Avoidable Housing Crumbling

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Nalala na viatu leo baada ya old kalao and now this news

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nobody takes it seriously. People just registered in case it turned out to be genuine. Beyond politics and rhetoric, the best way to gauge people’s trust is with their pockets.

For example, when kibaki launched the safaricom IPO a few decades ago, people voted overwhelmingly with their pockets and oversubscribed. When Rutall tried the same with KPC, people voted again with their pockets and gave it a “miss me with that bulshit.”

Boma yangu is suffering from the same trust deficit. Fundamentally, there is nothing wrong with affordable housing, the issue is that nobody trusts the bullshitter. They think everything he says is a lie or some secret swindle.

People may even vote for him a second term but nobody trusts him. Nobody wakes up with any confidence is their confidence reservoir when it comes to this government. You can see it in the general economy as well. Right now, there is over 6 BILLION DOLLARs worth of foreign reserves packed in kenyan banks that no one wants to invest in the shaky economy.

That shows they still trust the banking system, but that trust could soon wane if he keeps playing karata with the banking industry. We will go back to the old moi system where everyone with over one brain cell used to not store a single underserving penny inside the banking sector

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Ata ivi ndivyo SHA iko, 30million registered, only 4M contribute

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Wacha nitume kobole kwa account yangu, if I can find it. I registered during uhuru’s time.