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Breaking: We reveal that hidden in Sections 34 and 35 of the Finance Bill 2026 is a proposal that could have major privacy implications for every Kenyan. Most people think it's just a tax on phones. It's not that simple. The Bill moves excise duty on mobile phones from the point of importation or sale to the point of activation. It also states that the excise duty must be paid to the Commissioner by the time the phone is activated. But here's the problem, and I have attached all evidence in the replies. The Bill never explains how that system will actually work. For the government to enforce such a tax, it must somehow know: ✅ Which phone is being activated ✅ whether tax has been paid ✅ and potentially who is activating it And that's where the concern begins, because it might involve collecting your phone number, names etc. Every phone has a unique IMEI number. Last year, dealers were already required to submit IMEI details of devices supplied to them. Now the government wants taxes to be collected at activation. To make such a system work, the phone, the IMEI number, the SIM card/ phone number, and the tax payment must somehow be linked. Will sellers collect the tax and remit it? Will telecom operators verify payment before activation? Will buyers have to pay directly to KRA through eCitizen or M-Pesa before a phone can be activated? The Bill is silent. And if payment ends up being made through M-Pesa, eCitizen, or another digital platform, that creates another trail of personal data, including names, phone numbers, and transaction records. Piece all that together and you have more than a tax system. You have the foundation of a database capable of linking a specific phone to a specific Kenyan and be misused against anyone. Today, it is being introduced as a revenue collection measure. Tomorrow, it could become a powerful surveillance and tracking tool. Your phone is not just a gadget. It contains your contacts, conversations, location history, financial transactions, and much of your daily life. The most effective surveillance systems are rarely introduced as surveillance systems. They are introduced as administrative measures that sound harmless at first. There are more details we have found that we will share, so follow me here -Sholla Ard - as we expose everything Most Kenyans are focused on the tax. The bigger story may be the hidden agendas. Reject the Finance Bill 2026

@WendyLIR @CrystalAsige Place u r is every one smart!?, of course not and that doesnt make u like the non smart ones! right time 2leave ODM is ard the corner..

@Dm_KE_ @CrystalAsige Not too smart. If she were, she would separate from ODM and run solo. She'll win with the current political climate As long as she's in ODM, her ratings will be down for some of us

I felt compelled to visit Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil. The grief is heavy. The pain is visible. No parent should have to bury their child because safety systems failed them. #VIP

Huko kwa Court of Appeal ndo kumejaa judges wako kwa payroll ya Kasongo. We all need to rally behind Omtatah as he seeks to have 3 of them removed.

@CBSNews @RamyInocencio They can keep their dollars...we r not fools or puppets for any politician and 2027 elections we r sedg ALL of them home and others to jail

A Kenyan court on Friday temporarily blocked the U.S. from setting up an Ebola quarantine facility on an air base there for American citizens exposed to or infected by the virus. CBS News' @RamyInocencio has more on the emergency order and what the U.S. has offered Kenya in exchange for the quarantine facility. cbsn.ws/3QbdYlN

@Nzuki6Amos @Kenlelekoiten Talk 4urself idiot

@Kenlelekoiten Kalonzo Musyoka should know that no Kamba, except Kalonzo himself, who takes him seriously

Kumbe Kitui ni TUTAM, si mnaona Watermelon 🍉 akipiga magoti kuomba wamhurumie.

Kalonzo Musyoka says he has a strategic plan is for Kenyans

@skmusyoka Good SKM, but we need serious strategies to get this greedy regime out of leadership come 2027, and straight to jail. Ru opposition team even serious!??

The Nakuru County disaster management budget for the financial year 2025/26 is Ksh 800 million. The emergency response to the Utumishi Girls tragedy is a clear example that the money is not being used for its intended purpose. We must work towards removing this corrupt, visionless leadership, which has resulted in suffering and premature deaths of Kenyans.

@sholard_mancity Yet they dont pay civil servants their local per diems let alone cutting other Kenyans international travel!. Bure kabisaa #wantam

President Ruto is set to travel to South Africa on June 4th, days after allowing Ebola patients to be brought into Kenya. And that's the point. The high fuel prices hurting millions of Kenyans will never stop him from travelling. -The cost of fuel can go up. -Transport can become more expensive. -Food prices can rise. But those making these decisions like Ruto, Mudavadi etc will still fly, still travel and still enjoy the privileges of office. The pain is felt by ordinary Kenyans, not the people imposing it.

