CMwachonda - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

The main points of these tweets are that the Cost of Living and Reduced Purchasing Power should be focused on by the State of Kenya instead of the Salary and Remuneration Commission (SRC). The SRC is not in favor of paying increased allowances, like the Constituency Allowance, to the Kenyan civil servants who are already struggling with a high cost of living. Additionally, some workers such as the unemployed doctors, ECD teachers, Health Service Staff, and Parliamentarians should also be paid allowances and their salaries reviewed upwards. The SRC is criticized for being a 'cursed organization' and being out of touch with the reality of the country. An alternative suggested is to replace SRC with a Health Service Commission.

Topic Modeling

1. Increased Cost of Living and Reduced Purchasing Power
2. Unconstitutional Allowances
3. Increase in Contributions to NSSF
4. Proposed Budget Increase
5. Discriminatory Labor Practices

Emotional Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from anger and frustration to disbelief and confusion. Many of the tweets express outrage at the SRC and its focus on increased cost of living and reduced purchasing power, while also criticizing the Office of the President for proposing a 60% budget increase. Other tweets point out the discrepancies between the allowances paid to civil servants and the lack of pay increases, while also expressing concern about the discrimination in labor practices. Finally, the tweets express contempt for the SRC, calling it a "cursed organization" and "booty lickers to the mighty".

Trend Analysis

1. Increased cost of living and reduced purchasing power
2. Action taken against excessive CAS allowance payments
3. Increment in NSSF contribution deductions
4. Government proposed budget increase
5. Review of salary and remuneration allowances