There was a group of Wazungus that came to Kenya for a social experiment on corruption. Within 6 months they had gotten original IDs, passports, DLs and even academic certificates through corruption. Their conclusion was the average Kenyan wouldn’t survive a day in a a corruption free society.
Your doctors union leader wants us to blame SHA for the impurities and chemicals in alcohol.
We have complete idiots in some of our key professionals’ unions.
Every major highway has a dusty feeder road. Fact!
Quite laughable how the roaming tourists deceitfully picked what to magnify.
This clip captures the content creators enjoying the Kigwa - Magunga stretch along Sindo-Magunga-Sori Highway done by H.E @WilliamsRuto's admin.
Prepairing a well-balanced traditionally blended porridge can be time-consuming especially for corporate mums,that's where I come in
Roasted nuts ✅️
Roasted simsim ✅️
Sorted amaranth ✅️
Cleaned and sundried millet ✅️
Sorted and sundried sorghum ✅️
Unga ya Uji ✨️✨️
The biggest cheese banks in Italy store 300,000+ wheels of Parmesan.
Dairy farmers use cheese as collateral and get loans up to 80% of market value. At ~$1,000 per wheel, that’s $200m+ in loans (banks seize and sell cheese if farmer can’t pay back).
Best part: banks use automated machines that brush and turn the cheese wheels everyday to keep them fresh.
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Vid link: https://t.co/ohAA6wNgoD
KTN once exposed how Somalis were given Kenyan national IDs and even passports. The people like Murkomen said that it was fake news.
Today the president of Somalia confirmed that it’s indeed true.
Additional tickets for 70MM IMAX screening of #TheOdyssey are on sale.
Film critics Jazz Tangcay and Kyle Kizu break down the different screening formats you can experience Nolan's epic in.
Click here to watch the full episode of 'Critical Thinking': https://t.co/xE4pMebtR9
I also realised the ruling class usually have no intention of getting it right.. Their own personal nefarious goals in life are why they are there, not public service.
Listening to Prof. Njuguna Ndungu yesterday made me ask myself for the 500th time, where does Kenya keep getting it wrong. You can clearly tell he is somewhat of a genius in his area of expertise. The kind of person you want to make decisions in this country.
My answer all the time is always, the politicians. That is where we go wrong.
When Lalas says something so stupid it gives you brain damage, remember that our economy is run by people who think exactly like him.
Why invest in programs that benefit communities when corporations can CHARGE them for a worse service!
Suddenly things make a lot more sense!