This is the type of content that people need to consume. Education information and entertaining all in one..I just grew 3000 new brain cells

@salimadiyo9442

Күн бұрын

This guy shld have interviewed the President bana

Ed, I like how you articulate everything, I am from Tanzania, I support you Citizens of Kenya.

This guy is telling us that we're screwed for life, just doing it in a very nice and professional way😹😹

@denncross9373

6 күн бұрын

he is telling us to go to the streets and do away with a akina sudi

@anitabell4203

4 күн бұрын

Just like Congo (literally the richest country on Earth in terms of resources) and the rest of Franco countries are fucked for life by France and the EU, UN, UNHCR. I wish Gen Z would know that Ruto is fucked up just like his predecessors. They should continue with the energy but just direct it to the right problem.

We have brilliant people in this country but we end up choosing fools

@lionelochola9369

3 күн бұрын

The sad reality 😂😂

@sheilamarangu

2 күн бұрын

Imagine

@TobiasMasinde-ok4wy

2 күн бұрын

Because of tribalism and unnecessary hate towards each other.

@jamesmwangi2811

21 сағат бұрын

​@@sheilamaranguI don't really think it's anything to do with tribal thing since all these brilliant minds comes from "our" respective tribes

Here is Africa's problem - We seem to have ignorant people in Authority, people without leadership sitting in decision making spaces and bringing heavy consequences on generations to come!!!!! Just because one is in a position of authority doesn't make you a leader. Leaders are backed by knowledge and wisdom and never by positions of authority. Presidents should listen to the true leaders on the continent. This gentleman is a leader in this space!

The most important thing is accountability. That's why protests are gaining ground.

Weeh leo nimeelewa vitu kweli. As a Gen Z I am ashamed I didn't seek out this information sooner. Thank you Dr. Kingori and Mr. Ed Thiong'o

This is the first sober conversation I have had. The guest was impartial and educative. As Kenyans, we need to get to understand the whole budgeting process. All punitive suggestions begin somewhere and that is where we should hold our MPs accountable before the budget estimates metamorphosize into the politically voted and motivated financial bills.

We need people like you in leadership

Very sober to acknowledge that there is a bigger thing to look for. We started loosing it when we ddnt question the 4 trillion expenditure

Everything is about accountability which we totally lack.We borrow from IMF but fail to account for the funds because of corruption.Just like borrowing a loan from a bank or a Sacco and you consume it for your household.This is so clear now.Thanks Dr.Kingori and our financial Expert.Very informative.

Love the conversation. Urge people we have access to information learn how to use to our benefit and let's act out of being informed "not opinions but facts". Kenya is ours and sweet home. Lets work to make kenya work and always know our "morality" plays a big role to success of kenya

This civic education is timely. Thanks to Dr Kingori and Ed.

Thank you for opening our eyes on how the government collects money from us. He makes David Ndii look like a kindergarten kid.

Nice and very educative conversation. Shout to Edwin Githinji he was my classmate and football team mate back in high school. A very talented guy!

Well spoken Ed! Kudos for breaking it down in a very logical way. Key takeaway…Our way out of this situation is fixing our balance of trade…Not over-engineering our debt headroom

@kiptookomen4127

3 күн бұрын

🤔

I'm enlightened so I can teach the illiterate, I long to hear you from you again , more grace sir 🙏

"The population that is affected is larger than the population that doesn't care, and unfortunately this population has no one else to pass it forward to." Of harsh realities. #RejectFinanceBill2024 What an insightful conversation - thank you!

Please bring him back again for the Third Time. Make it consecutive if possible. Many thanks

Why can’t we have people like Ed Thiongo for president

@kaymwadime

3 күн бұрын

Why are we so addicted with the presidency?

@msylvini

Күн бұрын

​@@kaymwadimea seat of power must be filled. If we were a monarchy we'd be looking at a king. In a democracy that's a president/prime minister.

