SHIF and the politics of cynicism (Part 3): Enter Kenya Kwanza

For several reasons, Kenya Kwanza did not have the luxury of a binding narrative that Uhuru Kenyatta had thanks to his father's position as the first president and as a supposed anti-colonialist. It still had to pacify the Kenyan majority with promise of services, but at the same time, it had inherited an indebted economy. So what did it decide to do? Lower the quality of services and tax the employed to pay for them.
If you start a plier manufacturing company in Kenya, establish it behind closed doors x.com/RufasKe/...
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Embu brothers died the day they started a butchery business
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7:51 I always remember when Obama was running & he talked to ' Joe the Plumber ' a plumber who was buying a business making $250k per year about Obamacare.
A plumber making $250k in a year imagine that. Meanwhile, KRA keeps thinking about taxing the jua kali sector