KimmichSq

SOFTWARE DEV AND CRYPTO

[DP 🇰🇪 @DanChepta]

A young man, unable to compose himself due to alcohol addiction,

Cannot lift a spoon to eat without tasting alcohol to regain his composure.

Despite his willingness to leave alcohol behind,

He states, "Staying without alcohol is like being in prison."

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@polo_kimanii Inaitwa matching forward Anti-clockwise

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@HonWangari @citizentvkenya Cecilia should be on the next mwanamke bomba

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@Naomikibandi Kumbe Njugush alikua kadi all along

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@Gldenbets Arsenal 1 mancity 2

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@CFCFico Bro cooked himself

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@AokoOtieno_ mimi napenda chai yako but ku elect malaya is where i draw the line

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@Wonderjnrr @grok who is he?

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@ArapTilingi @NPSOfficial_KE Utapata ni mwenye pool table hajalipa OCS za hii Mwezi

[Eric @amerix]

Instead of wasting your 1-acre piece of land planting maize,

Plant NAPIER GRASS.

1-acre can hold 1,550 rectangles of napier grass.

Each rectangle measures 1 m × 0.75 m, [and 3 feet depth], spaced 1 m lengthwise and 0.5 m widthwise.

In each rectangle, you will harvest 2 heads of napier grass every 3 months.

Each head is sold at KES 200.

Therefore, 1-acre can return KES 300,000 in 4 - 6 months.

This can go higher during sunny seasons [December to March].

Invest in an effecient drip irrigation system and a well.

No unnecesary pesticides, storage losses and labor costs.

Maize farming is a useless subsistence venture with a negative return on investment.

Luhyas, wake up!

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@destingerrard @SpeedUpdates1 Fuck you bro😂😂

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@Noseyi_noVibez 2-2

[KimmichSq @IchKimm]

@pkay_7_ CHE 1 -BAR 2

[NZ ☄️ @CodeByNZ]

This man built VLC, turned down stupid money just to keep it ad-free, and still gave it to us for free. Absolute hero.

[Emmanuel @babi_artz]

@CodeByNZ iLovePDF , not a software but worth the mention

[Kyle Figs - 6figs @realsixfig]

Lots of new ICP people don't know that @FTX_Official attacked the $ICP launch, and many other projects.

Shout out to my fam who donated their time and talents to allow me to make this video.

Jeff @bitcoinr3negade
Jordan @jordan_mack of @NervosNetwork
Cassius @CassiusCuvee
Marcos @mjcryptodad
Ben @BenArmstrongsX
Will @WilliamLaurent3

[Ndindi Nyoro @NdindiNyoro]

Senegal Debts and Kenyan lessons.

Senegal is currently in turbulence in debt management. Upon assuming office, the current government led by President Diomaye Faye and PM Ousmane Sonko realised that the previous government led by President Macky Sall had borrowed around $13Bn in Secret loans "Off the Book". Meaning the amount was not included in the mainstream Debt book.

We must as a country avoid falling in that kind of an abyss. The National debt in Kenya is now over Ksh 12.5 Trillion. This is the loan book. We are borrowing Ksh 3.5Bn to Ksh4Bn every day. I mean Net borrowing. What is borrowed to pay previous loans not included.

Unfortunately, on top of this and besides the mainstream borrowing, the Government is also for the 1st time borrowing off the Book without transparency.

1. Securitisation - The government has already borrowed Ksh 175Bn by offering as security fuel levy that is to be collected for the next 7 years. The process is underway for another over 100Bn on the same.

2. Talanta Bond - GoK borrowed through a bond Kah 44.5Bn, offering as security money that is to be collected by Sports Fund for the next 15 years. The interest alone for the Ksh 44.5 Bn loan will be 100Bn after that period.

3. Tourism Fund. The fund is effectively also on the same line and path.

4. Plans are underway to take around Ksh 400Bn loan by offering Housing Levy that is to be collected in the next many years as security. Basically collecting Housing Levy in advance.

5. The National Treasury is also in the process of forming an "Infrastructure Fund" which will is also a vehicle of borrowing more off the book.

This is how it is working - Create a fund, then institute levies, then use the history of the Levy collected to borrow secretly off the book.

This while is illegal also contrains the future flexibility of the country's fiscals or funds.

All these Funds and institutions are fully owned by GoK. You cannot therefore treat loans taken by any of the government institution differently, especially non commercial institutions. If the institutions are unable to pay, GoK will pay. That's why w e must not do these kinds of implementation.

It is important that Kenyans know this. Ramifications will definitely come. I hope sanity reigns and we avert a catastrophe by acting differently.

We are African and Africa is our Business..

[Maya @mayaxordonez]

I’m so stupid this took me a good 2 minutes to get

[Health & Nutrition Tips @healthnutritipz]

She was ARRESTED for EXPOSING this

[Vivian @Viviannduen]

I think he could become the number one designer in China 😂😂😂