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There Are No Technical Fixes To Kenya's Economic Crisis Under Uhuru Kenyatta, David Ndii Explains

[ad_1] Kenya’s best so far economist David Ndii has told the mainstream economists to stop lying to citizens that Jubilee and Uhuru Kenyatta can save the current economic crisis. Here is what David Ndii posted on his official Twitter account. 2 The radical fiscal adjustment and reforms required for a turnaround, wheth

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[ad_1] Kenya’s best so far economist David Ndii has told the mainstream economists to stop lying to citizens that Jubilee and Uhuru Kenyatta can save the current economic crisis. Here is what David Ndii posted on his official Twitter account. 2 The radical fiscal adjustment and reforms required for a turnaround, whether funded (e.g by IMF bailout) or unfunded requires political leadership, goodwill, resolve, sacrifices and risk taking that a dysfunctional lame duck government at war with itself is unlikely to muster. — David Ndii (@DavidNdii) January 7, 2020 4 Even with a new, better government, recovery and getting out of the debt quagmire we are in will still take a couple of years. So, we can chose to pray for a Damascus moment in State...

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