The Impact of the Eco-Levy on Kenyans  

She resembles Kanze Dena.

That smile from her should be taxed.

Conversation starts @ 5:25

These are great Kenyans, Making Kenya Great Again. She deserves success

Beautiful brilliant lady

Why ban blastic bottle just implement recycling it. I get every blastic bottle i recycle 025 euro sent so when am low on money i use it as cash back for my shopping.

The problem is ruto was taken climate change 💰 & now he has to do what owners of the money are telling him

Sober conversation there. Huyu apewe moja on my bill 😅😅😅

This garbage collection and recycling business seem to have money if one ventures into, but unfortunately, the exorbitant taxes being imposed seems to be making it difficult to venture into. I loved the conversation. Thanks, @spicefm, for such a discussion.

Manufactures of certain products such as cooking oils and fats should give consumers incentives to accumulate a certain no of containers in exchange for money or a product. The containers do not have to end up in landfills. The manufactures should be then reuse these containers. Reduce, reuse, recycle.

My suggestion is wine and dine the bureaucrats at Treasury to pin point the stimuli of of the 360 turn on matter that have been agreed upon

😂😂Oh, just like many Kenyans, I'm hearing of that Levy for the first time here. I've also heard that there are over 40 new Taxes (direct/indirect tax) introduced in the latest finance bill. I'm waiting for my area MP to atleast call a Baraza and make us understand those taxes.