Juius Ongwae. P.D
Dr. Isaac Newton Kinity, a former union leader, today called on President William Ruto to respect Kenyan workers and cease taxing their earnings without consent. His powerful address resonated deeply with the crowd, emphasizing the unconstitutional nature of such taxation.
"Respect the Kenyan workers," Kinity proclaimed to an enthusiastic crowd. "Do not tax their earnings without their permission. It is unconstitutional and a crime. They do not need affordable houses; they already have homes of their own."
According to a post shared on facebook, the protest in Kisii reflects growing frustration among citizens who feel burdened by what they perceive as unjust government policies.
Kinity's critique of the affordable housing initiative highlights a disconnect between government actions and the needs of the people.
As per the source, many in Kisii echoed his sentiments, asserting their independence and satisfaction with their current living situations.
In a surprising turn, GZ Kisii County demands the involvement of Kinity in the political arena, expressing their desire for him to become the next president of Kenya.
This call for new leadership underscores a widespread desire for change and reform within the country.
"Dr. Newton represents hope and the potential for real change," Mackanthon Ombaye, youth leader of Kisii County, stated. "We need a leader who understands the needs of the people and is committed to genuine progress."
The protest in Kisii underscores the mounting pressure on the government to address citizens' concerns and adopt more transparent, equitable policies.
As political tensions rise, the call for Dr. Newton's leadership could signal a significant shift in Kenya's political landscape. The voices from Kisii highlight the urgent need for respect, fairness, and genuine representation in the nation's governance.
The author was the witness.
Here's is the link.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/uLNvavcUteMvCMm3/?mibextid=xfxF2i