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Benn5

Benn5

@Freakykitty141

가입일 Ekim 2022
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kipruto
kipruto@KiprutToo·
So saa hii ni EPRA inaset price independently, when fuel price was low mlikuwa mnasifu Wandayi. Upuzi! The gay teacher is a big daft.
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Moe
Moe@moneyacademyKE·
Kenya’s government now says students placed in private universities through KUCCPS will no longer receive scholarships, with support limited to loans only. They say scholarships are now reserved for students in public universities.
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Mbabz
Mbabz@Kalasinga_·
The question that @EPRA_KE needs to answer. We have always been told the purpose of G2G is to cushion us from external shocks. Now our fuel has gone up because of the war Why did our fuel prices not go down when global fuel prices were at an all time low last year?
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Eric Muriuki
Eric Muriuki@Benign_Overlord·
"We got into the G2G to protect against fluctuations in fuel prices" and other long stories. This kleptocratic government lies through the teeth usiku na mchana. Just so you know, fuel prices are never coming below 200 again unless it's towards the 2027 election.
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Willis Evans Otieno
Willis Evans Otieno@otienowill·
We were told the G-to-G fuel scheme existed to protect the public from price shocks and stabilize supply. If it was instead manipulated to manufacture shortages, justify emergency imports, and load consumers with inflated premiums, then was a racket.
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Alinur Mohamed
Alinur Mohamed@AlinurMohamed_·
From my dm, "help ask Ndindi Nyoro why he has developed this tendency of seeking popularity using EPRA and Fuel prices while he supported removal of Fuel Subsidies, addition of VAT on petroleum products and introduction of Fuel levy. Why is he clever now?"
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Kodak mwitu
Kodak mwitu@its_pabloh1·
Ukianza kuona tweets za jacob juma tl jua kuna maandamano inakaribia.
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Benn5@Freakykitty141·
@BravinYuri But there should be a ceiling to greed hii nayo hapana it's too much
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Suppressed News.
Suppressed News.@SuppressedNws1·
🇵🇱🇮🇱Polish MP Konrad Berkowicz displayed an Israeli flag where the Star of David was replaced with a swastika and said: “Israel is the new Third Reich and that's exactly how its flag should look”
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Daniel K (in SF)
Daniel K (in SF)@dkazand·
the cleanest tell that you're Projecting is how certain you are about someone else's interior
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Julians Amboko
Julians Amboko@AmbokoJH·
Musings on Kenya's changes in pump prices & the VAT adjustment: This is a drastic u-turn by the National Treasury on how to cushion from a VAT perspective. · Just a fortnight ago, the idea was to switch VAT from being ad valorem to specific. The idea was that VAT on petroleum products will then switch from being pegged on the value of the product & be imposed based on the quantity of product. The idea here was to decouple tax from the rising cost/value (see clip from CS MBadi before the National Assembly). · Today, in a drastic U-turn the government has decided to adjust the rate from 16.0% to 13.0%. So we keep the rate as ad valorem, & offer a marginal decline on the standard rate What triggered this U-turn? · I suspect Supplementary Appropriations I 2025/26 & the Kes 1.3 trillion deficit (6.8% of GDP). The whole of the National Treasury's senior leadership is in Washington DC for talks with the IMF The rate · Sec6(1) of the VAT Act empowers the CS to reduce by up to 25.0%. So the CS had a window to reduce up to 12.0% (similar to COVID19 relief measures). Why 13.0%? Why deny the consumer that 100.0 bps? Operational Realities · Since the VAT rate for petroleum products is changing mid-month, the April 2026 VAT return will be chaotic for OMCs. · OMCs have to now effect changes to their ERPs effective midnight tonight to be sure that they align with the change in VAT rate for pricing. It will be interesting to watch · Suppose an OMC deals in both fuel & lubricants, as many do anyway. The lubricants are still at 16.0%, your fuel is on the new rate at 13.0%. That ERP system needs to be adjusted to capture both rates. It will be interesting to watch
Julians Amboko@AmbokoJH

Quite a loaded release on Kenya's April 15th through May 14th pump price cycle: 1. Super Petrol increases by Kes 28.69/litre to Kes 206.97 2. Diesel increases by Kes 40.30/litre to Kes 206.84 3. Price of Kerosene remains unchanged 4. Value Added Tax on Super Petrol, Kerosene & Diesel have been reduced to 13.0% from 16.0% 5. GOK plans to use Kes 6.2 billion worth of Petroleum Development Levy to smoothen out the prices

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