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Oct 15 11 tweets 2 min read
President Ruto has signed 8 Bills into law, including key ones that affect digital safety, crypto trade, air travel, and government operations.

Here’s a breakdown of the signed Bills.

Thread below: Let’s start with the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, 2025.

The bill brings crypto trading and exchanges under regulation.

It requires all crypto platforms to register, ensure transparency, and follow anti–money laundering rules to protect users from fraud.
Sep 30 16 tweets 2 min read
Kenyans will start paying higher park entry fees from Oct 1, the first review in 18 years, after KWS rolled out new charges approved by MPs:

— Nairobi Park: Sh430 → Sh1,000
— Amboseli: Sh860 → Sh1,500

We’ve done a deeper thread on the new charges below: lets start for access fees for adults;

Amboseli & Lake Nakuru National Parks
— East African Citizen: Sh1,500
— Resident: Sh2,025
— Non-Resident: $90
— African Citizen: $50
Sep 29 9 tweets 2 min read
Security surveillance in Kenya is much deeper than most people think.

Many people wonder if they’re really being tracked.

Thread below: Now, security surveillance in Kenya has grown deeper and more sophisticated than most people realize.

Many people have almost no sense of privacy, as their movements, calls, and daily routines can be tracked with surprising precision.
Sep 15 13 tweets 3 min read
Let’s Talk About Signature CIO Funds

A Global Investment Opportunity for Kenyan Investors

Save the thread below: Now, many Kenyan investors are looking beyond local markets to diversify their portfolios and grow wealth.

This is due to the coming of global investment opportunities like Signature CIO Funds, rising awareness of international markets, and the need for long-term wealth growth.
Aug 7 10 tweets 3 min read
If you’re a Kenyan living abroad, managing finances back home is often a priority. This includes supporting family, saving, or buying property.

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to set up and manage your financial activities from outside the country.

Save the thread below: The first step is having a bank account that you can operate from outside the country. One option is the Co-op Diaspora account, which supports both local and foreign currencies.

You can open this account online in Kenyan Shillings, USD, GBP, EUR, CAD or AUD. It helps you stay connected to your finances just like home.
Aug 6 16 tweets 5 min read
Auditor General reveals massive irregularities in the latest audit on the eCitizen platform.

We’ve done a deep thread on the audit — here’s the summary.

Read and share widely: Auditor General reveals that the government paid Sh492 million plus $414,000 for eCitizen services to Electronic Citizen Solutions Ltd, a company not in the contract. Image
Jul 27 14 tweets 2 min read
Kenyan schools are facing a funding crisis.

Here’s a detailed thread on how it started and got worse.

Save it: Kenya’s government gives capitation money to public schools every year to support free basic education.

But schools say they’re still broke.

Lets break it down;
Jul 22 11 tweets 4 min read
Last week, we shared a brief guide on how to register your trading account.

Now, here’s a quick step-by-step guide on how to set up your trading account for use:

Save the thread below; For those who missed the last session on registration, you can check out the thread below.
Jun 23 17 tweets 3 min read
Understanding Bank Loans in Kenya — A Simple Guide

Save the thread below: Loans are useful tools when you need to fund a business, handle emergencies, pay school fees, or make major purchases.

This is a simplified look at the different types of loans, how interest is charged, what banks consider before approval, and key tips for borrowing responsibly.
Jun 12 8 tweets 2 min read
Here is a detailed analysis of Kenya’s Sh4.3 trillion budget for 2025/26 — who gained more, who lost funding, and what it means for key sectors.

Thread below: Let’s start with the key allocations:

• Executive — Sh2.5 trillion
• Parliament — Sh48 billion
• Judiciary — Sh27.8 billion
• Counties — Sh405 billion
• Debt servicing — Sh1.1 trillion
Jun 8 5 tweets 1 min read
President William Ruto's government plans to spend a total of Sh147.5 billion of taxpayers’ money on 17 digital systems, including SHIF, Maisha Namba, and e-Citizen upgrades

Many were once dismissed as wasteful but are now back at nearly triple the previous cost

list below: -SHIF — Sh104 billion
-Export & Import Certification System — Sh19.8 billion
-Maisha Namba (NEMIS to KEMIS transition) — Sh12 billion
-E-procurement — Sh5.1 billion
-Integrated County Revenue System — Sh3.8 billion
-Pension Management Upgrade — Sh1.9 billion
Jun 4 6 tweets 1 min read
Auditor General reveals NSSF lost over Sh16 billion in the year ended June 2024.

