Why Ruto Will Sack Half Of His Cabinet 2 Years Into His Regime- Martin Oloo, Lawyer
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Reduce the size of govt who says we need 47 counties
We need them infact Nairobi needs to be further divided into west and East let everyone control their areas
We have bloated governance. Too many levels of unnecessary admin that are costly and create (costly + time-consuming) bureaucracy.
@@ronniemaina1156 we hate each other as Kenyans there will always be someone subbortaging another that's the reason people were given 47 counties so every tribe can have a county and control everything then the national government refused to leave security control and continued with the provincial administration with DC and all that ,those DC and pc are the ones consuming money they were supposed to go home that's why we can't get rid of dangerous liquors because if they went wamama watafukuza haonwatu themselves
let them dissolve the county you are in and leave the other 46 counties
We should teach our maize and wheat farmers to add value by milling maize and wheat. This might bring down the cost of maize flour. We should also teach our people to eat alternative foods like bananas, sweet potatoes, cassava, githeri, malenge and fruits.
We have to save our seeds traditional organic seeds and cuttings that are meant for Africa for dry weather and take care of ourselves that thing of all of us in towns making concrete jungles in kiambu and Muranga and yet money the dollar is crashing soon that paper will crash with ours the only luck people are the ones who will be holding land and seeds
Kenyans already do all these things, they don't need to be taught, they need cheap and easily available business loans
i completely agree we ovely rely on unga
@@theturkanabus3610farmers are not millers, there is no potatoe banana flour in kenya like in other countries.
@@patriciamuenimulwa1808 which shopping centre doesn't have a posho mill? I agree that we need to diversify our produce but the main issue remains a lack of credit to the sector
The truth is ,the cost of living will never come down unless we reduce on government wastages then use the savings on subsidies in all sectors. What if unga is cheap and transport is double the price from one place to the other? What about taxes? Will they subsidize my rent?
That will not work either. If it cost sh 9B for one month just for unga....that nobody even saw, it will take half of the whole budget just to drop prices of everything to like 2017 levels and that will just bankrupt the country. Inflation is more a hive mentality where if one trader sees enough of others raising prices will do the same even if their cost of doing business hasn't risen due to factors out of their control. Oil prices are now below the level where they were before the Ukraine war but it is hasn't dropped at the pump why ? Greed. That is what will keep the cost of living high for a while until demand drops..
We need to invest in small scale irrigation in Nyanza, Western, Central & middle rift
For the first time someone dismissing authoritatively the voodoo economics
😅 what? This joke 😅😅
@@bosswe808 Voodoo economics will crumble soon
President Kibaki never held so many press conferences about the economy. He never talked day n night
But his Cabinet delivered. He held cabinet meeting weekly
He had a three dimensional view of the economy
Now listen to what the lawyers is saying
The Government is talking about revamping the economy. On the one hand they want to promote production but on the hand they are doing nothing about the factors of production such energy (fuel, electricity) etc
Now you know the joke
@@nicksonshango2082 my friend, many can speak and criticize. But Oloo Martin was a senior Interior Ministry advisor, he was in neck deeeep in the shenanigans that went on. From the economy to involving military in elections. To sway it for Raila. Hell no. He cant talk for shite. Fine lawyer byt extremely biased.
@@nicksonshango2082 plus there are many ways to skin an antelope. Kibaki showed his. What worked 20 years ago may jot apply today. Kibabki was a 60s era Keynesian economics. Let William do his thing. Didnt vote for him but he resonated with the people. The sovereign. Its been 3 months. Relax.
@@bosswe808 And the president wasn't equally deep in the previous Governments
He was second most powerful individual
Check his CV. He wasn't a Government insider
This lawyer is Presidential 100%.
Nope, a pretender.
@bosswe808 2024 all cabinet fired. What do you say now
3:08 Bwana Oloo’s arguments are scattered and demonstrate he has a rudimentary understanding of economics. Food accounts for 33% of household expenditure in Kenya. As such, subsidizing fertilizers for farmers reduces their input costs and helps them increase their yields. The higher output at a lower unit cost brings down the equilibrium price, thereby reducing the cost of food for consumers. His argument about food rotting in certain parts of the country is exactly why we’ve spent so much money building roads over the past 20 years. It turns out we do eat roads, indirectly, contrary to the common refrain bandied around. Bwana Latiff and team, please bring on trained economists (e.g. David Ndii and better yet two economists with opposing view points ) to add to the robustness of the discussion in real time rather than on separate days. I’m certain Bwana Oloo has lots of valuable insights to provide from the political and legal perspective but leaving him alone to discuss economics does a disservice to viewers looking to understand and be educated on these very important issues. Your viewers need to hold their government to account and shows such as yours help them make informed choices at the ballot. Keep up the good work.
