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Tourism CS Najib Balala caught lying

Tourism CS Najib Balala (bottom row - middle) during video conferencing Tourism Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala was recently caught lying about the need to flatten the curve of COVID-19 so as to reopen the economy. The CS who uses looks more than brains to get by, claimed that, ' Tourism forms 24% of Kenya's GDP and a

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Tourism CS Najib Balala (bottom row - middle) during video conferencing Tourism Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala was recently caught lying about the need to flatten the curve of COVID-19 so as to reopen the economy. The CS who uses looks more than brains to get by, claimed that, ' Tourism forms 24% of Kenya's GDP and also employs about 1.6 million people". Renowned economist David Ndii immediately pointed to the false claims. Ndii responded, ' this is plain false. Kenya’s GDP is ~$100b. Total tourism receipts $2b i.e. 2%. The entire private sector hospitality sector employment is 80k, 0.4 percent of workforce. There is no multiplier on earth that can make your numbers. How do you expect to be taken seriously?". Balala who was in 2017 re-appointed...

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