I just love there is no tribe here but speaking in one voice as Kenyans. Zakayo the hustler is a fraud sitting in a throne that is not his he cant govern
A small industrial cartel have maintained a stranglehold on production of essential goods since independence. Basic products that everybody needs like cement, iron sheets, flour, edible oils, paper, paint, pharmaceuticals etc remain overpriced because this syndicate can sabotage any competitor who dares enter into the market. They use lobbying, cronyism and high-end bribery to ensure hostile terms and conditions put competitors out of business. The result is that the few jobs created are offered primarily by them, which enables wage fixing. They also collude to exploit the people through price fixing because KRA depends almost entirely on them for large taxpayer revenue. KAM extorts the government into paying billions in VAT refunds. What we are witnessing is the inevitable tipping point of the debt problem, created by a small cartel trying to dominate a fast growing population, (by keeping out competitors who can supply the same things at lower prices). On June 19, 2024, Hon. Opiyo Wandayi explained in parliament how the clinker import duty racket was orchestrated by the owner of Devki Steel (who also owns Simba Cement), in order to unfairly eliminate other cement producers. Malkiat Singh had the publishing monopoly of public school books in the nineties. Kamlesh Pattni, Ketan Somaia, and Yagnesh Devani are a few examples of economic hitmen responsible for some of the most catastrophic heists in Kenyan history. 1963 brought a political handover, but manufacturing remained in the hands of others. It's time for an industrial reform bill that will put at least fifty percent of essential manufacturing in the country under cooperative societies. This is the way to a bright future.
Am so proud of this young people. Big ups guys for fighting for what is right for our country. We’re so tired of zakayo and his regime. Go Genzi’s we stand with you!! The police should not engage in violence, the public is peaceful and you’re also affected by this bill too…
Achana na lands za watu hizo zilipigniwa na damu hapo gava imekuja sana na wameluja sana sasa kama wakenya ni wajinga ati. Rmg
Tanzania Amna mtu atafanya ivi😂😂😂
Hawa Hawachoki let's look for other avenues hii italetea Gen z umasikini
Zakayooooo and your people must go back home juu nation imewashinda kutu hundle no need we are tired 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Power is with the people arm yourselves tuamke tujikomboe. Ata kaa Mikuki na mishale. Greedy politicians watolewe enough suffering of the poor
I just love there is no tribe here but speaking in one voice as Kenyans. Zakayo the hustler is a fraud sitting in a throne that is not his he cant govern
Wametuzoea
Big up Kenyans
I will do 1 pushup for every like this comment gets
Waaa… Kimeumana mbaya….. Watu wamechoka haki
A small industrial cartel have maintained a stranglehold on production of essential goods since independence. Basic products that everybody needs like cement, iron sheets, flour, edible oils, paper, paint, pharmaceuticals etc remain overpriced because this syndicate can sabotage any competitor who dares enter into the market. They use lobbying, cronyism and high-end bribery to ensure hostile terms and conditions put competitors out of business. The result is that the few jobs created are offered primarily by them, which enables wage fixing. They also collude to exploit the people through price fixing because KRA depends almost entirely on them for large taxpayer revenue. KAM extorts the government into paying billions in VAT refunds. What we are witnessing is the inevitable tipping point of the debt problem, created by a small cartel trying to dominate a fast growing population, (by keeping out competitors who can supply the same things at lower prices). On June 19, 2024, Hon. Opiyo Wandayi explained in parliament how the clinker import duty racket was orchestrated by the owner of Devki Steel (who also owns Simba Cement), in order to unfairly eliminate other cement producers. Malkiat Singh had the publishing monopoly of public school books in the nineties. Kamlesh Pattni, Ketan Somaia, and Yagnesh Devani are a few examples of economic hitmen responsible for some of the most catastrophic heists in Kenyan history. 1963 brought a political handover, but manufacturing remained in the hands of others. It's time for an industrial reform bill that will put at least fifty percent of essential manufacturing in the country under cooperative societies. This is the way to a bright future.
Zakayo tawe 😢😢
Need a change love and peace for Kenya I love Kenya
Am so proud of this young people. Big ups guys for fighting for what is right for our country. We’re so tired of zakayo and his regime. Go Genzi’s we stand with you!! The police should not engage in violence, the public is peaceful and you’re also affected by this bill too…
Umoja ni nguvu utengano niudhaifu
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Kenyas are tired aki..God help us to overcome all.
Kenyans in diaspora are supporting this…. go go Viva until our voices are heard… we need a change for our Nation.
This is what we need for our nation… big ups for the Youth.
Hatujaona kile budget ya 2023 kienye imefanya dio mtuletee ingine
Musikae mbele wote wengine watoke nyuma so you sandwich the police. Don't hurt them just sandwich them period.
Wah! This is very serious now Wie!
hwa mapolisi wamechoka kwani🤣🤣
Kitaeleweka tu
Za kayo aendekwao
Only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches
Wewe inchungua tukanana tu apo fala wewe…
Zakayo tawee