Hadi bajeti ya Tanzania, Uganda na Rwanda ziunganishwe ndio zifikie ya Kenya

Enzymes said:
Sisi hatuangalii QUANTITY tunaangalia QUALITY!! Utekelezaji wa Budget ndio kitu pekee cha mhimu tu!!

Unaweza ukawa na Budget ya $22 bln, Implementation ni $7bln!! Zingine waziri kanunua kalamu ya laki1!
Kenya kwenye wizi mnarank 1.
Inshort Waziri wa fedha kafidia na wizi. Kwahiyo hiyo budget yenu ni sawa na ya TANZANIA tu.
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Quality unayozungimza kuhusu ni ile ya milioni kumi pesa za mboga. Hapa hamna pa kutokea sisi ndio baba na mama ukanda huu.
 
Hii forum imepoteza uelekeo kabisa. Huu utani wa kadi umezidi kiasi unaboa. Nilipoona hii thread fasta nikaja kusoma, but commentors wapo kiushabiki. Stupid
 
saadeque ndio nashanga wanawika quality

Sports Kenya
Tuko
Rugby
Athletes
Hockey
Ice Hockey
Volleyball
Tanzania hawako

Tukienda power production we double them in our output

Kenya produces more sugar than all EAC combined
Tanzania wanapanga line kupata sukari


Ports yao hata haiko efficient

What is the quality this guy purports to have??
 
sam999, who told u Tanzania's budget support is 27%? It is 12% n as a matter of fact i don't see a difference btn Tanzania n Kenya that her donor support is 5% n has to take other hidden supports in form of loans from China to finance her budget! If u look deeply u find more than 12% of Kenya's budget is financed from overseas via loans n bonds. If i were u i wouldn't be bragging of such budget..
 
Nikitazama kwa undani naona mfano mzuri kuwa Kenya na Tanzania wanategemea ushuru na kodi zitokanazo na mitumba ya nguo / viatu . Hali hii inaonesha nchi hizi mbili wananchi wake hawazidiani kipato cha mtu mmoja mmoja.

Itapofika sema Tanzania watu hawavai mitumba kutokana na kuwa na viwanda vya ndani kuzalisha bidhaa bora au wanauwezo wa kuagiza nguo ready-made toka nje huku kina MK254 wanaendelea kuvaa mitumba hapo ndipo nitaona angalau nchi moja imeipita nyingine ktk hali halisi ya maisha.

Pia budget sio kigezo pekee (yardstick) cha kiuchumi kuonesha taifa wananchi wake wanaishi vizuri au kupata huduma za kijamii bora. Kuna nchi ndogo zilizo na budget ndogo kuliko USA, SPAIN, ITALY N.K lakini wanachi wake wana maisha bora pamoja na mapato kuliko nchi yenye uchumi mkubwa na budget kubwa kama USA.
 
Geza Ulole said:
sam999, who told u Tanzania's budget support is 27%? It is 12% n as a matter of fact i don't see a difference btn Tanzania n Kenya that her donor support is 5% n has to take other hidden supports in form of loans from China to finance her budget! If u look deeply u find more than 12% of Kenya's budget is financed from overseas via loans n bonds. If i were u i wouldn't be bragging of such budget..
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Acha uongo mr..geza ua donor support is more than 30%...:D
 
MK254 said:
Kila siku watu wanaimba humu jinsi wataipita Kenya, jinsi Kenya haipo mbali, jinsi Kenya ni kainchi kadogo na watakafikia tu.
Bajeti hii hapa

Kenya - $22.62b
Tanzania - $13.51b
Uganda - $7.9b
Rwanda - $2.6

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  • East African governments want to implement taxation measures that will see them make good their promise to promote local manufacturing and reduce importation of goods, particularly second-hand clothes and shoes.
  • Steel rolling mills, textiles, animal feeds and leather benefit from increased duties meant to promote local industries.
  • Overall, the four countries increased their annual budgets for the 2016/2017 fiscal year, with the focus on increased taxes, even as the integration policies took backstage.
  • Regional finance ministers have proposed taxation measures that seek to rope in the informal sector, which contributes about 55 per cent of sub-Saharan Africa’s gross domestic product.
East African governments want to implement taxation measures that will see them make good their promise to promote local manufacturing and reduce importation of goods, particularly second-hand clothes and shoes.

