Tues 9th August 2022, Election Day
https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2001345549/truth-behind-state-s-bid-to-run-truckers-off-mombasa-roadPundito will spew all manner of theories,get the facts.
Pundit will bring up more fairy tales. Reality is hitting in and January 2020 the bill of 30B Ksh will have to be settled. Already the railway is operating at a loss and this will only add more to its woes. No wonder Wachinko freaked out and gave no further loan for the extension to Kisumu.Maybe we will just to take another loan to pay the SGR loan. We by the way already lifted the debt ceiling to 9 trillion Ksh. So we have room to borrow from every Dick and Harry another 3 trillion. Quote from: Pajero on October 15, 2019, 12:00:41 PMhttps://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2001345549/truth-behind-state-s-bid-to-run-truckers-off-mombasa-roadPundito will spew all manner of theories,get the facts.
Expecting me to take nonsense from Standard journalist seriously is a stretch even for you Kadudu. Get me credible figures from KR.
Ok. The Standard journalist is a juvenile. So just explain to me in simple layman language how a railway already running on deficit will pay 30B in January 2020?Btw, the last figures published by KR were rubbished a few weeks later by KNBS. So whom should we believe here?
The Kenya Revenue Authority has revised rates of railway development levy (RDL) to two percent, up from 1.5 percent, and the import declaration fee (IDF) to 3.5 percent, from two percent. The enhanced rates, which are applicable to finished goods are set to fuel a new wave of consumer goods price increases known as imported inflation.