Kenya budget larger than rest of EAC combined

Nairoberry

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East Africa Community countries have raised spending by 20 per cent for the next fiscal in their 2012/2013 budgets read on Thursday, with an eye on job creation, as respective Finance Ministers warn of tough economic times ahead.

The region's economies have been battered by high food and fuel costs, fluctuating currencies and diminished revenue collection, and
with pressures of surging unemployment, high cost of living and weakening currencies, the governments opted to increase spending that have left their frail economies with the biggest budget deficits ever.

Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda raised their combined spending from $26.6 billion in the 2011/2012 financial year to $32 billion in 2012/2013, according to budget spending plans released by the finance ministers.

Kenya's total budget stands at Ksh1.4 trillion ($17 billion), up from Ksh1.1 trillion ($12.9 billion) while that of Uganda is Ush11.1 trillion ($4.4 billion) compared with last year's Ush 9.2 trillion ($3.6 billion).

Tanzania will spend TSh15 trillion (9.5 billion), a rise from Tsh 13 trillion ($8.2 billion) compared with Rwanda's Rwf 1.3 trillion ($2.3billion), up from Rwf 1.1 trillion ($1.9 billion) in 2011.

Sharp increases in deficit levels are likely to raise governments' borrowing costs, divert resources from crucial social services like health and affect the standards
 
wewe uliyeleta hii post nafikiri IQ yako ni chini ya 70! vinginevyo usingeweza kuleta kitu kama hicho! sasa Kenya ina uchumi mkubwa KWA SASA hapa AM na kila mtu anajua hilo, sasa iweje iwe ni jambo la ajabu kuwa na bajeti kubwa AM???

Ungeeleweka kama ingekuwa Rwanda ina bajeti kubwa AM basi tungekaa kujadili kwa maana sio kawaida, vinginevyo nafikiri wewe na ninaamini ni mkenya uko kama wakenya wenzako ambao mnakwenda shule kujifunza kiingereza na sio vinginevyo!
 
Nilijua uchumi wake ni mkubwa kuliko nchi zingine AM wala sikuwa na habari kuwa bajeti iliyosomwa ni maradufu kiasi ya kulinganishwa na bajeti zote za AM.

also do not forget those economies are donor funded except kenya. tz with 60% of its budget kutoka wakoloni is the most hard hit
Tz is 52% donor funded, Kenya is not 100% self-funding and Uganda is like 20% donor funded if my sources are right, nothing to brag about though if it will not trickle down as better standard of living to the ordinary folk
 
Nilijua uchumi wake ni mkubwa kuliko nchi zingine AM wala sikuwa na habari kuwa bajeti iliyosomwa ni maradufu kiasi ya kulinganishwa na bajeti zote za AM.


Tz is 52% donor funded, Kenya is not 100% self-funding and Uganda is like 20% donor funded if my sources are right, nothing to brag about though if it will not trickle down as better standard of living to the ordinary folk

Dhuks @ work....:A S 39:
 
Dhuks @ work....:A S 39:
Stop with your pettiness.

How does it ''trickle down as better standards of living to the ordinary folk''? By some magic while you sit on your backside whining about Kenya-this-Kenya-that?

Just how did Kenya grow her ''trickle-down'' effort to factually over four times that of Uganda in just ten years?

From 2011 to 2012, alone, Kenya has increased public expenditure intentions to an amount equal to the entire Ugandan Budgetary Spending intentions this year? That is how it is grown to trickle down!!

And your figures on external budgetary funding for AM are factually incorrect - on the statistical returns for year 2011, it is 7.8% Kenya, 29% Rwanda, 32% Uganda, 33% Tanzania
 
Huh you are more Kenyan than i am in your opinion? Look out for the meaning of pettiness and you will be wiser
 
Yah, lakini kwanini mleta hoja asijumlishe, regardless imesomwa lini?

my good friend if rwanda budget is two billion us dollars what do you think of burundi which is the poorest in EAC? obviously its amount still fits in well and still leaves change for kenya
 
my good friend if rwanda budget is two billion us dollars what do you think of burundi which is the poorest in EAC? obviously its amount still fits in well and still leaves change for kenya


Unataka tujadili budget za nchi za EAC basi leta hoja iliyokamilika, otherwise nachukulia hii hoja kama utani wa rejareja!
 
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Stop with your pettiness.

How does it ''trickle down as better standards of living to the ordinary folk''? By some magic while you sit on your backside whining about Kenya-this-Kenya-that?

