The Maendeleo Chap Chap Party leader says there has been poor communication to Wananchi and leaders about the 1.5% housing levy.This, according to Dr Mutua has created resistance and conspiracies against it.The Machakos County boss says the country is facing dire conditions of rising fuel prices, low circulation of money and drought, making the levy appear punitive.He notes that the structure of the program seems to be focused on the urban areas.“He notes that the structure of the program seems to be focused on the urban areas and I wonder how it will benefit the mwananchi living in a hut in the village.”“We need to be careful that we do not perpetuate trickle down economics that takes years to impact the dire lives of our people who are suffering in poverty. I urge the National Govt to postpone it’s implementation, until Wananchi understand how it will be beneficial to them,” he added.
HOUSING LEVY PROGRAM NOT COMMUNICATED PROPERLY MAKING THE TIMING SUSPECT
— Dr. Alfred N. Mutua (@DrAlfredMutua) April 18, 2019
There has been poor communication to Wananchi and leaders about the 1.5% housing levy. This has created resistance and conspiracies against it. pic.twitter.com/EccPGUDce1
