Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Zur Startseite

Kenya has borrowed close to Ksh 4Trillion from August 2022. This is NET borrowing only. It doesn't include what is borrowed to pay previous loans. This is a slippery path that can only weaken our Economy if we don't change course. Below what that money can do; We are...

NdindiNyoro's profile picture

Ndindi Nyoro

1,068,917 subscribers

48,252 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

Nachrichten & PolitikBildungFinanzen
LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

The public debt is now over Ksh 13 Trillion. We are borrowing in one year around Ksh 1.2Trillion; the amount President Kibaki borrowed in 10 years. Borrowing a net of Ksh 4Bn every day, without adding refinancing (what we borrow to pay previous loans). Kenya is also borrowing off the book from last year, just exactly what Senegal did and the more the reason they are in deep fiscal crisis. That’s why IMF is shunning Kenya. If we do not stop the profligate borrowing, for sure a reset is on the horizon. We must stop. We are African and Africa is our Business..
7:01

The public debt is now over Ksh 13 Trillion. We are borrowing in one year around Ksh 1.2Trillion; the amount President Kibaki borrowed in 10 years. Borrowing a net of Ksh 4Bn every day, without adding refinancing (what we borrow to pay previous loans). Kenya is also borrowing off the book from last year, just exactly what Senegal did and the more the reason they are in deep fiscal crisis. That’s why IMF is shunning Kenya. If we do not stop the profligate borrowing, for sure a reset is on the horizon. We must stop. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Ndindi Nyoro

17,968 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Today on the National Illegal Borrowing Fund. Kenya is currently borrowing over Ksh 1.25 Trillion per year. Approximately Ksh 4Bn every day. This is net borrowing without taking into account what we borrow to pay earlier debts. The Fund’s main purpose is to open another avenue of borrowing off the Book. We are African and Africa is our Business..
6:40

Today on the National Illegal Borrowing Fund. Kenya is currently borrowing over Ksh 1.25 Trillion per year. Approximately Ksh 4Bn every day. This is net borrowing without taking into account what we borrow to pay earlier debts. The Fund’s main purpose is to open another avenue of borrowing off the Book. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Ndindi Nyoro

22,711 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Ndindi Nyoro: In 2022, our debt was Ksh.8.7T, now we are talking about approximately Ksh13T. Kenya is borrowing Ksh.4B everyday on net basis. We have now borrowed over Ksh.4T in under 4yrs. We must do something about that #CitizenTonight
0:52

Ndindi Nyoro: In 2022, our debt was Ksh.8.7T, now we are talking about approximately Ksh13T. Kenya is borrowing Ksh.4B everyday on net basis. We have now borrowed over Ksh.4T in under 4yrs. We must do something about that #CitizenTonight

Citizen TV Kenya

12,670 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Kenya is now borrowing Ksh 3.4Bn every single day or Ksh 140 Million per hour. Simply Ksh 2.4M Per minute both day and night every day. Out of that, the Kenyan Debt is now over Ksh 12.1 Trillion. This is besides the Ksh 175 Bn Borrowed through securitisation of the Fuel Levy and the Ksh 45Bn Talanta Bond. We are African and Africa is our Business..
5:31

Kenya is now borrowing Ksh 3.4Bn every single day or Ksh 140 Million per hour. Simply Ksh 2.4M Per minute both day and night every day. Out of that, the Kenyan Debt is now over Ksh 12.1 Trillion. This is besides the Ksh 175 Bn Borrowed through securitisation of the Fuel Levy and the Ksh 45Bn Talanta Bond. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Ndindi Nyoro

134,264 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

KENYA IN FIGURES: Based on CBK data and other GoK data sources, Kenya borrowed Ksh 1Trillion in the last 8 Months. Meaning we are borrowing between Ksh 3.5Bn to 4Bn per Day. This is new debt or net debt excluding refinancing or debt borrowed to pay other debts. In August, the ordinary revenues (taxes) collected was Ksh 157Bn. In the same Month, Ksh 120Bn went into payment of interest rates. 76% of revenues went into interest rate repayment. All these excludes Debt backed by revenues like Securitisation, Talanta Bond or PPPs. Jioni njema Wadosi. We are African and Africa is our Business.
7:36

