| NEWSNIGHT | Kenya's Great Depression Budget

Kenya’s economy grew by 5.4% last year down from 6.3% in 2018 due to a slowdown in agriculture, manufacturing and the construction sectors. There had been hope that this would be an upward trend in growth in 2020 but with Covid-19 the reality is different.

GUESTS
1.Kimani Ichungwah – Outgoing Chair, Budget Appropriations Committee & Mp, Kikuyu
2.John Mbadi – Member, Budget Appropriations Committee & Leader of Minority in National Assembly & ODM Chair & MP, Suba South
#Newsnight #Budget2020

[janaleokesho]

NKT.ITS ALREADY LATE.JUBILEE 8 YEARS BUT JUST HUMILIATION. THE COOL THING JUBILEE OUGHT TO DO IS TO PACK N GO.

[josephwachira]

Why can’t we improve our infrastructure around areas where we have big scale farming and in return we can exchange our farm produce with exporting as much as we can, this can also increase our foreign exchange account, and slowly we can start building our economy by utilizing the loans, into money making projects, unlike spending projects with no returns, otherwise we’ll continue borrowing until the end of the world.🇰🇪🇰🇪

[melchizedeknyarora]

We have elected Parliamentarians to represent us and not to get to bed with the executive..they must not abuse electorates trust..we can't be paying institutions who Cannot be trusted .. people must own up or deposed from Office.

[jonnyaga]

Hon. John Mbadi, you said nothing about the spending that financed the BBI fun fair functions since early this year.

[hillarykimutai]

Another budget estimates without money.Where will Kenya turn to for borrowing this time?China or IMF?

[agentprovocateur]

Lol hii pesa yote huisha kwa cartels na middle men