Young MP taming Jubilee’s debt appetites

Kenya’s public debt is now more than 5 trillion shillings with each Kenyans owing debtors at least Ksh130,000. According to stats by the National Treasury, by the year 2022, Kenya will be owing to the world at least 7.2 trillion shillings.#CapGokBorrowing pic.twitter.com/J5S5fUjpml

— Hon Alexander K Kosgey (@a_kosgey) April 25, 2019

The high level of Kenya's external debt and rising debt burden has serious implications on the on the country's development and debt sustainability initiatives #CapGoKBorrowing

— Naom Kemunto🇰🇪 (@NaomKemunto5) April 25, 2019

Hard economic times and poor business sustainability expected to be on the rise as the government of Kenya’s borrowing becomes the daily bread. #CapGoKBorrowing

— Janet Machuka (@janetmachuka_) April 25, 2019

You will see this graphics and you will clearly relate because this what we face every day we go for shopping, travelling,, you and me are paying for the taxes and we are being burden with loans on top. Sad! #CapGoKBorrowing pic.twitter.com/IPlqi9swfi

— Taítaa™ (@EdwinCheruh) April 25, 2019

Dear H.E Uhuru, please keep sinking us into lifetime debts. You have the mandate, in fact, tag Raila along where his influence helps. We warned people that you were and still not competent, clueless and lazy, but they refused to listen. Chukua yote Sir!! Tutalipa#CapGoKBorrowing

— Ole Melau Kishon (@VKapeen) April 25, 2019

Do You Think We Are Mortgaging The Country By Taking More Loans From Outside?#CapGoKBorrowing

— Kitos Koparan (@enock_kiptanui) April 25, 2019