KENYA IN FIGURES: Based on CBK data and other GoK data sources, Kenya borrowed Ksh 1Trillion in the last 8 Months. Meaning we are borrowing between Ksh 3.5Bn to 4Bn per Day. This is new debt or net debt excluding refinancing or debt borrowed to pay other debts. In August, the ordinary revenues (taxes) collected was Ksh 157Bn. In the same Month, Ksh 120Bn went into payment of interest rates. 76% of revenues went into interest rate repayment. All these excludes Debt backed by revenues like Securitisation, Talanta Bond or PPPs. Jioni njema Wadosi. We are African and Africa is our Business.

Ndindi Nyoro

30,470 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Listen to this four minutes clip by Okiya Omtatah. The debt ceiling has hit Ksh 12T. Out of this Ksh 12T, the Parliament only approved the borrowing of Ksh 2.7T. Meaning Ksh 10T was illegally borrowed and was borrowed out of the budget. Now, the most scary part is that the same Parliament has approved the repayment of Ksh 8.9T. How do you approve the payment of something you never approved to be borrowed? And the 'borrowed' money did not also pass through the Consolidated Fund. In other words, we are paying what we cannot prove that we received. This is a dead country. There's no country here. Listen to this 🎤 #RutoMustGo #DrainTheSwamp
4:08

Listen to this four minutes clip by Okiya Omtatah. The debt ceiling has hit Ksh 12T. Out of this Ksh 12T, the Parliament only approved the borrowing of Ksh 2.7T. Meaning Ksh 10T was illegally borrowed and was borrowed out of the budget. Now, the most scary part is that the same Parliament has approved the repayment of Ksh 8.9T. How do you approve the payment of something you never approved to be borrowed? And the 'borrowed' money did not also pass through the Consolidated Fund. In other words, we are paying what we cannot prove that we received. This is a dead country. There's no country here. Listen to this 🎤 #RutoMustGo #DrainTheSwamp

I am Chege

93,493 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Fellow compatriots, it is important that we get involved at least by keenly following what is happening in our Country. High appetite of debt will definitely hurt our economy in the future. Our economy cannot afford to borrow Ksh 1.25 Trillion per year. Did you know that the new Fund is 90% about borrowing more off the book? We are African and Africa is our Business..
4:36

Fellow compatriots, it is important that we get involved at least by keenly following what is happening in our Country. High appetite of debt will definitely hurt our economy in the future. Our economy cannot afford to borrow Ksh 1.25 Trillion per year. Did you know that the new Fund is 90% about borrowing more off the book? We are African and Africa is our Business..

Ndindi Nyoro

20,066 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

“That housing fund, has generated, investments of $9.3 billion and this is not money we have borrowed, this is our own money...” - President Ruto
1:54

“That housing fund, has generated, investments of $9.3 billion and this is not money we have borrowed, this is our own money...” - President Ruto

K24TV

17,583 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Senegal Debts and Kenyan lessons. Senegal is currently in turbulence in debt management. Upon assuming office, the current government led by President Diomaye Faye and PM Ousmane Sonko realised that the previous government led by President Macky Sall had borrowed around $13Bn in Secret loans "Off the Book". Meaning the amount was not included in the mainstream Debt book. We must as a country avoid falling in that kind of an abyss. The National debt in Kenya is now over Ksh 12.5 Trillion. This is the loan book. We are borrowing Ksh 3.5Bn to Ksh4Bn every day. I mean Net borrowing. What is borrowed to pay previous loans not included. Unfortunately, on top of this and besides the mainstream borrowing, the Government is also for the 1st time borrowing off the Book without transparency. 1. Securitisation - The government has already borrowed Ksh 175Bn by offering as security fuel levy that is to be collected for the next 7 years. The process is underway for another over 100Bn on the same. 2. Talanta Bond - GoK borrowed through a bond Kah 44.5Bn, offering as security money that is to be collected by Sports Fund for the next 15 years. The interest alone for the Ksh 44.5 Bn loan will be 100Bn after that period. 3. Tourism Fund. The fund is effectively also on the same line and path. 4. Plans are underway to take around Ksh 400Bn loan by offering Housing Levy that is to be collected in the next many years as security. Basically collecting Housing Levy in advance. 5. The National Treasury is also in the process of forming an "Infrastructure Fund" which will is also a vehicle of borrowing more off the book. This is how it is working - Create a fund, then institute levies, then use the history of the Levy collected to borrow secretly off the book. This while is illegal also contrains the future flexibility of the country's fiscals or funds. All these Funds and institutions are fully owned by GoK. You cannot therefore treat loans taken by any of the government institution differently, especially non commercial institutions. If the institutions are unable to pay, GoK will pay. That's why w e must not do these kinds of implementation. It is important that Kenyans know this. Ramifications will definitely come. I hope sanity reigns and we avert a catastrophe by acting differently. We are African and Africa is our Business..
5:54

