Question (1) are the new rates null and void based on legal precedent and procedures ? and (2 )are they instantly reverted to default at the end of term ?Keep with the good work !
Honestly, the Kenya Kwanza governance has been erratic, especially their aggressive move of imposing taxes on every aspect of money generation for citizens. Ridiculous reforms and new laws further exacerbating the situation. It's time for a collective uprising.
For Nation Media group we can understand moses kuria went at there office and threatened them live on air and dared to close there office down if they would do what he wants and since the wanker's were all weak and scared to death to loose jobs they had to, what a silly station.
Its also important to remember. What is going one with the dollar distress and euro distress of the kenyan foreign exchange. could these floating fees be measures to attract some dollars when other sources continue to dry up -- foreign investment for instance -- and what is the way out. In the big picture we clearly need a different structure of government -- one that can deal with captured courts and top down legislation that doesn't even work in its own terms, let alone for people. Pan-africanism offers some solutions -- the potential of new systems of governance, and thus platforms to work through state crafting and the like, and new frontiers to bargain with foreign powers and develop some self-sufficiency. But how to deal with those who survive like paracites such as Ruto and much of the political and economic powers is another problem. The corporate media will always be captured because it survives off ad revenue and donations from other corporations -- big manufacterers etc., on top of pressures from their "inside sources" such as presenting their side of the story.