THE WAY TO GO Dr. #REJECTFINANCEBILL2024 #OCCUPYSTATEHOUSE

This is the brain the government must hire to help in terms of economic progress.

@gladysgatotho7217

3 күн бұрын

Such brainy people are in these government institutions. But they are mere employees who have to follow orders from politicians. They have no voice or else they are out of a job.

tuletee Jimmy wanjigi for a longer in depth conversation zaidi ya ile ya ntv

Find us a Man called Rutendo Matinyarare to talk to us about about African economies

Politics of deep policy analysis is where our country must go. The issue of dumbing down manifestos to infrastructural development alone is very demeaning, especially in the 21st century.

Wonderful video. Seeing those two men speak with such clarity shows what we're doing right

Now I understand wanataka 2027 kubag ka wameondokea....usiwapee chance wasee io doh usipotufikia gdp itakua chini walai wanadraw from our future manze...na kazi c ndio tunafanya

Very insightful knowledge ...thank you Dr Kingori /Ed Thiong'o for this.

First one to view 😉... Izo likes meen

Great conversation,, I like how Kenyans have immersed themselves into ecomomic policy.

Public participation should be all over social media,juu i have never seen anyone doing participation

@walkingrace3086

7 күн бұрын

Exactly... This is where it should have started

Ed , we need to hear you more !!

I can listen to Ed' all day.....

Economic prudence, Kenya government they don't have

This was one very mature and informative convo, thanks for enlighting the masses.

Thanks for sharing @Dr.King'ori. as always good content.

I am educated thank you for an insightful conversation.

Always a pleasure to listen to ED

I must admit, if nothing else, all Kenyans should concern themselves with understanding the government's fiscal policy. Brilliantly explained Ed! Considering I know not much about the topic. Rolling this out to as many as possibly can. Much needed education which gives good starting point to asking pertinent questions. You go guys! Quick question; is Civic Education a thing in secondary schools?

I'm just so glad that I can view this show more often

A Master Class👌

Very informative 💯 ata King'ori leo hajaleta jokes😂

Thank you for this discussion

well funding the judiciary is an option, but that leads to another challenge. In countries like the USA, in some states the police are actually given quotas to meet on tickets they should give out to hit the budget demands since that is one of the major revenue streams, this introduces corruption firstly because the police become very aggressive so you might get charged for crimes you did not even commit. With the track record of our police should they really get more funding?

Salute for this eye Opening conversation.

Brilliant presentation on how the global financial system amd governments work.

That's very educational.. we need to have more of these conversations.. Thanks

He has explained it so well.

I have listened to this episode over n over waaaooooh what a nice n educative n knowledgeable episode,,(,open our eyes 👀👀👀👁️.)

I've watched the first 15minutes for 4 hours... Pole pole tuu but damn...hatukua na civic education kaa hii

Epitome of wisdom nice conversation bossy

Wonderful enlightening conversation

@Dr. Kingori ... This is the time we needed the wicked edition the most. But ni sawa tu we still like your delivery

The only help our Government gives us as citizens for free without Taxation is TEARGAS & COLOURED WATER 😢😢😢😢

@sketchbabu

7 күн бұрын

Nope, the TEARGAS and Coloured Water was bought by the TAXES you paid.

Quite informative. We should and must share with others esp other generations for them to get an understanding to our perspective on why Gen Z will continue push until things change for the better and why "make it make sense' is our mantra

Thiong'o. Thank you very much for not assuming that we are preternaturally stupid. TWE Asante.

Ed all day❤

Tuko locked listening....venye kunaenda itabidi kila mkenya amechanuka na story ya economy 😎sio kuzuri.unamka saa kumi daily ngware na ngurwe ziko apo juu zinakula pesa zako bila ktoa jasho

This was an insightful interview

Another feed of teargas and coloured water from the government to common mwananchi who's trying to fight for their rights😢😢😢😢,,,,,kenya is really under Dictatorship rule😢😢

@WillisAli

7 күн бұрын

Hakuna dictatorship Kenya, 😅

@ivonebikehi1584

7 күн бұрын

@@WillisAli from my view it is but in economical sector😁😁

This is Deep and informative...

