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Four hours later, not a single police officer has arrived. Orders from above. Being in DCP, or in opposition, is a crime in this country. Let that sink in.

Four hours later, not a single police officer has arrived. Orders from above. Being in DCP, or in opposition, is a crime in this country. Let that sink in.

Irungu Nyakera, CBS

148,436 次观看 • 7 个月前

The Rironi Mau Summit Road was initially going to cost the tax payers €1.3bn (KES 190bn) under Uhuru but is now costing $2.25bn (KES 290bn) under the chief hustler. The journey to Singapore is for one family!

The Rironi Mau Summit Road was initially going to cost the tax payers €1.3bn (KES 190bn) under Uhuru but is now costing $2.25bn (KES 290bn) under the chief hustler. The journey to Singapore is for one family!

Irungu Nyakera, CBS

84,775 次观看 • 9 个月前

Let me help Energy CS Wandayi: Kenya’s average electricity tariff is about $0.26 per kilowatt hour. In Uganda it is about $0.17, in Rwanda about $0.19, in Tanzania about $0.10, and in Ethiopia it is below $0.01 per kilowatt hour. That means power in Kenya is 26 times more expensive than Ethiopia, 2.6 times more expensive than Tanzania and more expensive than any of our other neighboring countries.. When you combine these high electricity costs with high and inconsistent taxes levied on manufacturers, it becomes clear why Kenyan industries are struggling to compete regionally and to survive locally.

Let me help Energy CS Wandayi: Kenya’s average electricity tariff is about $0.26 per kilowatt hour. In Uganda it is about $0.17, in Rwanda about $0.19, in Tanzania about $0.10, and in Ethiopia it is below $0.01 per kilowatt hour. That means power in Kenya is 26 times more expensive than Ethiopia, 2.6 times more expensive than Tanzania and more expensive than any of our other neighboring countries.. When you combine these high electricity costs with high and inconsistent taxes levied on manufacturers, it becomes clear why Kenyan industries are struggling to compete regionally and to survive locally.

Irungu Nyakera, CBS

42,343 次观看 • 7 个月前

This week has reminded us why the rule of law must always prevail over goon culture. What happened to Raphael Tuju in Nairobi and to me in Kisumu should concern every Kenyan who believes in justice and lawful dispute resolution. Businesses, property rights, and institutions cannot be run through intimidation and hired gangs. Kenya must remain a country governed by courts, not goons. And to those in power, don’t attempt to grab everything - allow other Kenyans to also enjoy the little they have.

This week has reminded us why the rule of law must always prevail over goon culture. What happened to Raphael Tuju in Nairobi and to me in Kisumu should concern every Kenyan who believes in justice and lawful dispute resolution. Businesses, property rights, and institutions cannot be run through intimidation and hired gangs. Kenya must remain a country governed by courts, not goons. And to those in power, don’t attempt to grab everything - allow other Kenyans to also enjoy the little they have.

Irungu Nyakera, CBS

31,149 次观看 • 6 个月前

60% of Nairobi’s residents live in nearly 200 settlements that occupy just 10% of the city’s land. Key communities include Kibra (400k), Mukuru (300k), Kawangware (100k), Korogocho (100k), Mutuini (100k) among many others. To truly dignify these families, we must focus on four essentials: proper access roads, street lighting for safety, slum upgrading and decent housing, and basic services like public toilets, sanitation, and reliable water kiosks. Real change begins where the need is greatest.

60% of Nairobi’s residents live in nearly 200 settlements that occupy just 10% of the city’s land. Key communities include Kibra (400k), Mukuru (300k), Kawangware (100k), Korogocho (100k), Mutuini (100k) among many others. To truly dignify these families, we must focus on four essentials: proper access roads, street lighting for safety, slum upgrading and decent housing, and basic services like public toilets, sanitation, and reliable water kiosks. Real change begins where the need is greatest.

Irungu Nyakera, CBS

33,524 次观看 • 10 个月前

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