Senegal Debts and Kenyan lessons. Senegal is currently in turbulence in debt management. Upon assuming office, the current government led by President Diomaye Faye and PM Ousmane Sonko realised that the previous government led by President Macky Sall had borrowed around $13Bn in Secret loans "Off the Book". Meaning the amount was not included in the mainstream Debt book. We must as a country avoid falling in that kind of an abyss. The National debt in Kenya is now over Ksh 12.5 Trillion. This is the loan book. We are borrowing Ksh 3.5Bn to Ksh4Bn every day. I mean Net borrowing. What is borrowed to pay previous loans not included. Unfortunately, on top of this and besides the mainstream borrowing, the Government is also for the 1st time borrowing off the Book without transparency. 1. Securitisation - The government has already borrowed Ksh 175Bn by offering as security fuel levy that is to be collected for the next 7 years. The process is underway for another over 100Bn on the same. 2. Talanta Bond - GoK borrowed through a bond Kah 44.5Bn, offering as security money that is to be collected by Sports Fund for the next 15 years. The interest alone for the Ksh 44.5 Bn loan will be 100Bn after that period. 3. Tourism Fund. The fund is effectively also on the same line and path. 4. Plans are underway to take around Ksh 400Bn loan by offering Housing Levy that is to be collected in the next many years as security. Basically collecting Housing Levy in advance. 5. The National Treasury is also in the process of forming an "Infrastructure Fund" which will is also a vehicle of borrowing more off the book. This is how it is working - Create a fund, then institute levies, then use the history of the Levy collected to borrow secretly off the book. This while is illegal also contrains the future flexibility of the country's fiscals or funds. All these Funds and institutions are fully owned by GoK. You cannot therefore treat loans taken by any of the government institution differently, especially non commercial institutions. If the institutions are unable to pay, GoK will pay. That's why w e must not do these kinds of implementation. It is important that Kenyans know this. Ramifications will definitely come. I hope sanity reigns and we avert a catastrophe by acting differently. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Ndindi Nyoro

132,211 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

All about Talanta Infrastructure Bond/ debt and pushing Kenya into a debt and Fiscal cliff. The story of a Debt of Ksh 44.8Bn that Kenyans will pay Ksh 100Bn on interest alone. We are African and Africa is our Business..
6:26

All about Talanta Infrastructure Bond/ debt and pushing Kenya into a debt and Fiscal cliff. The story of a Debt of Ksh 44.8Bn that Kenyans will pay Ksh 100Bn on interest alone. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Ndindi Nyoro

255,712 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

This is absolutely insane - This American borrowed $96,000 in student loans for a bachelors degree - She’s already paid back $165,356 - She still owes $220,810.73 Again, she only borrowed $96,000 “I have paid almost double what I even borrowed in the first place, and I owe so much money. I am running backwards at this point” How is this legal? This is such a scam. This is why students can’t pay off their loans, the terms are beyond predatory
4:55

This is absolutely insane - This American borrowed $96,000 in student loans for a bachelors degree - She’s already paid back $165,356 - She still owes $220,810.73 Again, she only borrowed $96,000 “I have paid almost double what I even borrowed in the first place, and I owe so much money. I am running backwards at this point” How is this legal? This is such a scam. This is why students can’t pay off their loans, the terms are beyond predatory

