In 1999, Warren Buffett explained in a 1-hour masterclass why some people build wealth while others struggle financially their entire lives.
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AFRICA, THE WORLD IS COMING.
For more than four decades, Africa has produced some of the greatest athletes the world has ever seen.
We have broken world records.
We have won Olympic titles.
We have produced generations of champions whose names are written into the history of global sport.
Yet since the World Athletics Championships began in 1983, the senior championships have NEVER BEEN HOSTED IN AFRICA.
IN 2029, THAT CHANGES.
NAIROBI, KENYA will host the 2029 WORLD ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
For the first time, the world's premier athletics championship is coming to African soil.
And there is something much bigger in this moment.
AFRICA HAS LONG SUPPLIED THE TALENT. NOW AFRICA HAS THE STAGE.
For generations, African athletes have travelled to the great stadiums of the world.
In 2029, THE WORLD WILL COME TO AFRICA.
This is therefore more than a sporting event.
It is an opportunity for Kenya and Africa to demonstrate our capacity to HOST, ORGANIZE AND DELIVER AT THE HIGHEST GLOBAL STANDARD.
Our ambition should go beyond successfully hosting a championship.
We should aim to deliver a championship the world REMEMBERS.
A championship worthy of the athletes.
A championship worthy of Kenya.
A championship worthy of Africa.
Because when the cameras turn towards Nairobi in 2029, the world will not simply be seeing athletes running on a track.
THEY WILL BE SEEING KENYA.
THEY WILL BE SEEING AFRICA.
And perhaps that is the deeper significance of Nairobi 2029.
Africa does not only belong on the podium.
AFRICA BELONGS ON THE WORLD STAGE.
Welcome to Kenya.
Welcome to Africa.
THE HOME OF CHAMPIONS IS READY TO WELCOME THE WORLD. 🇰🇪🌍
GIDEON KETER
AFRICA, FULL SIZE.
#Nairobi2029 #WorldAthleticsChampionships #WorldAthletics #Kenya #Africa #Athletics
President Ruto, Nilisema nikiwa G7 wadosi wa dunia wakiwa hapo, that we are going to have new relationship between Africa and our partners, its no longer going to be about debts
A man spends 50 years teaching at MIT.
He knows his time is running out.
So he records one last lecture — everything he knows, distilled into a single hour.
He died 5 months later.
This is that lecture.
The most important hour you'll watch this week.
Bookmark it for later!
Challenge to every researcher here:
The era of innovations gathering dust on shelves must end. A seed variety that reaches one million farmers is worth more than any award-winning variety that never leaves the station.
We need deliberate, funded pathways from lab → land → livelihood. Commercialization is research fulfilled.
The future of Kenya will not be built, it will be grown.
Planted in our soil, nurtured by our farmers, and powered by the brilliance of our scientists.
Proud to stand with KALRO at the 2nd Scientific Conference & Innovation Expo 2026.
This is where transformation begins. #KALRO2026 #BETA
A man spends 50 years teaching at MIT.
He knows his time is running out.
So he records one last lecture — everything he knows, distilled into a single hour.
He died 5 months later.
This is that lecture.
The most important hour you'll watch this week. 👇
Bookmark it for later
#Fuel prices are painful for everyone, but today's strike went wrong when #protesters destroyed property and stranded commuters. Two wrongs don't make a right.
Today is a happy one 😊
I’ve officially graduated from Kenyatta University with a MASTER’S in PUBLIC POLICY and ADMINISTRATION.
From Business Information Technology, to Political Science, and now Public Policy, the journey has been challenging, rewarding, and deeply fulfilling.
From Washington with gratitude: Kenya's first under the 'America First' global health plan-$1.7B from the US, matched by our $850M commitment. This isn't just aid; it's a blueprint for ending HIV, malaria, and TB while strengthening our UHC.
Today, I visited the Sitet (Chemosit River) Hydropower Station in Kericho, a key @KTDAHoldingsLtd project set to power four tea factories and cut production costs significantly.I’ve directed the Authority to ensure quality work &fast-track delivery.
@WilliamsRuto@TeaBoardKenya
We’re thrilled to highlight a major milestone in Kenya’s tea sector!
10,000 certified tea seedlings were officially handed over to Toror Tea Factory in Kericho East Sub-County!