Guys can we stop twisting the narrative....this is what business owners are talking about. It's not about Burundians...jameni can we look at the actual issue rather than the pushed agenda...as Kenyans we are too smart to be pushed to theXenophobia agenda. Focus!!
This isn’t about hating foreigners. It’s about fair competition, regulation and protecting the space for local businesses to grow. Not Xenophobia I dont think we will ever get there.
What people are failing to see is the bigger issue: we are getting to a point where manufacturers are becoming retailers, and that is not fair competition.
Stop pushing this Xenophobia naratives.
Imagine travelling to China, sourcing products, paying taxes, dealing with logistics, building rships, creating a brand and taking all the risks — only for a foreign-owned shop to open right next to your business, selling the same products at prices you simply can't compete.
@AlinurMohamed_ Because of businesses most of the Somalis have grown so arrogant they think everyone should bow down to them, no offense and am not being tribalistic but I dont think as a Kenyan if am to start business in Somalia and be how arrogant they are I would not be finished.
Akorino wanaenda Ikulu na hawajasema “kesho ni public holiday”... watu wapole sana hawa, ju wengine tungeanza na conditions kwanza na bahasha ya brown 😅
@AokoOtieno_ Will the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission finally be held accountable for the growing number of corrupt leaders walking free? And will we ever truly end the ‘rafiki za mkubwa’ culture—where connections guarantee immunity despite blatant mismanagement of public funds?
An employer has been ordered to pay Ksh 250,000 for refusing to show a former employee what they said about her in a background check. She believed a negative reference cost her a new job. When she asked for answers, the employer hid behind “confidential.” The ODPC said no. If you talk about someone, they have a right to see it.
Employers must now choose their words carefully. If you can’t say it to someone’s face, don’t whisper it to their next boss. Employees are finally protected from secret sabotage. And workplaces must become more honest. Usinichomee na sijui.