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Lots of Ifs brother, it's about time our taxes worked for us.

When the people sit down and reason, good things shall happen.

Amalize, sio awachie katikati aende?

Wueh, things are getting personal. In a sitting we had someone asking the question "Why is it that when someone from the rift is in power, the must go! Issue crops up?" We had Moi must go, and now we have..., the must go! Issue was silent when the two mrimarians ruled back to back.

We have been so desensitized to a point this kind of thing, doesn't raise the ire of the public as it should.

The 300k is from the sale of land, around 2 Points of land in the high agricultural potential areas, that's almost a quarter of an acre. Going to Australia, Canada, USA and Europe, has changed the fortunes of many a family in the north rift.

How many times will you be told, he isn't in the government just lended his experts and a few token cheerleaders (Kaluma, Janet and the short Alego Usonga Mp), but he is still in the opposition and Azimio? 😂.

Nobody is disputing that, he made some effort and run away with the inheritance. But calling him a self-made man is a tad too much.

Not really, he inherited the huge parcel of land. Mr Boit was a Kenyatta 1 era PC who worked closely with the then minister for agriculture Mr Mackenzie in resettlement of Africans in the formerly white owned farm.

Wolves 2 others 1

Wakiamua kuchangamkiana kanunga, kutanunga sana.

Yeye ni mzito/heavyweight.

A good thing is that they have a majority zombified following, that will always say 'Baba pod pek' without fail each and every time.

A smart way of dealing with the odious debt is petitioning the American/European public since their governments are the owners of IMF/ Financial lenders. They pretend to have a high standards of morality against corruption, but, how can a $2 billion euro bond? Have a half of the undersigned...

A fisherman doesn't provide food to the fish, due to his love for the fish, it's just a bait to hook the fish. The same applies to the politicians and their campaign pledges.

More like the owner of the capital pockets. Most of the multinationals operating in Kenya, buy their raw materials outside the country, so that they overprice it and thus declare losses, thereby avoid paying taxes.

Extractive tactics, capital is expatriated to mother country.

You can't rape a woman who is already willing. Kiraitu Murungi circa 2004.

Oh, the hamster treadmill of capitalism!

The replies are hilarious.