5 Nov 2019 in Senate:
the things they pointed out is that as at 30th August, this year, our debt was already at Kshs6.1 trillion.
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5 Nov 2019 in Senate:
Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I was making a very important point and, perhaps that is why I was being interrupted so that it gets drowned. In the budget review outlook paper that the Cabinet Secretary (CS) placed before our Committee and the Houses of Parliament the level of debt they want to achieve on each financial year from 2019/2020 to 2020/2021. On their target, it points out that at the end of the Financial Year 2019/2020, they project that our debt level will be at Kshs6.4 trillion. However, the document I had tabled previously shows that by August ...
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5 Nov 2019 in Senate:
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5 Nov 2019 in Senate:
How will we survive if we get to a point where for every revenue that we will be collecting, close to Kshs60 or Kshs70 out of Kshs100 we will be servicing our debt? Therefore, I want to persuade my colleagues who may have been lobbied or whatever means that may have been used to convince them otherwise---
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5 Nov 2019 in Senate:
Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, “whipped” is the word that I wanted to use.
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5 Nov 2019 in Senate:
Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, excuse my language. It is because these things make your blood boil when you look at the figures.
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5 Nov 2019 in Senate:
I want to whip them back to agree. We need to have a proper conversation---
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5 Nov 2019 in Senate:
Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, protect me from the Senate Majority Leader. He is heckling me because---
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