State of the Nation: Mt. Kenya farmers in arms over avocado tax | DAY BREAK

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  1. To Kaguchia: The money to subsidise the farmer comes from taxes collected from other sectors of the economy. You cannot tax a coffee farmer in order to raise money to subsidise the input costs of the coffee farmer. As Sifuna is saying, that is zero work.

  2. Owen Baya is genuine and spitting wisdom to Sifuna, Sifuna is here to win a debate like high school students do and since he has fans he is praised for nothing. The Mp Mukureweni is a disaster; is heckling and making unrealistic points, going ahead to defend his little" points with all his mighty.

    The economy is bad and we are suffering; these kk mps are just here to defend their boss…

  3. If you increase my salary by 3k,,,,and at the same time increases my rent by 3k,,,what have you help me with,,that's what my learned friend senator sifuna is saying,,sikusoma but nimeelewa

  4. Walai these governmentLeaders !!are a late down themselves. Eeh ,if u know u can't argue with Edwin sifuna who is Currently the BEST DEBATOR why not decline the invitation 😂😂😂😂😂

  5. Duo to public demand, we the citizens of Republic of Kenya now ask that all Sifuna interviews should be and must be broadcast naturally and far wide for everyone to watch. The brilliance of the super senator is just unmatched

  6. An education to both Owen Baya & Kaguchia on where money to pay taxes come from …

    They simply come from passing/approving of budgets which become the finance act applicable for 1 yr. The second part which is "messy" is that you can't really predict what comes after this as it's all up to private sector. Deficit estimates are simply futile! And it shows with what I'll predict to be increasing frequency of "mini"/supplementary budgets.

    It's all up to the outlook of private sector. Couple interest rates where they are what & taxation what do you think the "vibe" is? Whether you are a monopoly power or not where can you get a credit line lower than 15%(Zero risk factoring)? What are the base rates?

    And even for monopolies who are price setters it's evident consumers are cutting back or entirely cutting off consumption of there output/products. What's next when industry detects increases of inventories of finished goods? They start cutting back and part of these are human resources!

    I dare or would like to see what capacity levels cross-industry companies are running at currently!

  7. NEXT TIME SPARE OUR BUNDLES BY NOT ALLOWING THE KAGUCHIA THING IN YOUR DEBATES. MEEEEEN😢😢😢 THE GUY SPEAKS NOTHING. FIRST TIME I APPRECIATE KENYA KWANZA DEBATORS, BAYA CAN TALK SOMETHING, BUT KACHIETHA IS NOT EQUAL TO MY LOCAL CHIEF IN DEBATING