Wanasema kitanda ukitandika sharti ukilalie.... let's wait for the outcome of the cabinet +++ retreat in Nanyuki. Dr. Oloo has made his points clear in an easy and simple way.
buying power is not with citizens but goverment has an obligation to facilitate the buying power to ensure demand is met and availlable
"It's our time to eat" this is the in thing.
Very useful conversation here
In aparo ni wiyi bari kaiwacho ni "useful conversation" emomiyo wiyi ng'ich kawi ruto
Totally agreed, he Overstretches on Verbs with very little Substance in terms of Policies and Strategies.
Yes of course he over promised. After swearing in (anointing) president Ruto saw the reality! This is what every new president don’t all over the world. I live in USA and following these issues very closely; that basic livelihood is up up up all over the world. Ruto has no magic hidden in his pocket to unleash and cause cheap prices to everyone’s liking. Life is tuff tuff tuff!! Kenyans please be a little patient and things may recalibrate towards positive measures
Of courese, any kenyan of average intelligence knew what William meant. It was never going to be overnight. Only azimio cows think so. Realistic people know itll take time. After all, its undoing years of economic mismanagement
I really like the way prof is thinking 🤔
The government could focus on improving infrastructure and transportation, promoting economic growth and development, encouraging the use of locally-sourced and affordable goods and services, implementing energy efficiency measures, and promoting financial literacy and responsible borrowing.When it comes to provision of subsidies.The government could consider implementing subsidies for basic necessities such as food, shelter, and healthcare; subsidizing education and vocational training; subsidizing clean energy and transportation; providing grants or loans to small businesses; and implementing progressive taxation and social welfare policies.Their should be proper balance when it comes to provision of subsidies.
And also, we should teach our maize and wheat farmers to add value by milling maize and wheat. This might bring down the cost of maize flour. We should also teach our people to eat alternative foods like bananas, sweet potatoes, cassava, githeri, malenge and fruits.
Thanks for the forum you give to provide knowledge sharing. Feedback for this particular guest: total mismatch on his expertise vis a vis the topic of discussion.
Continue doing the great job.
Martin Oloo is not an economist..... Dr. Ndii needs to come and tear his juvenile knowledge of economic
Dr ndii is just another crooked textbook economist
Who is Ndii?the bottom up thing?Thought he could have made a very good finance minister.what happened. Ama ni maobi si uchawi?
The subsidies we are told was not from taxes but debt hence stopping them is a temporary solution
Agricultural Land fragmentation is one of causes of increase in the cost of production
Incredible conversations
The President may as well be naive about The Presidency
He thought presidency is very easy when he was opposing everything as Dp
Ooh no Daktaris prediction came to Pass!!😂
Who failed the other ruto or secretaries.The unpopular promises made by Ruto are workable but secretary hands are tied. By foreign ideologies implemented by ruto.
Quite informative
World market determines the price of fuel not Ruto
When did you realize this? Were you not believing ruro lies that it was handshake that made cost of living high?
But during uhuru's tenure he was the one determining?
They used to run and call press conferences and blame Uhuru when prices go up.
Maize and seeds takes time
Daktari we must talk as we fix. If we don't talk we will fight that is where Late President Kibaki went wrong. A leader must talk. In terms of content of the talk I agree with you Doc. But we must talk and fix
Kibaki chose to install a mafia in government despite promising to build a Kenya Mpya. He was a fantastic economist but a terrible politician
Good talk guys
Who is here after he has sucked the cabinet
How far would subsidies have gone in reducing the costs? How much can we afford? Then he says they are not a panacea for the high costs. Objectivity sir or subjectivity?
May be November the cost might be atleast
Why there is high cost of living amongst people in kenya: entire economy not producing adequate goods and services to generate incomes to those own factors of production and revenue to businesses and other services and product producers. Put simply the unemployed/ poor majority of Kenyans DO NOT provide adequate market for optimal industrial production. REMEDY- Our governments (both national and devolved units) should take active ROLES in kenya's economy. Thanks, iam Joseph wamalwa wamachio.
