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Investing in Land: A Comprehensive Guide to Buying Plots in Kenya Investing in land is a significant decision, often regarded as one of the safest and most lucrative investments one can make. In Kenya, a country rich in natural beauty and economic potential, buying land can offer not only a sense of security but also opportunities for development and growth. However, navigating the process of purchasing land in Kenya requires careful consideration and thorough research. In this guide, we will explore everything you need to know about buying plots in Kenya, including where to buy, factors to consider, legal requirements, and tips for a successful purchase. 1. Understanding the Market: Before diving into the process of buying land in Kenya, it's essential to understand the dynamics of the real estate market. Kenya's land market is diverse, with options ranging from urban plots in major cities like Nairobi and Mombasa to rural land in agricultural areas or scenic locations. Prices...

BREAKING: Kenyan President Defies Court Orders as He Signs Illegal Housing Levy into Law in Shocking Move Kenyan President signing the housing bill President Ruto's recent signing into law of the Affordable Housing Bill, which reinstates a mandatory 1.5% levy on income, comes as a significant development in the realm of housing policy. This move follows a period of legal contention, during which courts had previously declared such deductions illegal. The reemergence of this levy underscores the government's continued commitment to addressing the pressing issue of affordable housing in the country, albeit amid controversy and opposition. The Affordable Housing Bill represents a multifaceted approach to tackling the housing crisis, aiming to generate funds for the construction of affordable housing units while also incentivizing private sector involvement in the housing sector. By reintroducing the mandatory levy on income, the government seeks to mobilize financial r...

Brave Kenyan Blogger Blasts President Ruto on His Extravagant Spending of Kenyans' Tax Money Ruto with Kenyan money President William Ruto's extravagant spending has become a subject of intense scrutiny and debate in recent times. As one of the most prominent political figures in his country, his lavish lifestyle and excessive expenditures have drawn widespread attention. From luxury vehicles to opulent residences and high-profile events, Ruto's spending habits have raised questions about financial responsibility and transparency in public office.  Critics argue that such extravagant displays of wealth are not only inappropriate for a public servant but also highlight potential issues of corruption and misuse of public funds. As discussions surrounding his spending continue to escalate, many are calling for greater accountability and oversight to ensure that public resources are being used judiciously and in the best interests of the people. One of the bravest K...

President Ruto Shocks Kenyans by Appointing Former Speaker of the Turkana County Assembly to become the Country’s Permanent Representative to the UN in New York The United Nations is the most important Multilateral Post in the world. It is the epicenter of geopolitics; the Olympics of global diplomacy.  Countries post their best diplomats as Permanent Representatives because failure to do so, risks exposing themselves to 192 other Member States. Until yesterday, Kenya has had one of its most seasoned diplomats serving as the country’s Permanent Representative to the UN in New York; Ambassador Martin Kimani. Kimani holds a PhD in War Studies from Kings College, London. He previously served as Kenya’s Permanent Representative to UNON as well as to the UNEP and UN-Habitat.  Before his posting to New York, he was the Head of the National Counter Terrorism Center (NCTC). During his tenure at the center, he led efforts to prevent terrorism, rolling out plans across all c...

• The North Rift's bandit-infested neighborhoods' residents fear they may have to live with the threat of instability for years.  • Ronald Rono disclosed that he had made numerous attempts, but to no success, to contact President Willian Ruto over the issue.  • When a teacher that Ruto had previously pledged to defend was shot and killed following a bandit raid, Rono was devastated. Early in February, Thomas Kibet was shot in the Namba area while riding a motorcycle to a function with his wife and child. At the time of his passing, he was Kagir Primary School's headteacher. Speaking on Friday, March 1, at the teacher's funeral, Kiprono highlighted his dissatisfaction with the lackluster response of the federal government to the issue of banditry. He disclosed that he had been in communication with President William Ruto since 2015, during his time serving as Uhuru Kenyatta's deputy. Despite his repeated efforts to get in touch with Ruto, the threat of in...