The loss came from ghost taxes, bad investments, idle assets, costly travel, and pricey renovations

Sh904 million in taxes was wrongly paid to KRA. No refund, no interest earned

Read Thread below: Sh115 million used to buy land in Upper Hill — title revoked as it was public land.

Sh27 million lost after two investment companies dropped 17.6% in value.

Sh38 million stuck in a loss-making bank’s shares.
May 19 10 tweets 2 min read
President Ruto’s affordable housing has turned out to be many stalled projects, forced evictions, and has left many people struggling.

This thread covers the stalled projects in different counties. In Nairobi and the North Rift, the Lang’ata 17-storey project was frozen by court over environmental concerns.
May 3 9 tweets 2 min read
The price of consumer goods is set to rise by up to 16% after NEMA implements a new producer rule starting May 5, 2025.

The rule introduces a Sh150 levy per packaging item, affecting products such as diapers, sanitary pads, food wrappers, and medicine boxes

Thread below; Now starting May 5th, 2025, NEMA will enforce new rules that will add a Sh150 fee on product packaging, causing prices of consumer goods to rise by up to 16%.

The new rule under the Sustainable Waste Management Act will impact a wide range of products.
May 2 10 tweets 2 min read
Kenya’s Finance Bill 2025 Explained

Save the thread below: Kenya's Treasury has proposed a new law in the Finance Bill 2025 that would let KRA access private customer data like bank and M-Pesa details by removing current legal protections.

If passed, KRA won't need a court order to get this info from businesses.
Apr 29 4 tweets 1 min read
Kenya’s Cabinet has approved the Finance Bill 2025 and confirmed that no new major taxes will be introduced.

Here are some of the key points the Finance Bill 2025 includes: — Employers must apply PAYE tax reliefs automatically
— Closing tax loopholes to improve efficiency
— Retirees won’t pay tax on gratuity payments
— Small businesses can fully deduct the cost of tools and equipment in the same year
— Changes to tax laws to make refunds faster and reduce tax disputes
— The fiscal deficit will be reduced to 4.5% of GDP in FY2025/26
Apr 28 19 tweets 3 min read
Here is a summary of the BBC documentary regarding the fatal shooting of anti-tax protesters in Kenya on June 25, 2024

Save the thread below; The BBC documentary delves into the tragic and violent events that unfolded on June 25, 2024, when anti-tax protesters gathered outside Kenya's Parliament to demand the scrapping of the controversial Finance Bill 2024
Apr 16 8 tweets 1 min read
How CBEX Became the Biggest Scam of 2025

Thread below; Now,CBEX presented itself as a futuristic crypto and forex trading platform, powered by AI and offering up to 30% returns in 30 days

It gained traction in Kenya, Nigeria, and Egypt, attracting thousands with promises of easy profits, smooth withdrawals, and referral bonuses
Apr 8 6 tweets 1 min read
During his interview yesterday, DP Rigathi Gachagua Unveils Some of the Shocking Allegations Against President Ruto

Here is a Summarized Thread He alleged that fertilizer donated by Russia was repackaged by Maisha Millers and Devki and sold back to the government at market prices
Apr 6 23 tweets 3 min read
2024 Results for Asset Managers, Investment Banks, Stock Brokers & Microfinance Banks in Kenya

Since you are probably using one of these for your investing, you can check their performances.

Save the thread below: 1.Standard investment Bank (Known for Mansa-X)
—Total Assets: 11.5% up to Sh1.3 billion
—Total income: 33% up to Sh680 million
—Total Profit after Tax: 27% up to Sh97.5 million
Mar 22 16 tweets 3 min read
Why Maids Keep Dying in Saudi Arabia,

A Thread Worth Reading In this thread, we will cover the experiences of Kenyan and Ugandan domestic workers, the causes of their suffering, and the systemic failures that put their lives at risk