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Donald Kipkorir Sparks Reactions After Asking Govt to Print Money to Finance Public Expenditure


Published on 2025-01-09 03:00:54 - Tuko
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  • Nairobi lawyer Donald Kipkorir has sparked widespread reactions after suggesting that the Kenyan government should print money to finance public expenditure.

Donald Kipkorir, a prominent Kenyan lawyer, sparked a debate on social media after suggesting that the Kenyan government should print more money to finance public expenditure. His comments were in response to the government's plan to borrow an additional Sh169 billion to fund the budget, which Kipkorir argued could be avoided by simply printing more currency. This proposal led to a mix of reactions; some netizens supported the idea, citing examples of countries like the US and Japan that have engaged in quantitative easing. However, others criticized the suggestion, warning of potential hyperinflation and economic instability, referencing historical examples like Zimbabwe and Germany's Weimar Republic. The discussion highlighted the ongoing economic challenges in Kenya, including high public debt and the need for sustainable financial strategies.

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