Habari ndio hio.
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Bad idea for the Universities.
Kenyatta University will be sold and it’s name changed to cover the money stolen by covid birrionaires… bookmark this post.
Why can’t the thieving government bail out universities?This is very bad for education
It’s always against the Hoi polloi to sell Public institution.
Because that will hurt the Kenyattas ? Maybe Ruto should rewind time back and change the history of this Country.
Ruto will buy consolidated bank, bookmark this reply.
tulieni mpangwe. fate yenu mliweka kwa mikono ya wanasiasa.
- the Port.
Tawara
Hasora tawara
Pipinya Tūgegee mackagary!
I support, Government should not be in the business of running loss making businesses
Hii nayo nimekataa
If the cost of sustaining a cow exceeds the returns, its better to be sold or donated to the willing buyer.
And when privatized they start turning in profit. How now?
Maybe the bank… not the port. That’s not something he can hold even if he’s President for life. He should go for JKIA.
Boss, ni IMF walisema hawataki kuskia upussy eti serikali inashindwa kulipa madeni sababu ya kubeba parastatals.
"In a statement announcing the approval of the $2.34 billion loan to Kenya, IMF, among other tough conditions singled out nine key loss-making parastatals that will undergo a major overhaul to stop bleeding the public purse. National Treasury noted at the time that after a thorough financial assessment, the enterprises had an outstanding Sh170 billion in government-guaranteed debt as of December 2020.
Those firms include Kenya Airways, Kenya Railways Corporation, Kenya Power and three public universities were also in the initial list.
Also on the list are Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, Athi Water Works Development Agency and Kenya National Examinations Council, as well as Kenya Wildlife Service, Kenya Post Office Savings Bank, Kenyatta National Hospital and E.A. Portland Cement.
The Treasury analysis established that the State agencies in question have an estimated liquidity gap of Sh382 billion over the next five years."
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Turncoat :D:D
You are like a stupid son who celebrates when the mzee mwenye boma anauza the family car because it is using fuer every month na haileti kitu kwa boma. Then he sells the childrens bikes because that will save cash on repairs and tyres. Then unashangilia when he sells the family cow because it is not producing enough milk. Then he sells his buroti maguta maguta because it is not bringing in any cash and he has to pay lease to the city county. Then he sells the family farm because inatoa only 30 bags of maize instead of 50. Then he sells the family home because it is cheaper to rent than own a house. Then when the mzee dies the son anawachwa maskini hohe hahe. That is how tax payers watawachwa maskini with zero assets/property after kenya kwisha wameuza kila kitu.