After being in denial about divestitures...

It's never too late to change, now let's hope that the recommendations will be applied.
I can bet something valuable that that's the last you'll hear of the issue. After all the committee is not out of their desire to discover the cause but out of pressure after the meeting he had with the Kenya Private Sector Alliance on December 10.
 
...and crowing all over about how well the economy was doing...


Does that need a committee to unravel really?

Even a primary school graduate can tell you that high taxation, too much red tape coupled with too much regulation , corrupted and inept CSs, high cost of fuer and electricity, pillaging and plundering of our local industries so as to be sole importers and distributors of foreign goods by connected individuals, etc etc chase investors away.
When he forces employers to compulsorily pay housing levy and unrealistic SHA dues, what does he expect?

Jambas is either buying time, giving his friends opportunities to earn per diem and other perks as committee members or simply lying.
Kwanza, Jambas is renowned for demanding 10% ownership of companies establishing in Kenya from abroad.
 
Does that need a committee to unravel really?

Even a primary school graduate can tell you that high taxation, too much red tape coupled with too much regulation , corrupted and inept CSs, high cost of fuer and electricity, pillaging and plundering of our local industries so as to be sole importers and distributors of foreign goods by connected individuals, etc etc chase investors away.
When he forces employers to compulsorily pay housing levy and unrealistic SHA dues, what does he expect?

Jambas is either buying time, giving his friends opportunities to earn per diem and other perks as committee members or simply lying.
Kwanza, Jambas is renowned for demanding 10% ownership of companies establishing in Kenya from abroad.
Buying time
 
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