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LEWIS-MILLER KAPHIRA - Privatization 3.0: A Silver-Lining or the Return of Old Ghosts? @LKaphira theelephant.info/analysis/2026/…



Kibaki had a plan like this. Stop GOK from domestic borrowing and only borrow foreign. This should naturally reduce the interest rate as GOK is the single largest local borrower. Force banks to go to real people at reduced rates



Between this devolution and the former eight provinces which one is better? My take; heri the former provinces;this devolution shit has just devolved corruption, increased the number of employees hence skyrocketing the wage bill with little to no service provision for the people


Just days after William Ruto appointed the 7-member Governing Council for the National Infrastructure Fund (NIF), the Council has today kicked off the process of recruiting the men and women who will form the NIF Board. Today, Big Picture Team (@AfUncensored) break it all down: What is the National Infrastructure Fund? What does it do? Who runs it? And most importantly how do we, as Kenyans, keep an eye on it? youtube.com/live/eLx5S8v7B…



The government should invest in Majembe so that he can represent Kenya in international boxing competitions…. Uyu msee ako na potential ya kuwa international boxer bora apewe training fity ,watu wanaeza tii uko njee…. Ama niko jaba

>be social studies student >professor assigns Das Kapital >Marx explains how capitalism exploits workers >makes total sense >capitalism = bad, socialism = good >graduate with $87,000 in student debt >can't find job that pays living wage >blame greedy corporations >apply for government job >get hired at Department of Education >spend 8 hours daily in bureaucratic meetings >produce nothing of value >complain about private sector efficiency on X >vote for politicians promising free healthcare >support rent control to fight housing crisis >wonder why no new apartments get built The same students who read Marx's theory of exploitation never question why government jobs exist or why their "public service" requires extracting wealth from productive workers. They rail against capitalist surplus value while collecting paychecks funded by taxation—the ultimate extraction..


@sholard_mancity Kenya used to have an amazing oil refinery. The SAPs, that adverse, dangerous neo-colonial invasion by infiltration programme helped dismantle it. We would need more than oil refineries: we would need some guts, a philosophy for our future, and a desire to realise and protect it.

So tuko a week away from this event na mine is just to remind you mkuje with your arguments
