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This week marks a defining moment for the ruling Kenya Kwanza administration as MPs wrap up the heated debate on the Finance Bill 2024. At the heart of the debate are critical tax proposals that could either significantly impact the country's economy or burden the ordinary citizens. Some other critics have argued that the proposed tax measures could disproportionately affect low-income households and small businesses. The bill passed to the second reading with 204 MPs voting to approve it against 115 who rejected it. If the MPs vote to approve, it will then be transmitted to the president for assent.
‘Finance Bill must pass’: Kenya Kwanza leaders defend tax proposalsAs the storm rages against the 2024 Finance Bill, there has also been a fierce backlash against members of parliament (MPs) who voted in favour of the tax proposals. Leaders within Kenya Kwanza, however, seemed unfazed by the blowback, insisting that they will pass the bill, arguing that they have met the demands of Kenyans who wanted it scrapped. Despite praising the protesters for being peaceful, the leaders did not comment on the police brutality that marred the peaceful protests and left two dead. They defended the bill, saying some of the controversial clauses have been removed and will be removed during the third reading on Tuesday. They also hailed the ongoing countrywide demonstrations led by the country’s youths, Ichung’wa and Cheruiyot, saying the President will listen to the Gen Z’s plea.
The Gen Z anti-tax hike blitz has caught the imagination of the Kenyan public by storm. A nation that has been long convinced the youth harboured no interest in politics have been shocked by their patriotic spirit. This is because in the history of Kenyan political protests, the police have been surprisingly restrained. The protesters have themselves set the tone of the demos by conducting themselves in a tremendously mature fashion. No vehicles set ablaze.
Just hours before Kenyan police officers are scheduled to land in Port-au-Prince in Haiti, notorious gang leader Jimmy Cherizier, popularly known as Barbecue, has penned a letter to the Haitian government seeking for dialogue. Barbeque, who had in the past dared Kenyan police officers, remarked that he was seeking to explore peace initiatives being advanced by Prime Minister Garry Conille. "If the Kenyan military or police come, whatsoever, I will consider them, aggressors,” the gang leader had vowed on March 2024. This would give the people of Haiti freedom to resume normal life as well as bring peace to the war-torn country. The mission is sanctioned by the United Nations and funded by the United States and Canada.
Investigative journalist Paul Wafula left Nation Media Group (NMG) last week, as the media house intensified the purge on its payroll. Sources within Nation Centre told Business Today that Wafula got his exit letter on Friday, 14th June, 2024. “You don’t understand journalism; you are not a journalist,” Wafula is said to have told the senior manager. He was still in love with the hard-hitting business journalism, exposing cartels. That’s what happened here,” said a journalist at the Daily Nation, who is familiar with the intrigues behind the NMG exits.
Source: UGCThe dailies also highlighted the dramatic scenes witnessed in Nyahururu, where President William Ruto attended a church service. Daily NationThe publication reported on the drama that unfolded in Nyahururu after a group of anti-finance bill protesters forced police to sneak President William Ruto out of a church venue. The StandardIn a change of heart, President William Ruto expressed his willingness to engage the Generation Z protesters. "Our young people have stepped forward to engage in the affairs of their country. They have stepped forward tribeless, they have stepped forward peacefully," Ruto said.
Duke Hare Barbers has been nominated by News & Star readers as one of the ten finalists in its 'Best Hairdresser/Barber 2024' award. The award-winning barbers, which is located on Carlisle's Scotland Road, is owned by Sarah McKibbin who opened the Duke Hare in 2016. After being informed that Duke Hare Barbers has been nominated as a finalist in the News & Star's 'Best Hairdresser/Barber 2024' award, Sarah was on hand to express his delight. Sarah also discussed the community that she built around the Duke Hare and the close relationships she has built with other barbers in the city. I personally moved this end of Carlisle as a result of the community being so friendly and welcoming to us when I opened Duke Hare over 8 years ago.
President William Ruto has broken his silence over the ongoing protests by Kenyan youths over the Finance Bill 2024. Speaking in Nyahururu on Sunday, Ruto said that he is proud the young people have stepped forward tribeless and peacefully to be counted. "Our young people have stepped forward to engage in the affairs of their country. His remarks come after Kenyan Gen Zs staged countrywide demonstrations over the 'punitive' Finance Bill, 2024. Last week, Gen Zs in Kenya staged countrywide protests over the Finance Bill, 2024 calling for its rejection, of punitive taxes.
There were cheers at the Holy Family Basilica in Nairobi after a youth walked to the front of the Church in the middle of service to protest against the Finance Bill, 2024. In a video seen by the Star, the unidentified youth who was carrying the Kenyan flag stood there and started chanting ‘Reject Finance Bill’. Soon after, the church joined the chanting and applauding him before he walked back to his seat. A man who was leading the service at the time then asked the congregation to applaud the youth for boldly expressing himself. “The first thing we want to say is thank you for your courage.
A kenyan grandma has warmed hearts after asking her granddaughter to join anti-Finance Bill protests. Source: UGCWhy is Kenyan grandma trending? The excited granny wondered how Gen Z had managed to make it to the streets to protest, and she sang the late Otieno Kajwang's famous song, Bado Mapambano. Bado mapambano, mapambano...Si urudi Kenya uwasaidie kupambana ( You Lisa, where are you young people Gen Z telling us elders to stay home? Gen Zs troll Fred MachokaElsewhere, Fred Machoka disclosed he was attacked by Gen Zs after his niece, Gloria Orwoba, got blogger Edgar Wabwire arrested.
A sombre mood engulfed Mamba village in Yatta, Machakos county, where slain Makadara magistrate Monica Kivuti was laid to rest on Saturday. Members of the judicial community including judges, magistrates and advocates eulogised Kivuti as diligent, saying she was passionate in her work. Kivuti was admitted to the bar in 2008 and became a magistrate six years later. The Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association vice president, Rhoda Yator, described Kivuti as a shining light, beacon of justice and pillar of strength. Court of Appeal president Justice Daniel Musinga said Kivuti was a hardworking and dedicated judicial officer who had a bright career ahead of her.
But close associates of President Salva Kiir maintain that the government can rely on the South Sudan Transitional Constitution, 2011. Read: South Sudan choking under yoke of impunityHe said that there can never be a draft constitution without first resolving at least two cardinal issues. and the type of federalism that best suits the peculiar conditions of South Sudan. “Given the high levels of illiteracy in South Sudan, how would the public effectively participate in the NCC without adequate sensitisation through the NCRC’s educational function,” he said. Mr Mabor says that NCRC remains a key interlocutor in the design of the permanent constitution, guiding the debate on addressing the two cardinal issues mentioned by Dr Akol
