Kenyans have hit the social media pages with cries directed to directorate of criminal investigations department to arrest the masterminds evading taxation at the times tower building.
Here are the some of the sentiments:
Am leaving this one here, it speaks volumes! #TheRealKRACartels pic.twitter.com/5NvPzcauE7
— Njeri Mwangi (@sanjemwangi) May 15, 2019
#TheRealKRACartels
Kenya is a third world country and we are the 14th most corrupt country in the world, how are we expected to grown our economy when we keep letting corrupt leaders get away with stealing?
Maumau did not die fighting for independent for this— THE BOSS LADY™ (@wangari_kamunye) May 15, 2019
Most of the KRA staff arrested are young people while Real masterminds led by John Njiraini are free. #TheRealKRACartels
— K!TOS KOPARAN (@enock_kiptanui) May 15, 2019
I believe those employees were working for some top management individuals #TheRealKRACartels
— Kigen Flex MSC (@KibetKigen_) May 15, 2019
#TheRealKRACartels
If Kenyans do not stand up our economy will be destroyed by these greedy politicians,every day there is a corruption scandal hitting the headlines,nobody has been arrested even when there is evidence, WE NEED A REVOLUTION!— THE BOSS LADY™ (@wangari_kamunye) May 15, 2019
#TheRealKRACartels are well known. Transacting Billions of money from CBK is not sth that one say that there's no evidence. @DCI_Kenya Kenya is country controlled by UNTOUCHABLE mafias. pic.twitter.com/CT2Ojh6PoI
— Real Nick Lee (@NickLeeKenya) May 15, 2019
It is very sad. And they want us to believe that these guys acted on their own which is a lie. The masterminds are sitting pretty and ready to replace those arrested and the system continues.#TheRealKRAcartels https://t.co/62cC9UZcPH
— Sammy (@samrott100) May 15, 2019
Anonymous says
Kenya has finally collapsed thanks to Uhuru aided by Ruter! Now i understand why there is this heightened craze to loot whatever is left. There is real panic. No wonder the silence. Those who were singing Kumira kumira curse you to hell! Look at this math: KRA collects around 1.37T. Salaries goble 630b. Loans are gobling 68%, that is about 930b. Therefore salaries and loans total to 1.56T, against Kra’s 1.37T. No wonder they are in Europe for an Eurobond! Gosh! Even this housing shit is a way of sourcing money to survive.
Anonymous says
hizi mats ziko na huduma number.
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Matatus ordered to keep off national parks and game reserves
By Mac Otani
May 15th, 2019 1 min read
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Tourists enjoy a ride in a matatu inside a local park. The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife has now banned the use of PSVs inside national parks and game reserves. PHOTO | COURTESY
The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife has now banned the use of commuter matatus in the country’s national parks and game reserves with immediate effect.
According to a statement shared on the ministry’s social media pages, it is illegal for the Passenger Service Vehicles (PSVs) to drive tourists into the parks run by Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS).
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The ministry headed by Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala raised concern over an influx of matatus especially hired by Kenyan tourists to ferry them into the parks and reserves.
The ministry said is not only illegal, but also dangerous given both the matatu drivers are not specially trained for such trips and their vehicles are also not designed for the specific terrains.
Any vehicle ferrying tourists to the parks will be required to obtain a license from the Tourism Regulatory Authority to operate as a Tourist Service Vehicle (TSV) and display the said sticker.
The TSVs will also be required to driven by licensed professional tour drivers and tour guides, with KWS directed to strictly implement the directive and bar matatus and other unlicensed vehicles.
The move comes after photos were captured and widely circulated on social media showing local and foreign tourists driving in a local park in a commuter matatu.
Xaviour says
strangely Kenyans want corruption but have somehow formed an opinion on who should be put to account and who should not. Kenyans don’t realize that corruption is usually systematic and unfortunately only those against who evidence is available can be arrested