Finance Bill will suffer fate of BBI or fate of Kanu | Kenya news


The emerging bombshell in Kenyan politics is that the Finance Bill has been passed by parliament but is doomed from here on. In other words the Finance bill has passed and even been signed into law by President Ruto BUT there are still too many dark figures waiting for it at dark corners all over the place and it will most likely get "mugged" at some point.

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When young Mutula Kilonzo Snr started going to school in his rural home of Mbooni it became evident that the boy was very clever and managed the first position from standard one to seven

He subsequently joined secondary school and continued with invincible streak before joining the university of Dar-es-salaam in Tanzania where he undertook a law degree and graduated with first class honors.

The young and ambitious lawyer returned to Kenya and opened a law firm in the small town of Machakos where he specialized in land cases and secured victory for most of his clients enabling him to buy a car only after practicing for one year.

As his work load increased, he moved to Nairobi...

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