Kusadikika wrote:Has anyone considered the fact that the lack of an Auditor General may be a deliberate to enable some accounting gymnastics by government.
At some point Government asked all state organizations to surrender all their excess cash to Treasury.
KRA is falling short of revenue collections.
The Chinese loans need to repaid.
Ukur Yatani is saying hakuna pesa.
Opus Dei has refused to print money.
The only source of free cash is government institutions and this is easier when there is no Auditor General in place. The only people who can complain are some shareholders of KPLC, Kengen, Kenya Re etc and they are so few, they cannot call for any maandamano.
My Crystal ball tells me this China loan will cause problems very soon and GOK will run back to World Bank and IMF. These will insist on some structural adjustments that will include sale of government assets. In 10 years KPLC, Kengen, KPA, KAA will be 100% private.
UMK government is just incompetent:
1. He took 1.5yrs to appoint Tax Tribunal members. He thought he would collect taxes through DCI;
2. He kept Njiriani in office illegaly for 2 years and fired the KRA Board when it tried to replace him;
3. He is yet to appoint Judges recommended by JSC.
Having said that, the big issue is that there are 2 centres of power one at Gatundu and the other at Sugoi. Both are engaged in serious competition for power esp on key appointments.
The Sugoi group is proactive, ruthless and seems to always come out on top. The Gatundu group catches up with happenings in the 9pm news. The Gatundu group is therefore left fighting fires with the help of Bondo mercenaries.
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