Rwanda increased taxes on used clothes from $0.2 to $2.5 per kilogramme, and on used shoes from $0.2 to $3 per kilogramme, while Tanzania increased taxes on the second-hand clothes from $0.2 to $0.4 per kilogramme, coming into the same band with Kenya, which effected a similar increase in the previous financial year.

“Taxes on used clothes and shoes will increase as a way of supporting locally made products and industries. East African heads of state agreed to promote industries that can produce textile. Now someone has to take the bull by its horns. Let used clothes go to other regions, because we want our industries to grow,” said Claver Gatete, Rwanda’s Finance Minister.

READ: EAC heads of state to ban used clothes and shoes imports

Rwanda is also targeting the cement, sugar, rice and clothing sectors, where it believes local production can reduce imports, as it enhances ongoing export promotion efforts by the export promotion fund. Meanwhile, Kenya is exempting garments and leather footwear produced in the export processing zones from VAT.

Clive Akora, the associate director, tax and regulatory services at audit firm KPMG said the move would protect the EPZs, which face competition from imports.

“Kenyans will now have access to locally made high-quality clothes and footwear previously exclusively made for the export market. However, EPZ enterprises have a quota for exports into Kenya and it will be interesting to see how the exemption will be implemented in view of this quota,” said Mr Akora.

Common external tariffs

Tanzania’s Finance Minister Philip Mpango said the government would also introduce a 10 per cent Customs duty on flat rolled products of iron and increase the Customs duty on iron rods and bars and steel from 10 per cent to 25 per cent to ensure that the locally produced products can compete with imports.

This is in line with the region’s finance ministers’ agreement to amend the common external tariffs (CETs) in the region’s Common Market Act.

The amendments to the CETs range from iron products, cement, automotive bolts and nuts, fishing nets and oil and petrol filters. These amendments have not been mentioned in the Kenyan budget statement. However, it is likely that the proposed amendments to the CET will be implemented.

“All these measures were agreed to by the finance ministers from all EAC member states to protect local industries,” said Dr Mpango.

Tax amnesty

The region has also reduced the cost of doing business in a bid to attract more investors with Rwanda proposing to scrap corporate income tax for international companies with headquarters in Rwanda and with an investment of $10 million. Furthermore, any person investing more than $50 million in Rwanda will enjoy a seven-year tax holiday.

Kenya is also proposing a tax amnesty for 2016 and prior years for all principal taxes, penalties and interest for those who repatriate assets and income to the country, provided the taxpayers submit their return and accounts for the year of income 2016.


Push for local manufacturing to hurt East Africa integration
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Out of that Tz budget, 7bn(40%) ni miradi ya Maendeleo,!!!
That's good anyway!
 
Kenya inastahili hiyo bajeti na nje ya hapo ningewashangaa sana hao mungiki. Hata ki maendeleo ya viwanda Kenya walitangulia kabla yetu Tz kwa kiasi fulani, sasa msipoipandisha bajeti yenu hivyo viwanda mtavileaje? Ama hamuelewi hata hizo hesabu ndogo ndogo mpaka mfundishwe? si tu kwamba mna bajeti kubwa bali ni kwasababu mnalazimika iwe hivyo hata kama hamtaki. Ni sawa na familia mbili moja ina watoto 5 na nyingine ina watoto 2 alafu eti wakati wa bajeti yule mwenye watoto 5 anamcheka mwenye watoto 2 eti kisa bajeti zao hazilingani. Unaweza ukawa huna akiri ndo ucheke jirani yako, ntakuuliza, ukitaka kuweka bajeti ndogo kama yangu hao wanao 5 utawalisha nini? je unafikiri hiyo bajeti yako ni hiari ama inakulazimu?
 
