Mama Ngina

Former First Lady Mama Ngina Kenyatta has addressed tax evasion claims and dared the Kenya Kwanza government to confiscate her wealth if she evaded paying ...

Even if it is me, that I have foregone a year without paying taxes, let the wealth be confiscated so that it can help pay the taxes," she said. There is no need to badmouth anyone so as to be perceived as if you are working. "Paying income tax is compulsory for everyone in the country.

Former First Lady Mama Ngina Kenyatta has broken her silence following the recent tax evasion allegations against her family. Mama Ngina, 89, dismissed the ...

“Nobody should be asked to pay what they are supposed to pay. there is no need to tarnish others’ names and say that they are working, running the country. If you do not pay taxes, you go to court.

Mama Ngina, who spoke at the St. Teresa's Catholic Church in Mpeketoni, Lamu County on Saturday, said she is ready to have her property auctioned upon proof of ...

“The government has policies in place. “It is a fact that every employed Kenyan should pay income tax, irrespective of their job group. Former First Lady Mama Ngina Kenyatta has come out guns blazing, amid reports linking the Kenyattas to

In remarks delivered in Kiswahili, Mama Ngina appeared to suggest Ruto's campaign to tame tax evasion was politically motivated.

He said an Assistant Inspector General (AIG) of Police leading Kenyatta’s detail was replaced with a Police Superintendent to align the team to the Presidential Escort Unit (PEU) which is let by an AIG. In an apparent response to allegations by President William Ruto’s allies that businesses owned by the Kenyatta family had evaded taxes, the spouse of the country’s founding leader Mzee Jomo Kenyatta and mother to immediate former President Uhuru Kenyatta said the claims were baseless. “There are procedures on matters taxes and one cannot avoid paying taxes because it is against the country’s law,” she said during the handover of a church in Malindi whose construction she aided.

Gospel singer cum politician Reuben Kigame has asked the political leaders under President William Ruto.

We honour our parents. We honour mothers. But still, the government has proper channels to address these complaints. We read the Bible. We are Africans. Honour her.