kennedy0000
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- Apr 14, 2012
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Hapo kwa recurrent, umesahau our workforce?Naona unajifariji kwa kujipa moyo
Kenya dev exp 5.35bil usd
Tanzania dev expend . 6.4bil usd
Rudi kasome
Development expenditure
This type of spending is aimed at boosting production, increasing real income, and improving the overall standard of living. Examples include investments in health, education, infrastructure, and research and development.
Examples of recurrent expenditure:
- Salaries and wages: Payments to employees for their work.
- Utility costs: Expenses like electricity, water, and gas.
- Consumables: Supplies needed for daily operations, such as paper, pens, and cleaning products.
- Maintenance and repairs: Costs associated with keeping equipment, buildings, and other assets in good working order.
- Training and development: Expenses for employee training and skill development.
For example we have twice your police force, paying them 3 times the average bongoslum police.
Same for doctors, teachers etc.
That's why even basic things like houses in bongoslum feel straight from 1990s central Africa.
Your public employees can't afford sh*t.
Government money is public money. If your government has money, it will reflect on the ground, in basic things like the houses people can afford.