@sholard_mancity 103rd trip?

@USForeignAssist Seems like u hav zero idea of the kind of youth ur dealing with in Kenya!!

We are aware of the court action filed in Kenya against the Ebola isolation facility. We are in touch with Kenyan authorities and are optimistic we can resolve objections.

" Since Ebola quarantine facility is a 'Good' idea, why don't we set up the Facility in Statehouse?"- Fanya Mambo Kinuthia injects!

@Bigchief254 Thats null and void, WE the people of Kenya determine the future of the country not an individual. The current generation here doesnt giv a shit abt selfish leaders. 2027 he goes home together with the deal

A US Citizen with a shocking reveal amid the ongoing Kenya - America Ebola Quarantine Saga "Your President Ruto signed an American First health deal in 2025,this means USA can access all your health data and set up quarantine facilities"

President William Ruto seems to think Kenya is living the same life he and his family are living. When his children wake up and drive past potholes in expensive cars, he assumes transport is working. When his family walks into private hospitals with insurance cards and gets treated in minutes, he thinks healthcare is fine. When his children and friends study in expensive schools with full electricity, enough teachers and good meals, he tells us education is improving. When he speaks about farming, he speaks as a man with huge land, tractors, subsidies, connections and protection from losses. Meanwhile the ordinary farmer is staring at dry land, fake fertiliser, expensive fuel and loans they can no longer repay. When food reaches his table every day without struggle, he imagines every Kenyan is eating. But outside State House, Kenya is bleeding quietly. People are skipping meals and pretending they already ate so their children can eat first. Fathers are avoiding calls because they cannot send school fees. Mothers are standing in hospital corridors holding prescriptions they cannot afford. Young graduates are roaming towns with certificates in envelopes that now look like jokes. This is the painful truth many Kenyans have now understood. The “hustler” story was sold like salvation. We were told he was one of us. We were told he understood the pain of ordinary people. We were told he was fighting dynasties for the common mwananchi. But today, many ordinary citizens feel abandoned, betrayed and used. The slogans became noise. “Bottom up.” “Kazi ni kazi.” “Hustler nation.” Meanwhile the cost of living kept rising. Taxes kept increasing. Jobs kept disappearing. Life kept becoming harder. A leader becomes dangerous when he stops seeing the suffering of ordinary people because everyone around him is comfortable. That is where Kenya is today. And that is why more Kenyans are beginning to say openly, without fear or confusion, that electing Ruto was a mistake this country cannot afford to repeat.

@USForeignAssist @Kalasinga_ Ru guys trying to cause chaos in this country as u know riots can be daily!?... the people r not 4the idea yet u still want to force it?! Ill motive 2instigate riots? Do ur intel analysis proper

@Editorial53 Idiot burger bora ameshiba

Musalia Mudavadi- "Surely we cannot be so stupid to bring Ebola to Kenya". Despite the so-called measures, isn't bringing Ebola patients to the country for quarantine bringing Ebola to Kenya? Ama Sisi ndio wendawazimu?

@LarryMadowo Ask them one qstn , how many people survived in that Monrovia quarantine camp???, useless burgers

NEW statement to CNN: “The U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps is deploying a team of highly trained officers to Kenya to support the care, monitoring, and quarantine of American citizens departing the Democratic Republic of the Congo as part of a coordinated interagency effort with the State Department and Department of War. The deployed team includes physicians, nurses, laboratory technologists, mental health professionals, and engineers – including officers with previous Ebola response experience in Liberia during the 2014-2015 outbreak. Personnel have undergone specialized training in PPE, quarantine protocols, and treatment procedures related to the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola virus. Protecting responders and American citizens remains our top priority, and HHS is confident in the safeguards, clinical protocols, and operational planning supporting this mission.

@citizentvkenya We are also ready to refuse this nonsense

'We're ready,' PS Oluga says amid reports Americans exposed to Ebola may be sent to Kenya

@citizentvkenya Stupid idiot

Vera Murunga: I don't think the US is exposing us to the Ebola Virus. They are using us as a quarantine facility as we are geographically closer than them to Congo #CitizenDayBreak