I just subscribed. Eye opening interviews with a touch of humour.

Thank you, this is such an amazing conversation

This was a really informative session. Mr. King'ori, please keep going in this direction. Just wonderful 👍

Hapa iko shida kubwa on speaking about a country's budget and "coffers". Ya kwanza don't think of govt budgets & it's position like that of a household or private company as it's the issuer & not a user of currency. The second it's ever true! A gov't doesn't have stashes/storage of money what they work with is reserves or High-Powered Money(HPM). Dr Kingori I hope you'll call me one day to discuss this

Brilliance 🎉

Very good analysis of educating kenyans

It would be nice to include the treasury figures links in the description for follow up

Creativity knows no bounds here. Keep pushing the envelope!

Great content we are greatful

Good one.

If the government had explained our economic crisis like this, we would have understood instead of all that went through during demonstration. So whats the solution? If this dept we are paying is from the 60s kwani we are paying for being colonised, paying for freedom? 🤔

Excellent conversation.

Unless we deal with corruption no amount of good policies and money will help this country......no government official is talking about austerity before taxing the citizen

Awesome interview guys ❤🇿🇦

more of this content please thank you

Informative 😊

This was a very eye opening discussion. Ed has done a good job of breaking down this information into bite sized bits for easier understanding.

Mainstreaming economic sovereignty conversations like these is critical to get all Kenyans into a focused drive to get control of our economy back. We have what it takes to succeed globally but we must be united in tackling the issues weighing down our economy in the governance space that lead to the silly situation where we find ourselves in a very vicious cycle.

Eh eh eh. This is articulate and very sobering. This should reach MPs because l think some voted the bill without understanding it. Dr. Kingori, you are going far, sky is the start for you. Asking the right questions and your English meeen! Wow...inconsequential😮😮 😂.So that is why bank loans are so expensive 😭😭means that people especially small business or young people cannot do business successfully. They cannot borrow nor repay if they do.😮😮 Wow our kids and grand kids are suffering from what was done decades ago. Thank you sir for this. Please let's spread this information spread.

Ed Shukran babaz,

1:07 :10 This guy is spot on, I actually fact checked this, Am so enlightened right now, Thanks Ed.

ur such a great interviewer

im fed up...lets wake up...revolution has started

government officials should watch this. They'd learn a thing or two

wueeeeh guys are wise out here🙌

LEO NI LEO GUYZ

Wow!

My wonder is, why has such been missing in mainstream media? Is it deliberate of by chance?

@kisiajuvenalis6796

3 күн бұрын

My thoughts exactly. That's a really good question

@davianoinglesias5030

3 күн бұрын

Because media is a business and very few Kenyans will sit down for ten minutes to listen to content about economic policy. They want twerking videos

The discussions are raising very distressing issues around how our national economic policies are messed up. My question is: what is the way forward?

This was a very enlightening interview. The best bit was when he mentioned that beyond the financial estimates..there's the social bit where the current generation will probably limit the no. Of children they get due to the high cost of living that will be there ...limiting the population that pays the loans thereafter and it's such an eye opener

This is very good. The sound quality was a little questionable though. Manze angalia hapo.

Wow

This kind of education is genuine 😅😅

I thot we were not supposed to nit be borrowing outside. That we are strapping up to borrow less. Kumbe ni uwongo!

The sound quality is wanting😮😮

Ignorance is like a leprosy - If you di not know what the thief is stealing, it doesn't matter whether you catch him or not, you still will never know what he stole or how to recover it!

So our problems aren't political but policy wise tuko chini.

Us borrows but mainly from its people and the the debt with japan, belgium and china is not a balance of trade but treasury bills

We have executive, legislature, and Judiciary proposing the budget then the Judiciary alone debates it. Should we have another body debate the proposal or remove them from the tabling a budget proposal?