Ohuru should fire him ASAP. Rotich, as finance minister was hired to manage our money matters and we have ended up broke. He doesnt deserve another day in that office. Even in you company if your company goes broke you get a new finance manager.

http://nairobinews.natio...roke-no-money-cs-rotich/

Jiringi 40b unaccounted for, and then its said GoK is broke, see the very simple connection my frens?

JP should be careful, it is now 'common knowledge' pple like Machozi are feathering their nests very aggressively. Imagine if this perception continues and rises in intensity, add to that the other concurrent matters of great public concern (grabbing of forests, drought, mounting no. of corruption cases, broken healthcare-for that is what all these KNH saga is all about, mismanaged curriculum roll-out, etc) and JP could face rising public anger irrespective of political divide...

This will never happen my friend. One thing Jubilee has done very well is to convince two entire communities that "we are in government". It doesn't matter whether you are talking to a university professor or a village drunkard. From Kericho to Nandi to Muranga to Kiambu, everyone believes the government is always right. Even here people like @harrydre, hardwood, muchknow, bigchick and others will always stand for and defend the government. Even if the economy collapsed and they lost their houses, jobs, savings, pension and they became destitute on the streets, they would still be singing serikali yetu. Witchcraft is real.

[quote=hardwood]Ohuru should fire him ASAP. Rotich, as finance minister was hired to manage our money matters and we have ended up broke. He doesnt deserve another day in that office. Even in you company if your company goes broke you get a new finance manager.

http://nairobinews.natio...oke-no-money-cs-rotich/[/quote]

if ever govt is unable to meet obligation, this system of devolved govt (devolved corruption) will have to give way first b4 anything else.

Very true.

The problem with this government is that it has no ideas on how to enable creation of new businesses and how to grow existing businesses. The only companies that can do well in a country like Kenya are companies that have experienced and survived such conditions in other countries. It is almost impossible to start or run a successful business in Kenya. Period. County taxes you, government taxes you and everything you buy is taxed 16% yet no employer is able to run a profitable business. Ninkubaya my fren.

[quote=hardwood]Ohuru should fire him ASAP. Rotich, as finance minister was hired to manage our money matters and we have ended up broke. He doesnt deserve another day in that office. Even in you company if your company goes broke you get a new finance manager.

http://nairobinews.natio...oke-no-money-cs-rotich/[/quote]

No wonder fuel and electricity are becoming expensive (read being taxed more) to raise money

Tano Tena Choristers where thou art?? We've hardly gone 4 months in and the circus is in town.

They need to grow the economy 'Bottom -up' not climbing tree from the top by debt financing everything including foreign benchmarking trips. Otherwise country will grid to a halt sooner than later.

Rotich is sly. He's making such announcement afew days after bagging the second euro bond. My bet is if such statement was made before the bond issue the subscription would be very different.