Nakisi kwenye bajeti sio ishu sana kozi kama deni ni himilivu manake nchi inakopesheka kufidia nakisi.Kama hiyo haitoshi deni la Taifa halina direct impact kwenye uchumi ikizingatiwa linalipwa across several generations so ni rational kukopa kwa ku invest kwenye miundombinu kama Kenya so hii sio point. Ukweli ni kwamba uchumi wa Kenya ni mkubwa sana kulinganisha na Tzn,mbaya zaidi sehemu kubwa ya teknology kwenye nyanja nyingi hasa kilimo tunajifunza kenya na ndio tunawategemea kwa mazao ghafi kwa sasa
 
On top of that kuhusu ufanisi kwenye utekelezaji wa bajeti,sijui kwa Kenya watuwekee taarifa kwa mwenye nayo lakini kwa upande wa Tzn,takwimu za serikali kwa bajeti zote zilizopita zinaonyesha utekelezaji ni chini ya 55%,rejea hotuba za bajeti mbadala ya upinzani,mbaya zaidi hatujafika hata 40% ya utekelezaji wa mpango wa maendeleo wa miaka 5.Kwa utaratibu huu hatufiki popote na ccm,tuna marktime tutawezaje kuwafikia na kuwapita Kenya kwa mwendo huu?
 
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Rweye said:
Kenya inastahili hiyo bajeti na nje ya hapo ningewashangaa sana hao mungiki. Hata ki maendeleo ya viwanda Kenya walitangulia kabla yetu Tz kwa kiasi fulani, sasa msipoipandisha bajeti yenu hivyo viwanda mtavileaje? Ama hamuelewi hata hizo hesabu ndogo ndogo mpaka mfundishwe? si tu kwamba mna bajeti kubwa bali ni kwasababu mnalazimika iwe hivyo hata kama hamtaki. Ni sawa na familia mbili moja ina watoto 5 na nyingine ina watoto 2 alafu eti wakati wa bajeti yule mwenye watoto 5 anamcheka mwenye watoto 2 eti kisa bajeti zao hazilingani. Unaweza ukawa huna akiri ndo ucheke jirani yako, ntakuuliza, ukitaka kuweka bajeti ndogo kama yangu hao wanao 5 utawalisha nini? je unafikiri hiyo bajeti yako ni hiari ama inakulazimu?
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Yaani ni povu tu ...ndo maana unatusi wakenya wote.
 
Rweye said:
Kenya inastahili hiyo bajeti na nje ya hapo ningewashangaa sana hao mungiki. Hata ki maendeleo ya viwanda Kenya walitangulia kabla yetu Tz kwa kiasi fulani, sasa msipoipandisha bajeti yenu hivyo viwanda mtavileaje? Ama hamuelewi hata hizo hesabu ndogo ndogo mpaka mfundishwe? si tu kwamba mna bajeti kubwa bali ni kwasababu mnalazimika iwe hivyo hata kama hamtaki. Ni sawa na familia mbili moja ina watoto 5 na nyingine ina watoto 2 alafu eti wakati wa bajeti yule mwenye watoto 5 anamcheka mwenye watoto 2 eti kisa bajeti zao hazilingani. Unaweza ukawa huna akiri ndo ucheke jirani yako, ntakuuliza, ukitaka kuweka bajeti ndogo kama yangu hao wanao 5 utawalisha nini? je unafikiri hiyo bajeti yako ni hiari ama inakulazimu?
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My friend, I hope you know that Tz has a larger population and bigger land mass than Kenya.
 
kilam said:
The scale of Kenya’s government corruption was exposed in a damning report by the country’s auditor general, who revealed that about a quarter of Kenya’s $16 billion state budget was missing.
Kenya Government Corruption: State Budget Missing $16B, 1 Percent Of Spending Is Lawful, Auditor General's Report Finds

Only 1.2 per cent of Kenya’s Sh1tr budget can be accounted for
Only 1.2 per cent of Kenya’s Sh1tr budget can be accounted for
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So, please tell me. 100% of Tzs budget is accounted for?
 
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