WHAT CORD PROMISED TO DO TO FIGHT POVERTY AND COST OF LIVING, JUBULEE IS PERPETUATING THE SAME. The CORD government will activate the Komesha Umaskini initiative to increase investment for greater productivity and more job opportunities. Higher incomes and the equitable distribution of benefits, where necessary, and through expanded social-welfare programmes, will result. Benefits will include free secondary education, quality health care for all, and modest cash allowances for the poorest and older members of society. CORD WILL • Increase savings and investment rates by rejuvenating the co-operative movement and expanding access to credit through a strong micro-finance sector. • Ensure the national productivity policy is effective. • Promote investment over consumption with measures favouring a combination of high-profit taxes and low interestrates. • Keep the cost of living as low as possible by ensuring annual inflation is below five per cent. • Control exchange rates to ensure that imported consumer goods, energy (especially petroleum products) and manufacturing inputs do not lead to high prices. • Periodically review the minimum wage to ensure low-wage earners are cushioned against inflation. CORD will accelerate growth through agriculture, manufacturing, the wholesale and retail trades, tourism, energy – notably electricity, construction, transport, storage and communication, finance, real estate, business services and general government services. Accelerated growth will lead to wealth creation and more jobs. THIS IS WHAT JUBILEE IS GOING TO PROMOTE POVERTY AND INCREASE THE COST OF LIVING • Reduce salaries earned by Kenyans. • Increase the costs of basic commodities like parafil, unga etc • Commit Kenya to ghost projects like laptops and standard gauge railway where cost are inflated 10 fold and Kenyans commited to repay the loans. • Freeze employments to the Kenyans youths and give the available opportunuties to old wazee like 82 year old Wamae and others from the two communities Courtesy of #TeamBaba Online Force
Posted on: Fri, 14 Mar 2014 08:56:17 +0000
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