Wall Street Apes

658,971 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Today is a very Sad day for our Country, Kenya. What we have witnessed today is very very unfortunate. These kind of barbaric acts against Kenyans must be condemned unequivocally. The lives of Kenyans are sacrosanct and must be protected, not harmed. It is Despicable and outrageous odious that this is happening. We are African and Africa is our Business..
1:36

Today is a very Sad day for our Country, Kenya. What we have witnessed today is very very unfortunate. These kind of barbaric acts against Kenyans must be condemned unequivocally. The lives of Kenyans are sacrosanct and must be protected, not harmed. It is Despicable and outrageous odious that this is happening. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Ndindi Nyoro

27,974 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

ANOTHER BOMBSHELL FROM AN ANGRY NIGERIAN YOUTH O!!! What Tinubu has borrowed in less than 2 years in office is far more than what 3 PDP presidents borrowed in 16 years. What is paining Nigerians is that nothing to show for these incessant loans, they borrowed it for frivolities. How can a govt crying that there is no money awarded a contract of 15trillion to the company linked to the 1st family? You can't be ruling the country as a personal entity and expect us to keep quiet.
0:52

ANOTHER BOMBSHELL FROM AN ANGRY NIGERIAN YOUTH O!!! What Tinubu has borrowed in less than 2 years in office is far more than what 3 PDP presidents borrowed in 16 years. What is paining Nigerians is that nothing to show for these incessant loans, they borrowed it for frivolities. How can a govt crying that there is no money awarded a contract of 15trillion to the company linked to the 1st family? You can't be ruling the country as a personal entity and expect us to keep quiet.

BUCOS

11,501 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Mark Carney, "With our economy under threat from abroad (USA). Canadians are focusing on what we can control" Canada's response to economic threats from Trump's USA is fantastic! If only Labour's Keir Starmer has this type of courage and vision
0:57

Mark Carney, "With our economy under threat from abroad (USA). Canadians are focusing on what we can control" Canada's response to economic threats from Trump's USA is fantastic! If only Labour's Keir Starmer has this type of courage and vision

Farrukh

107,328 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

We can both grow the economy and control the debt. What is important is that the economy grows faster than the debt. If we change the growth trajectory of the country, of the economy, then we will stabilize our finances and grow our way out of this.
0:37

We can both grow the economy and control the debt. What is important is that the economy grows faster than the debt. If we change the growth trajectory of the country, of the economy, then we will stabilize our finances and grow our way out of this.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

2,015,262 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

This medicine is engineered so that we can heal what we do to ourselves and what we do to others and be affirmed by the love of our Creator, which is eternal and almighty.
0:20

This medicine is engineered so that we can heal what we do to ourselves and what we do to others and be affirmed by the love of our Creator, which is eternal and almighty.

W. Bryan Hubbard

16,567 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

The IPO that turned out to be Government buying itself. We are African and Africa is our Business..
8:25

The IPO that turned out to be Government buying itself. We are African and Africa is our Business..

Ndindi Nyoro

29,958 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

If we legitimately owe IMF money and it is in the budget, we will ask those that we paid illegitimately to return it. We have paid almost Ksh.10T to this debt that is still at Ksh.11 T never coming down, just growing. This is what creates inflation and recession
3:28

If we legitimately owe IMF money and it is in the budget, we will ask those that we paid illegitimately to return it. We have paid almost Ksh.10T to this debt that is still at Ksh.11 T never coming down, just growing. This is what creates inflation and recession

Cyprian, Is Nyakundi

146,609 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

“Africa cannot just remain where it is, we need to move forward, we need to progress. If we can have an institution like this maybe so that people do some soul-searching and trying to figure out what is it that we can do to move forward.” President Kagame | ASG Matriculation Ceremony
2:02

“Africa cannot just remain where it is, we need to move forward, we need to progress. If we can have an institution like this maybe so that people do some soul-searching and trying to figure out what is it that we can do to move forward.” President Kagame | ASG Matriculation Ceremony

Presidency | Rwanda

20,252 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten