Notwithstanding the challenges we face as a nation, there is significant progress over the past two years that deserves recognition. For instance, the shilling has stabilised, and prices of basic commodities such as flour have dropped considerably. It's important to view the glass as half full, not half empty.... I encourage us to critique the government objectively, factually, and with a focus on offering solutions.show more

Solution one: Stop Stealing and corruption. Murkomen what businesses do you own? We know your salary. How can you afford kes 50 Million watches? Bure kabisa

OMG, enough with the bei ya unga things man. It is old and tired. We do not eat unga morning to evening. What about omena? waru? maharagwe? mchele? mafuta ya kupika? Chumvi?

Did you keep this promise? Let's critique the government objectively

My friend, payslips have been significantly impacted, there are no salary increases, probably cuts. Even if you lower the prices of everything but still adjust my payslip, the situation remains the same or even worse. There’s really nothing to appreciate.

Mr, so the country is developed by dropping unga prices, do you think kenyans are stupid? We need more roads, finishing of projects that started during previous regime, reduction in corruption and tribalism, improvement of our universities and many others. Mambo ya unga ilikuwa siasa ya Raila.

Stabilisation of the Sh is okay, but no money for imports, businesses are closing and unemployment rate is high. The only basic commodity you keep on reffering is Unga, which the low price is as a result of good rains but farmers are getting huge losses, benchmark R.valley farmers.

This cow needs to be vaccinated urgently. Tf! Is unga this unga that.

STFU!