Comments on: India’s Finance Minister http://www.kenyanentrepreneur.com/indias-finance-minister "A black market is a free market operating against the wishes of the state." –Harry Browne. Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:42:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=7973 By: kenyanentrepreneur http://www.kenyanentrepreneur.com/indias-finance-minister#comment-5252 kenyanentrepreneur Mon, 11 Jun 2007 22:35:27 +0000 http://www.kenyanentrepreneur.com/?p=773#comment-5252 I've seen Kimunya in interviews and he doesn't have the same kind of confidence level. Karua has it, Nyongo has it, but not Kimunya.

I’ve seen Kimunya in interviews and he doesn’t have the same kind of confidence level. Karua has it, Nyongo has it, but not Kimunya.

]]> By: mwasjd http://www.kenyanentrepreneur.com/indias-finance-minister#comment-5245 mwasjd Mon, 11 Jun 2007 20:42:18 +0000 http://www.kenyanentrepreneur.com/?p=773#comment-5245 Long but invigorating interview. The guy has his facts and seems to have the financial wisdom from both masomo & experience. The results on the ground for his country are telling, though I don't know whether he's a beneficiary or contributor to the success. I figure Kenya's current finance minister can tetea himself reasonably well in the same sort of interview, with the facts of economic growth, free primary education, improved health care as well as citing challenges i.e. mungiki, corruption etc. Call it gift of the gab or just proper preparation before an interview. But translation on the ground, I'm not so sure about Kenya...

Long but invigorating interview. The guy has his facts and seems to have the financial wisdom from both masomo & experience. The results on the ground for his country are telling, though I don’t know whether he’s a beneficiary or contributor to the success.

I figure Kenya’s current finance minister can tetea himself reasonably well in the same sort of interview, with the facts of economic growth, free primary education, improved health care as well as citing challenges i.e. mungiki, corruption etc. Call it gift of the gab or just proper preparation before an interview. But translation on the ground, I’m not so sure about Kenya…

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