BUY: Absa and Co-op are the new "follow-me" stocks. One rises, and the other follows suit. With Sh 24,000, you will own 1,000 shares and earn about Sh 1,500 dividend. Not so good dividend yield, but both could hike dividend to Sh 2 as they're squarely in the league of Sh 25B+ annual PAT.
BUY: NCBA has found stability around Sh 80-85. By God, if the Standard Bank acquisition (or merger) makes the news again, this Ndegwa & Kenyatta families' crown jewel will touch the 3-digits again.
BUY: WTK and KAPCH are trading at near half of their 2025 highs. With WTK at Sh 150, you can expect a 50% surge to Sh 225; and KAPCH re-testing the Sh 420 mark by 30th August 2026. Cyclical stocks depend on weather factors, leaf output, and global prices. Regardless, you never go wrong with British-owned firms.
0.07 & 0.1 - Tottenham Hotspur are responsible for the two lowest xG totals in a Premier League game this season, against Arsenal (0.07) and Chelsea (0.1). Concern.
@amerix@mozmale In Bungoma(Namwela, Sirisia, Cheptais, Chesikaki), a kilo in most FCS averages around 80/=
Smuggling to Uganda through cheptais/Lwakhakha fetches 300/= for 2 kg tin.
There is no “mainstream” history being written about Raila. We have lived through Raila’s life. We know who, what and why we are mourning. You won’t flip anything here.
This is not some Mau Mau text book story.
The same bread, cheese, and pasta that keeps Europeans healthy…
Is making Americans sick.
Same foods. Opposite effects. And no one asks why.
Here are 11 American foods banned in other countries:🧵
1. American Cheese (made with Sodium Phosphate)
@otienowill A PhD doesn’t guarantee wisdom, but dismissing it with insults shows none either. Depth and dignity don’t need degrees—they come from reasoning, not shouting. Let’s critique ideas, not sling mud.