1. Do MPs pay tax on the millions they get as salaries and bribes?
2. Content creators pay withholding tax when they work with those companies and there is this other thing called VAT.
3. The problem is not if people pay taxes or not, it's what happens to the money after.
This video by @JalangoMwenyewe summarizes what has ailed Kenya since independence!
We are our own enemy!
A people who...
1. Shamelessly file NIL RETURNS after showing the world our multi-million mansions and latest top-of-the-range cars. After which we...
2. Arrogantly DEMAND…Show more
"Black politicians stop bullshittin'
And you funky black preachers with your pulpittin'
Our kings had dreams and a big vision
All you give us is goverment and religion
Are you a freedom fighter or a school pigeon?..."
Kenyan companies be like:
Hiring Fresh Bachelors Grads with Masters degree & 5.0 GPA, 3 years experience with Chat GPT, CPA-K, can design websites, record & edit video, should be able to identify viruses & fight wars. | Note: first 3 years will be on probation and unpaid.
"What we seeing is
The streets, the cops, the system, harassment (uh-huh)
The options, get shot, go to jail, or getcha ass kicked (aight)
The lawyers, the part they are of the puzzle (uh-huh)
The release, the warning "try not to get in trouble" (damn)..."
Who We Be - DMX
"Why do you hate me? I came from nothin'
Blood sweat and tears, you did not create me
How can you doubt me? You don't know shit about me
There'd be no West coast without me..."
My Name - Xzibit ft. Eminem
There’s a pastor who called into Qfm & said “it’s tiring to hear someone remind us about everything that went wrong in prev regime yet he was voted in precisely because Zambians KNOW what went wrong & are aware of how bad things got. He was voted in to resolve not whine” I agree twitter.com/JohnTembo1982/…
Congratulations to Noordin Haji for being nominated as the Director General of the National Intelligence Service. In his five years as the Director of Public Prosecution, he ensured that big, untouchable criminals were prosecuted and jailed. Criminals shook and feared the day…Show more
"[...] The Romans held games roughly 10 to 12 times a year paid for by the emperor. The games were used to keep the poor and unemployed entertained and occupied. The emperor hoped to distract the poor from their poverty in the hopes that they would not revolt."