I agree!
It's 2023! Normalize not having an opinion on things you don't understand.
Ignorance is no defense
Don’t forget hungry stomach is angry stomach and person also remember most budget in a household and a health body will be productive. Would you as well offer an Alternative way of doing things don’t just things as u are campaigning
All these things Martin is saying , GAVA INAJUA , BUT ... They will go ahead and import foodstuffs . MILK GLUT coming where farmers pour milk on the roads , cabbages will rot kwa mashamba . etc etc .. CARTELS IN SUCCESSIVE GOVS will never stop until we are all gone.
GoK blames middlemen for its failures, yet it's middlemen who connect farmers with places where their products are needed the most. Glut is there coz GoK fights mom-and-pop perceptive entrepreneurs, whom it labels middlemen.
You invite a guy who speaks the same mother as that of Rao then u ask him to rate Ruto, OFCOURSE HE WILL RATE HIM BAD AND VERY LOW I MEAN THATS JUST OBVIOUS! It's like inviting Babu Owino and expecting him to say anything positive about Ruto he will not and that's just a fact! Next time you want an honest rating of the current president, bring an Indian, white or a Chinese Kenyan that way you will get an honest rating but if you ask anyone from Riftvalley do you expect that person to rate Ruto low? So please if this situation room wants honest answers about the current govt please bring neutral people on the hot seat then we can begin to talk...
What makes the cost of living high is the price of fuel, the government needs to subsidise fuel
The government currently is running on a deficit budget, a loan was aquired to Carter for the fuel subsides, now the lender "IMF' has said no lending for subsides.
GoK has failed, why can't we try free markets? Hong Kong under Copperthawaite did it and succeeded.
It has failed. The same people have been there. What do you expect?
Let Martin discuss law not economics
U don't need to be an economist to understand these basic issues.
In developed nations everyone is allowed to contribute to economic policy.. artists teachers,policemen,nurses.Everyone is supposed to participate in society that is the point of getting educated.Not to have all the answers but to able to reason them out.
Value system.
Cuts should start with the huge salaries in govt, cut down on retreats, close some of the embassies and reduce the staffing of those that are left open. The cuts Ruto is making are hurting the hustlers. The taxes he is increasing are on civil servants who are already taxed to the max. Start by cutting the MPS, Judges, President, Deputy President, cabinet secretaries etc pay and allowances. The hustler fund is useless. It is a distruction.
The problem with you guys is asking Economy police issues to a politician. They always speak politics and not the truth.
Lwyer Martin Oloo truly HOLDS BRIEF FOR RAILA AMOLO ....So he has to poke holes to the President's Media interview. We also believe SPiceFM PAYS HOME TO RAO by airing what the other group in the political divide loves to hear. keep it up SpiceFM.
Korir facts are facts and will remain facts even after Raila is long gone. Anyone with some level of basic economic understanding would not support your argument.
Kalejinga everywhere murmuring.
I beg to differ with your sentiments... I reckon you are badly brain washed if you don't see and agree with what is being said here
Just go and preach those fables you always use to brainwash your flock every Sunday and leave the rest of us to listen to what wakili is saying
Martin Oloo. Wee. Bitter, man.
you guys are biased, the president is trying, he has promised that the roads will be constructed and you keep talking of this as if its completely ignored
why people try to be God, who knows his tomorrow before trying know about others tomorrow.
Please bring people on your show who are not biased oloo is the wrong guy not objective
UDA cows u can't face the realities. When will u accept ruto is just cheating you.
@@Napolean45 The time raila cows will be able to think on their own
@@gichuhiwachira5585 u cows will be drowned by ruto before u believe he is just duping ur asses
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Oh yea we have a dysfunctional sit in government
Dr Oloo's arguments have too much theory and nothing.
you just mocked the existence of heaven, why long for just and truth?
Who puts down the Bible and succeeds anyways?
😂😂
Hahaha Azimio orphans
This guy we know he is and was azimio so he dont say any thing new, guy watch the space and keep your armchair analyses
This is a lawyer, he has no experience and expertise on matters economy, as usual all luos have the opposition mindset, the president has a plan to solve the problems, the president has outlined the real issues and best way to go about them
Let's be honest: Ruto is beginning to lie and backtrack on his promises