According to the Daily Nation newspaper, president William Ruto through majority leader Kimani Ichungwah, has tabled a new proposal in parliament seeking to increase the debt threshold.
This comes amidst William Ruto overtaxing Kenyans on the pretext of the country being self reliant.
As reported by The Standard newspaper, the recent surge in mass abductions of Kenyans continue to raise critical questions of the masterminds behind the same. This is especially after the police through the inspector general denied any involvement to the wave of abductions in any way whatsoever.
The national tresurery deliberately delaying disbursement of funds to counties has stalled most of the operations in the counties.
County workers are having a hard time catering for their needs, as a result of not being paid their respective salaries for a couple of months.
President Ruto’s agreement with USA president Joe Biden is likely to be in jeopardy following Donald Trump’s winning of the Whitehouse. This is because president-elect Donald Trump will likely come up with new foreign policies, considering his profound difference of his ideals with the incumbent president Joe Biden.
Giant Telco company Safaricom has hit a new unprecedented mile in its half year net profits, which have risen by 21.7% to Ksh 37 billion.
It’s Ethiopian subscribers have increased, making it to become the most profitable Telco company in East and Central Africa.
