@RobFinnertyUSA@kiptanuikemboi@NEWSMAX Am Kenyan by blood we don’t need a Racist in our country. We have the most beautiful country in the world 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪❤️🫂
Vandaag gingen op boerderij Tussen de Hagen van familie van Zandbrink in Stoutenburg voor het eerst dit jaar de koeien weer naar buiten. De uitbundige 'dames' waren daar heel blij mee en ik genoot daar volop van. @TcVoedsel @caringfarmers @BoerenNatuurNL@LTONederland
“Rural women play a key role in supporting their households and communities in achieving food and nutrition security, generating income, and improving rural livelihoods and overall well-being.” @EnyonamManye
HOW DO YOU START FARMING
1). research your local climate and soil conditions
2). Ensure access to water sources for irrigation
3). Connect with local farmers
4). Plan your budget carefully
5). Familiarize yourself with basic tools
7). Start small and gradually expand.
DidYouKnow
Rural women are vital to biodiversity conservation, water & food security?
Women move mountains & they are vital to conserving these ecosystems.
They contribute to:
resource management
agricultural activities
water & food security at household & community levels
Poultry business in Kenya:
- A chicken (indigenous): Ksh 1,000 ( USD 7)
- A cock (indigenous): Ksh 1,500 ( USD 10)
- A pair of Guinea Fowl: Ksh 7,000 ( USD 50)
- A pair of Geese: Ksh 7,000 ( USD 50)
- A pair of Turkey: Ksh 10,000 ( USD 70)
What you need:
- A space, your rural farm
- A simple structure
- Water
- Routine
- Order
- Discipline
How many months to maturity?
- 3 months to 6 months
But what do young men do nowadays?
- Masturbate
- Bet
- Buy Pizza and chips
- Please random women online
- Beg for handouts from useless politicians while insulting those he does not agree with.
Then what next?
- They come to social media crying about joblessness, depression and brokenness.
If you think the world will sympathize with you, then you will wait forever.
Simply because you have a diploma or a degree, does not make you a special man.
The world wants to see your value and results, not your tears.
Nobody cares.
Change or Perish.
#FoodFriday
Circular Economy Conversation. @tv47news#circulareconomy is a ground-breaking concept. It challenges the traditional linear model...
Click the link below to catch more insights with @JOSEPHINEWAWIRA – Communication lead, @SustainaBizKe, @KEPSA_KENYA.
https://t.co/Kp3CnlifxK
@NemaKenya enforcement team and the NEMA police unit today inspected and took exhibits of companies’products and packaging materials polluting the Nairobi Rivers and blocking river flow.
The inspection was carried out at Ngong' River along Likoni road, Nairobi and Mathare Rivers along the outer ring road.
Section 13 of the Sustainable Waste Management Act 2013 requires producers to bear Extended Producer Responsibility to prevent pollution by products they introduce into the Kenyan market including waste arising therefrom. Companies whose products were found in the river will be issued with a restoration order to remove their products from the river.
Failure to comply within 30 days will lead to prosecution. The Authority intends to carry out the surveillance regularly to ensure proper waste management at pre and post consumer level to assure Kenyans a clean and healthy environment. #EPR
Are you part of nature, or do you view nature only as a resource bank?
Speaking at the #CEConferenceKenya, our Project Director @karinboomsma, urges us to rethink our relationship with nature.
Watch the full video: https://t.co/SW1gEM7Pbg
One day I went to work as usual and was fired within 2 hours. Yes, I was fired at around 8:30am!
I was working as an Internal Auditor at the time. Lord knows how hard I worked. Always in the office by 6:30am, out between 7:30-8:30pm everyday from Monday to Saturday.
The company had 10 branches and I oversaw all transactions which included mpesa paybills [each branch had 2 tills], cash and bank reconciliation every single day, impromptu stock takes at the branches and routine accounting duties such as Payroll, VAT, Petty Cash etc.
Within my first 3 months, I set systems that stopped a lot of looting that was going on,. even got 3 people fired and 1 was arrested because of theft. I brought sanity and stability to the company. Many employees at the branches didn't like me because I closed the "oil pipe" and they could no longer "eat."
In the head office, I streamlined the reporting and record keeping system as well as sorted a lot of backlog.
All this was quickly forgotten and in the blink of an eye I was gone. I sat in the Ceo's office with my supervisor and took in a raised voice from the ceo and insults. I didn't respond, I didn't argue. I could see he had made up his mind. All anger lashed out at me because I sided with external auditors on our tax obligation. I'd rather leave than cook numbers.
I took my bag and left. 1 week later I didn't receive my salary.. on enquiry I was told I wasn't paid because I hadn't returned 2 company tshirts. I had to return them to head office. When I arrived, my former colleague couldn't come to see me, she was calling the receptionist then the receptionist tells me what she's said, then I tell the receptionist what I want to tell her then the receptionist tells her over the phone. Yeah, that's exactly what happened.
Many people have no idea what losing a job does to you. At first you don't realize it but gradually it eats you up. All I've done from that point, 3 yrs ago upto now and what I've been through.. how I've been treated and looked down upon.. can fit in 3 books.
The important thing is that I never lost hope.. never gave up. They were paying me 60k per month, now I'm paid 50k-100k in a 1 minute brand video.
Being fired for me was a blessing in disguise. This is your sign.. and to all those who send me painful dms of the tough times you're going through.. hold your head up high.
You will bounce back stronger. 💪
Believe in yourself and NEVER GIVE UP!