The fact that such far-reaching restrictions on movement, work, were announced without any financial relief measures in place, really tells you just how disconnected policy making in GoK is, from the reality of millions of citizens.
At the very least, for example, tax incentives should have been restored in an emergency house session. If you’re a hotelier, or a restaurant who was banking on Easter traffic to catch up on your obligations, you’re doubly screwed.
What happens to this sector?
What happens to this sector?
It was not impossible, or difficult, to get the Majority & Minority Leaders, CS Treasury, Budget & Finance Comm Chairs + KEPSA, private sector reps, in one room to thrash out a support package ahead of these restrictions.
But this did not happen. Why?
But this did not happen. Why?
Politicians running around with large crows in tow with no serious consequences for holding such super-spreader events = sending a message that there are 2 sets of rules in #Kenya. One for citizens, one for folks on the public payroll.
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