Just how did Kenya grow her ''trickle-down'' effort to factually over four times that of Uganda in just ten years?

From 2011 to 2012, alone, Kenya has increased public expenditure intentions to an amount equal to the entire Ugandan Budgetary Spending intentions this year? That is how it is grown to trickle down!!

And your figures on external budgetary funding for AM are factually incorrect - on the statistical returns for year 2011, it is 7.8% Kenya, 29% Rwanda, 32% Uganda, 33% Tanzania

Why are you addressing all this to me?...please pay attention and read old posts properly ...:nono:
 
wewe uliyeleta hii post nafikiri IQ yako ni chini ya 70! vinginevyo usingeweza kuleta kitu kama hicho! sasa Kenya ina uchumi mkubwa KWA SASA hapa AM na kila mtu anajua hilo, sasa iweje iwe ni jambo la ajabu kuwa na bajeti kubwa AM???

Ungeeleweka kama ingekuwa Rwanda ina bajeti kubwa AM basi tungekaa kujadili kwa maana sio kawaida, vinginevyo nafikiri wewe na ninaamini ni mkenya uko kama wakenya wenzako ambao mnakwenda shule kujifunza kiingereza na sio vinginevyo!

Hili ni jukwaa la Kenya na sioni sababu wakati unaporusha maneno sampuli hiyo ya IQ, Kama IQ yako iko more than 70 unaongelea from which basis/source of information.

.....................Expenditure of countries goes as follows after recent budget readings across EA countries; Kenya's is $16bn, Rwanda.-$1,2bn Tanzania $8.6bn......etc.......etc)

Sasa data kama hii inachapishwa na magazeti na bajeti zilisomwa juzi kutoka serikali za hizo nchi na mukiambiwa hamutaki kusikia. Kenya's expenditure is double that of Tanzania, four times that of Uganda and 8 times that of Rwanda. Kwani does that govts expenditure lie? A country's economic size factor and its expenditure are synonymous. Nayo Uchumi wa Tanzania thrives and grows very well on paper/makadirio as opposed to the real thing/implementation on the ground.

Ikiwa Una propose Rwanda ingekuwa na uchumi mkubwa ndio ungejadili, kwa sasa haijafanikiwa kuwa nao, kwa hivyo case closed. ngoja bajeti zenu zitakapongezeka ndio tutajidili.
 
Ni kweli Nairoberry, Kenya's economic donor factor is 8%, in comparison to Tanzania's 26% and Uganda's 32%. This means that Kenya's economy and growth is aided more by domestic financial borrowing. It further means we are not in the band-wagon/list of a heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) like Uganda and Tanzania
 
Kuna factors kibao zinazofanana katika nchi hizi, mfano:
1) Ufisadi katika sekta za maliasili, utalii na utumishi.
2) Utawala na/au uongozi mbovu usiozingatia uwajibikaji, maono na nidhamu
3) Siasa chafu na sera mbofu mbofu
4) Ukame
5) Ugaidi na/au tishio la ugaidi/vita
6) Ugenishaji
7)

Kwangu mimi naona mambo haya mpaka yashughulikiwe sawasawa/vizuri ndipo hizi bajeti tutakujaona tija yake, vingnevyo ni kula, kunywa na kusogeza siku mbele kwa wananchi wa AM.
 
Hili ni jukwaa la Kenya na sioni sababu wakati unaporusha maneno sampuli hiyo ya IQ, Kama IQ yako iko more than 70 unaongelea from which basis/source of information.

.....................Expenditure of countries goes as follows after recent budget readings across EA countries; Kenya's is $16bn, Rwanda.-$1,2bn Tanzania $8.6bn......etc.......etc)

Sasa data kama hii inachapishwa na magazeti na bajeti zilisomwa juzi kutoka serikali za hizo nchi na mukiambiwa hamutaki kusikia. Kenya's expenditure is double that of Tanzania, four times that of Uganda and 8 times that of Rwanda. Kwani does that govts expenditure lie? A country's economic size factor and its expenditure are synonymous. Nayo Uchumi wa Tanzania thrives and grows very well on paper/makadirio as opposed to the real thing/implementation on the ground.

Ikiwa Una propose Rwanda ingekuwa na uchumi mkubwa ndio ungejadili, kwa sasa haijafanikiwa kuwa nao, kwa hivyo case closed. ngoja bajeti zenu zitakapongezeka ndio tutajidili.
Kenya's total debt is about 17bn US$.
Tanzania's debt stands at 9.78 US$.
Can you please prove me wrong?

 
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