Hisibon Results

The journey of a thousand miles starts with but one step.

[Hisibon Results @HisibonGroup]

#TheTruthShallSetYouFree It takes strength and courage to admit the truth.

[Hillary🐦 @maganahillary]

I doff my proverbial cap to Deschamp, but France needed a Zidane type coach. Flaws in the game plan with Olise holding much of play

[Hillary🐦 @maganahillary]

Spain’s experienced duo with all the aura will they handle Argentina’s badger midfield? Heads down, furiously digging and fighting for their GOAT?

But wait... do not underestimate England pivotal wingplay feeding Bellingham and kane explosive runs and box dominance.

[Gina Acosta @ginacostag_]

I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE DON'T USE GROK FOR STOCKS.

Most traders are looking at charts from 3 months ago.
Grok analyzes real-time sentiment on X to predict tomorrow.

Here are 8 prompts to find the next 10x stock:

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

What the KRA’s 2026 e-Invoice Rule Means for You:

1. What’s the new rule?

From January 1, 2026, KRA requires that every expense you use in your tax return must be backed by an approved electronic invoice (referred to as “eTIMS” or “TIMS”).

If you claim you spent money (for example rent, materials, services, equipment), but you don’t have a valid e-invoice, KRA will treat that money as if it was income, meaning you’ll be taxed on it.

The rule applies even if you’re not VAT-registered. Even small vendors, landlords, tutors, service providers are affected.

2. Why is KRA doing this?

KRA is matching what you report with what your suppliers report via their electronic invoices, plus import and withholding-tax records.

The goal: prevent people from deducting fake expenses, or reporting lower income than what the system sees. If the supplier didn’t issue the e-invoice, the expense is unverified.

For example: if you claim you bought goods from Supplier A, KRA will check if Supplier A’s eTIMS records show the same sale to you. If not, you’re in trouble.

3. How does it affect you or your business?

If you run a business (small, large or informal), you must demand eTIMS receipts from anyone you buy goods or services from.

If you receive payments and issue receipts (for example you’re a landlord, service provider, tutor, mechanic, etc.), you must switch to electronic invoices so your clients can use their expense claims.

If you fail: Suppose you claim an expense of KSh 360,000 (e.g., rent), but the landlord didn’t issue an eTIMS receipt. KRA will treat that KSh 360,000 as additional profit/income to you, and tax it accordingly.

For small businesses relying on informal suppliers (who don’t issue eTIMS receipts), the consequence is higher: either switch to formal suppliers (often more expensive) or risk losing the deduction and paying more tax.

4. What kinds of transactions are covered?

Rent paid for offices or shops (landlord must issue eTIMS invoice).

Goods purchased (raw materials, equipment).

Services paid for (cleaning, repairs, labour, tuition, etc).

Side-hustle incomes (freelancers, tutors, mechanics) must issue eTIMS invoices if clients want to deduct the cost.

Even non-profits, clinics, schools need to make sure their suppliers issue eTIMS if expenses are claimed.

5. What will happen if you ignore this?

KRA will add unverified expenses back into your income, increasing your taxable income.

You could face audits, penalties, unexpected tax bills.

If your supplier doesn’t issue an e-invoice, you might lose clients (if you’re the supplier) or lose deductions (if you’re the client).

It may cause costs to go up (formal suppliers may charge more), which could pass to consumers.

6. What should you do now?

Start asking your suppliers: “Do you issue eTIMS receipts?” If not, you may need to switch.

If you’re issuing invoices, upgrade to the eTIMS system so your clients can use your invoices.

Keep your records: save every e-invoice, invoice number, PIN of the supplier, date, amount.

If you currently operate informally, consider formalising: register for eTIMS, get tax PINs, adopt digital accounting.

Talk to your accountant or tax advisor now — don’t wait until the deadline.

7. Why this matters for Kenya

This change is part of formalising the economy: moving from cash, informal transactions to digital, traceable ones.

For many small businesses in Kenya (SMEs, jua kali sector), this is a major shift. Some may struggle with the cost of compliance or lose out if they stay informal.

For Kenya’s tax system, this means more tax revenue, better traceability, less evasion. For you (business owner/individual), it means more compliance burden—but also fairness: those who work above board benefit.

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[FIFA World Cup @FIFAWorldCup]

Unforgettable drama on this day in 2010 🇺🇾🇬🇭

#FIFAWorldCup

[el.cine @EHuanglu]

goodbye.. OpenAI image generator

LTX Studio just dropped Flux.1 Kontext, it can edit images, restyle, relight, add objects to your image using text and.. upscale & turn to video directly

AI is making our work 10x more efficient

how to use & prompts:

[Ruben Hassid @rubenhassid]

AI is eating up consulting.

I used 3 prompts on ChatGPT to mimic a $600/hour consultant, achieving in 4 hours what takes weeks for teams.

Here's how to make ChatGPT your pocket-sized McKinsey consultant:

(my exact prompt + examples)

[Brett Adcock @adcock_brett]

If you want to be a great CEO, open this:

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

If you cannot explain something in simple terms, you don't understand it. The best way to learn is to teach

[Brian O'Connor | Fractional CMO @BrianFOConnor]

The Rock built a $4B tequila business.

You think it’s all his personal brand.

It’s actually a masterclass in storytelling.

What he did & how to do it:

[#QueenLindah, MCIPR 👑🇰🇪 @LindahMbaisi]

…was fascinated & requested me to take a photo with them.

Ready…Set…Jump! 😅

We jumped, laughed and jumped again!

These future #Leaders brought my “inner child” out to play. I encouraged them to study hard &focus on getting good grades.

They left, happy 🤗 I will be back!

[#QueenLindah, MCIPR 👑🇰🇪 @LindahMbaisi]

#Marketing on steroids 🤣🤣🤣

Just how HOT is this Chilli sauce?

[Sharyph @sharyph_]

2 - Tableau

Tableau is a prominent data analytics and business intelligence solution for data visualization

It simplifies raw data, dashboards, workbooks, & maps.

This makes the data accessible to everyone, allowing data analysts to share their insights and recommendations

[Manasvi soni @Manasvisonii]

Storytelling is the most powerful key to unlock growth in writing, marketing, business, or startups.

Sadly, most people have no idea how or where to start.

6 Frameworks for effective storytelling will solve all your problems.

[Gichuki Kahome @kahome_steve]

What you need to know about MALI Money Market Fund:

- It is a partnership between Safaricom & Genghis Capital.

- Has been in the pilot phase since 2019 and was only recently approved by CMA

- You can only deposit or withdraw funds from your mpesa account. Not your bank account

[Daniel Mahncke @MnkeDaniel]

Every Investor MUST know how to analyze companies.

A huge part of that, is analyzing the 3 financial statements.

Here’s how to analyze and interpret the…

- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement
- Cash Flow Statement

[Africans @itsAfricans]

40 life lessons a father must teach his son

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[Robert Kiyosaki @theRealKiyosaki]

Bitcoin crashing. Great news. When price hits $27,000 I may start buying again. Lot will depend upon global-macro environment. Remember the problem is not gold, silver, or Bitcoin. Problem are the incompetents in government, Fed & Wall Street. Remember gold was $300 in 2000.

[Chris Kirubi (Tribute Page) @CKirubi]

Mondays are crucial for small businesses and entrepreneurs no matter what market your business is targeting. Today sets the tone for the rest of the upcoming week, a great and powerful start can lead to new opportunities you thought where unreachable and unreasonable. #AskKirubi

[Larry Madowo @LarryMadowo]

Wind, rain and a terrible umbrella try to embarrass me on live TV but I didn't come to play 😂