Fate of new housing levy law, UDA and the dollar | Kenya news


Fate of new housing levy law, UDA and the dollar | Kenya news

Kenyan politics can get quite confusing... until you discover the link between some political events that maybe we did not pay enough attention to. --- UP NEXT: Betrayal against Ruto outside parliament gathers momentum | Kenya news https://youtu.be/OTeF97EOW9U Something about the Raila AU job and Uhuru Plus Can't sell your land? Do this | Kenya news https://youtu.be/UYWANqLFwCY Kumekucha Videos January 1st 2024 to February 23rd 2024 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdav3qwVLaII7QJvNpc-7KAAmo7Ispi6W&si=qY_oLMpBrasDxICV

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The drama currently unfolding in Uasin Gishu county, William Ruto's home county is shaping up to be yet another case of corruption and lack of accountability. Only this time it has met with the stubborn resolve of locals led by a 24 year old Mercy Tarus. Funds were collected from the trusting public and even sensitive ATM cards handed over in good faith amid countless rosy promises but now leaders are changing the narrative and being economical with the truth. 24 year old Mercy Tarus has become an internet sensation and the face of the people fighting to expose the scandalous actions of Uasin Gishu governor involved in the Finland scholarship scam. It is very disheartening to see that it has become common for leaders in Kenya to collect public funds without any intention of being held accountable. What does this latest development mean for the country, and the Ruto regime politically going forward? Even as daily demonstrations continue in Eldoret, the capital of Uasin Gishu county?

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