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Jamila Mohamed
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Managing Editor, Citizen TV Kenya
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PWDs, Business Agri-business, Health Higher Education,Science Agriculture, Current affairs Gender
Health
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By Jamila Mohamed Verified| Citizen Digital@ The government, through Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua, has announced plans to introduce a law aimed at encouraging Kenyans to save money — a move meant to address what he calls the country’s "perennially low savings rate." But when news of the minister’s statement hit social media, the reactions were swift — and ranged from disbelief to outright ridicule. Many Kenyans found the idea not only absurd but painfully out of touch with the economic realities facing millions of citizens.
By Jamila Mohamed Verified| Citizen Digital@ By Jamila Mohamed Published on: April 03, 2025 11:58 (EAT) Recent remarks by a local leader in Central Kenya haveprompted me to reflect on a worrying trend — the apparent barter tradeinvolving the exchange of public sector jobs in exchange for political loyalty. Murang’a Woman Representative Betty Njeri Maina made headlines after speakingin her county following a visit to State House.
By Jamila Mohamed Verified| Citizen Digital@ The government, through Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua, has announced plans to introduce a law aimed at encouraging Kenyans to save money — a move meant to address what he calls the country’s "perennially low savings rate." But when news of the minister’s statement hit social media, the reactions were swift — and ranged from disbelief to outright ridicule. Many Kenyans found the idea not only absurd but painfully out of touch with the economic realities facing millions of citizens.
Company Info
Citizen TV Kenya
Royal Media Services Limited (RMS) is a leading media company based in Kenya, established in 1996 by Dr. SK Macharia. It is one of the largest media houses in East Africa, providing a variety of media solutions across multiple platforms. RMS specializes in broadcasting, operating several popular television and radio channels. The company also focuses on content production, creating diverse material to engage its audience. Additionally, RMS offers advertising services to help businesses connect with their target markets and provides public relations support to manage client communications. The company is committed to fostering long-term partnerships and is involved in community-driven social impact projects aimed at promoting meaningful change and development.
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