Rank: Elder Joined: 6/20/2008 Posts: 6,275 Location: Kenya
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murchr wrote:Othelo wrote:murchr wrote:Othelo wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:Othelo wrote:At least Baba has been fighting for local companies. By the way that letter, there is nothing incriminating at all. It still leaves the meeting to be held by the different governament agencies to make the final decision. Baba just provided a working and enabling platform for Mastermind to be heard!!! Wapi corruption hapo please!!!  risasi was just lobbying for a local company, nothing wrong with that, its just the leader of government asking the revenue authority to stop their tax collection demands from a local company. Nothing wrong with that, I mean If you read the letter, that was part of his job as PM  No please, no...do you have that job description? The role of KRA is to collect taxes, an authority and role given to them by the constitution. The PM has no authority to stop that. If Mastermind wanted special preferential treatment, there are ways of going about that, by having parliament amend the law so that it suits them. This begs to question, was the PM bribed to stop KRA from collecting taxes? KRA is not an indepedent institution, but a department/agency under Treasury. PM then was the supervisor of all ministries during the nusu mkeka gava!!! Therefore the letter formed part of this role!!! The Law wrote:5. Functions of the Authority (1) The Authority shall, under the general supervision of the Minister, be an agency of the Government for the collection and receipt of all revenue. (2) In the performance of its functions under subsection (1), the Authority shall— (a) administer and enforce—
(i) all provisions of the written laws set out in Part I of the First
Schedule and for that purpose, to assess, collect and account
for all revenues in accordance with those laws;
(ii) the provisions of the written laws set out in Part II of the First
Schedule relating to revenue and for that purpose to assess,
collect and account for all revenues in accordance with those
laws;
(b) to advise the Government on all matters relating to the administration
of, and the collection of revenue under the written laws or the specified
provisions of the written laws set out in the First Schedule; and
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(c) to perform such other functions in relation to revenue as the Minister
may direct. (3) The Minister may, by notice in the Gazette, amend the First Schedule General supervision does not amount to aiding a company to evade taxes. Could be the same thing happening to Keroche Somebody was trying to kill Keroche. Market threats.
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Othelo wrote:murchr wrote:Othelo wrote:sitaki.kujulikana wrote:Othelo wrote:At least Baba has been fighting for local companies. By the way that letter, there is nothing incriminating at all. It still leaves the meeting to be held by the different governament agencies to make the final decision. Baba just provided a working and enabling platform for Mastermind to be heard!!! Wapi corruption hapo please!!! risasi was just lobbying for a local company, nothing wrong with that, its just the leader of government asking the revenue authority to stop their tax collection demands from a local company. Nothing wrong with that, I mean If you read the letter, that was part of his job as PM No please, no...do you have that job description? The role of KRA is to collect taxes, an authority and role given to them by the constitution. The PM has no authority to stop that. If Mastermind wanted special preferential treatment, there are ways of going about that, by having parliament amend the law so that it suits them. This begs to question, was the PM bribed to stop KRA from collecting taxes? KRA is not an indepedent institution, but a department/agency under Treasury. PM then was the supervisor of all ministries during the nusu mkeka gava!!! Therefore the letter formed part of this role!!! Which chapter in the Constitution is KRA role outlined?????? risasi is just a whistle blowing lobbyist, how does a whole leader of government lobby for a tobacco company. Imagine his childhood friend writing to the tz revenue authority asking them to suspend tax collection. just ask yourself #whatwouldmagufulido
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Kanuke, Kasinuke?Quote:The quintet entangled in the ‘cigarette’ affair includes former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, former Justice minister Martha Karua, ex-Trade minister Moses Wetang’ula, Mary M’Mukindia, and corporate executive Julie Adell-Owino. i.am.back!!!!
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harrydre wrote:Kanuke, Kasinuke?Quote:The quintet entangled in the ‘cigarette’ affair includes former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, former Justice minister Martha Karua, ex-Trade minister Moses Wetang’ula, Mary M’Mukindia, and corporate executive Julie Adell-Owino. How does Baba come into this mess and he is mentioned nowhere? Guilty by association?
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Iganamagana wrote:harrydre wrote:Kanuke, Kasinuke?Quote:The quintet entangled in the ‘cigarette’ affair includes former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, former Justice minister Martha Karua, ex-Trade minister Moses Wetang’ula, Mary M’Mukindia, and corporate executive Julie Adell-Owino. How does Baba come into this mess and he is mentioned nowhere? Guilty by association? The kids must have learnt from their grandfather or the kids took what they got and shared with their grandfather. Either way, a grandfather remains a grandfather and must safeguard the grandchildren.
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Risasi Sufuri wrote:Iganamagana wrote:harrydre wrote:Kanuke, Kasinuke?Quote:The quintet entangled in the ‘cigarette’ affair includes former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, former Justice minister Martha Karua, ex-Trade minister Moses Wetang’ula, Mary M’Mukindia, and corporate executive Julie Adell-Owino. How does Baba come into this mess and he is mentioned nowhere? Guilty by association? The kids must have learnt from their grandfather or the kids took what they got and shared with their grandfather. Either way, a grandfather remains a grandfather and must safeguard the grandchildren. Living in the past, now we are in briefcase exchange levels Formal education will make you a living. Self-education will make you a fortune - Jim Rohn.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/10/2008 Posts: 9,131 Location: Kanjo
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Othelo wrote:Risasi Sufuri wrote:Iganamagana wrote:harrydre wrote:Kanuke, Kasinuke?Quote:The quintet entangled in the ‘cigarette’ affair includes former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, former Justice minister Martha Karua, ex-Trade minister Moses Wetang’ula, Mary M’Mukindia, and corporate executive Julie Adell-Owino. How does Baba come into this mess and he is mentioned nowhere? Guilty by association? The kids must have learnt from their grandfather or the kids took what they got and shared with their grandfather. Either way, a grandfather remains a grandfather and must safeguard the grandchildren. Living in the past, now we are in briefcase exchange levels Even kwa briefcase levels, the grandpa bado ako ndani...isn't the briefcase owner the largest financier of the grandpa? i.am.back!!!!
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harrydre wrote:Othelo wrote:Risasi Sufuri wrote:Iganamagana wrote:harrydre wrote:Kanuke, Kasinuke?Quote:The quintet entangled in the ‘cigarette’ affair includes former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, former Justice minister Martha Karua, ex-Trade minister Moses Wetang’ula, Mary M’Mukindia, and corporate executive Julie Adell-Owino. How does Baba come into this mess and he is mentioned nowhere? Guilty by association? The kids must have learnt from their grandfather or the kids took what they got and shared with their grandfather. Either way, a grandfather remains a grandfather and must safeguard the grandchildren. Living in the past, now we are in briefcase exchange levels Even kwa briefcase levels, the grandpa bado ako ndani...isn't the briefcase owner the largest financier of the grandpa? Despite the hate, Baba soldiers on. Safi kama pamba!!! In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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