Kenya Diaspora hit out at Ruto administration over KRA behaviour at JKIA “You are missing it big time”
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"You are missing it big time, act or you’ll lose big time' Kenya diaspora to President Ruto over JKIA saga by KRA officials
“You are missing it big time, act or you’ll lose big time’ Kenya diaspora to President Ruto over JKIA saga by KRA officials.
The employees of the Kenya Revenue Authority and the Kenya Police section at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport have come under fire from the Kenya Diaspora for what they perceive to be inappropriate conduct.
They urged President Ruto to step in and denounce the acts, failing which the Diaspora would stop supporting him.
The support base for the United Democratic Alliance in the US and the UK is worried about what happens to travelers under the guise of luggage inspections when they get to the airport.
Many tourists have also sent word and complained about the bizarre treatment at the famous airport hub which is preferred by many travelers heading to the East and Central African Region.
Many Americans who have returned have expressed shock at what they perceive to be new restrictions that have not been in place for more than 30 years.
An anonymous frequent traveler from the City of Minneapolis stated that Kenya Revenue employees continued to demand bribes from him even after he paid the necessary taxes.
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A Kenyan Diaspora living in Georgia Ms. Regina Njogu, condemned the Kenyan government and challenged them to mention one Country that “searches possessions carried by travelers at their airports and value the items just by looking at them and then impose a tax due immediately.
In the US they only search for certain Agricultural products and contraband that do not meet requirements to enter the U.S.” she posed.
Travelers to Kenya are really starting to rethink their vacation destinations some are opting for Tanzania Rwanda or Uganda so President William Ruto must act to avoid loss of Revenue.
They are also condemning the new levies proposed by the government to children born to the Kenyan diaspora who are required to pay $10,000 to get citizenship in Kenya.
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