is in foreign currencies, mainly being in dollars.

@@georgeodhiambo598 but to repay the shillings have to be converted to the USD$ coz it's the universal conversion currency

@@mzuribeauty4287 There are two lines of public debts paid for differently. There are local debts borrowed in shillings and repaid in shillings. They are borrowed through instruments like Treasury bills, Treasury bonds, Infrastructure bonds etc. Then we have foreign debts borrowed in foreign currencies. The dollar is the dominant one. They are borrowed in foreign currency and repaid in foreign currency. About a half of Kenya's public debt is in local currency. And it is the one David Ndii was saying the Govt currently borrows at a rate of Shs 25billion per week.

He has every right like anyone else.

you accurately capture UDA's sort of thinking... the problem is even the leaders born from poor families do steal, in fact they steal with the desire of wanting to build new dynasties that overpower the former traditional hierachies. just look at the likes of waititu or Riggy g..

Zakayo is seeing 💰💰💰 in the account not KENYANS DEBT 🤣🤣

For sure , yet finance is being taught by some clueless academicians in our universities

Show me where he has lied using mathematics only not feelings azimio dog

​@@gamersnevercryeverdog wasn't necessary, but you're right. Dude should show us where the man has lied. He's using numbers published by the government so whatever is saying is just translating for the ordinary Kenyan.

Be it as it may, you cannot discount his information on the account of his suspected shady deals.

Do you have evidence of all the statement .....stop these fallacy and listen to facts from Jimmy

100% TRUE!!!!

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Record and watch it later

If you have a computer or smart phone

@@nancylinus3470 thanks Nancy ill do that the show is very addictive

Resign and watch it at home.

More like, used-to-be-part-of-all-government-projects Jimmy, now with insider information.

I have a feeling this may be one of the reasons coupled with the uncertainty in the country, remittances and overall global slowdown.

How are you connecting budget to debt? You start with a budget. Then you fund it from own resources or from debt or a mixture of both. In exactly the same way it is done at personal level

@@georgeodhiambo598 From Wanjigi's statement,the law says debt cannot be more than 15% of budget.However if I factor in inflation and interest,I might have gotten the total wrong.

@@worldofsports5745 No. What he said is that the amount borrowed may exceed by 15% the loan amount APPROVED by parliament. That's only allowed as the project for which the loan was earmarked is in progress. Thereafter the Executive is still required by law to seek Parliamentary regularization. And he is right in that assertion. The budget is then varied under a supplementary bill to reflect the increase as a regularization, rather than approval process.

Should the USD be sent to other countries

Why should that be so? Kenya shillings is still depreciating with respect to the dollar, and it appears to be on a free fall. If the USD is bad then the Kenya shilling is worse.

True, but when you gave to take loans in order to repay loans, then the conditions for debt trap is setting in. Equally worrying is that when you get to that stage, then you can only access high risk, high INTEREST loans making it even more challenging in paying off the debts. Situation doesn't look rosy. We are already negotiating fir Eurobond 3 for settling Eurobond 1. It will come at a higher interest, if at all we receive it.

Who told you Raila is the opposition leader? There is no such thing as an opposition leader under the current Constitution. People take elections very lightly, more like a game of tribal mathematics, but be very careful with the kind of leaders you elect all the way from MCAs to the President. The constitution does not charge the runner up in a Presidential election with any responsibilities. The role of keeping the Executive in check is with Parliament, and not some imaginary "Opposition leader" that only exists in your head. Don't hire a hyena to look after your goats, then upon realizing that the hyena has eaten all your goats, then you start blaming the herdsman that you refused to hire! Sounds stupid, doesn't it? How do fellows with high levels ignorance like you effectively participate in elections? What factors do you consider before you cast your vote?

Ni wakati wa prayers. Bwana asifiwe!!!!

His father was in government during Moi time so he benefitted from that through government contracts

These guys are not rich coz they are smarter than most..... don't be lied to 😂😂😂

@@mzuribeauty4287 how did he manage to multiply what his father left?

@@jamesmaina7414 if others are smarter, why are they not filthy rich?

​@@IamJemoh his father is still around..

Trump knows about money?

Trump knows about money?

@peter kuria how could he archived such business empire without knowing about money?

But Ghana defaulted and they are living with it! Let's default. Watado?

Yaani you have balls to talk and this mess was handshake mess ?😂😂😂 you can dare even mention Ruto ?

@@gamersnevercryever Get your fact right Ruto and Uhuru are responsible for the massive borrowing

@@Gaming_with_Martin even after 2017? 😂😂😂

When was the Euro bond and the SGR project iniated over ten years ago and who is the current president now that is currently over taxing people that's right Ruto and who is the common denominator here it's still Ruto

And then he still wants to raid our payslip over housinq tax we Gamers Zone unaishi dunia ingine

Numbers are numbers they dont know raila or ruto - numbers tell the story and they are readily available just go online and research

This are figures that are in public, no stories, no false promises, no cheap talk, just true figures which are accessible.

Wewe similar entities were there when Greece collapsed, then Venezuela and recently on the continent when IMF star boy Ghana invoked default! Thinking beyond our primordial ethnic cocoon is the only helpful solution for our dear Kenya.

That is akin to expecting the president to say "My friends, here, we are kwinished"

Produce for export purposes.

Cost of production iko juu. Bei ya mafuta na raw materials are expensive.

Avocado azijaiva. We going to lose that market also

That's why Uhuru was acting crazy.Wanted BBI. He knew this was coming. Infact Ruto was starting to want taxes but the put pressure.

@@silvershsadow2045 How was BBI going to impact on Kenya's debt obligations? Which clause of the BBI bill discharged Kenya from repaying public debt?

Which tax hasn't he paid that you think he should pay?