Hard truths.
MP Nyoro has urged urgent cuts to fuel taxes and higher subsidies, accusing the Kenyan government of inaction, opaque pricing and a flawed G-to-G fuel deal that keeps pump prices high.
Kaluma said National Assembly Finance and National Planning Committee sought the best price for the public asset and challenged testimony that failed to present a credible alternative valuation.
The MP said education has been neglected despite campaign promises. He expressed concern that young people and other dissenting voices have faced undue pressure, reflecting a shift from governance to public re...
Mbadi stated that the coffee industry, which some leaders are now using for political gain, has received an allocation of Sh4 billion, up from Sh3 billion in the previous fiscal year.
During a public forum with residents, Ndindi Nyoro described the government’s plan as a brewing scandal.
the legislator reaffirmed his earlier stance, stressing that the nation is already grappling with a debt crisis, and urged the government to make better use of its available assets.
Nearly 54 percent of the debt is owed to domestic lenders, while 46 percent is owed to international creditors.
