Was speaking to a clinician huku Mlolongo juzi, he was telling me most tests he does daily ni za HIV.
And that 3/10 women test positive always. In 2026.
Yaani zile story tu tulikuwa tunaskia about that town tukiwa watoi na truck drivers na ukimwi!!!!
Near Talanta Stadium, Kenol Stage this morning — a speeding car flew off the road, over the pavement and into a mound. A lady waiting for a Ngong matatu was hit unaware. Her arm was severed. She died on the spot. The front passenger never even blinked. Gone too.
The driver was drunk. He stumbled out of the wreck still holding a bottle. Two more bottles were found. Two other passengers were rushed to hospital injured.
How many times will we keep saying “it was just one drink”? How many innocent people waiting by the roadside must pay for someone else’s recklessness? When do we finally stay alert — every single time?
Interesting to learn about the family that owns Sarova chain of hotels. They lost many of their family members in 2 road accidents but the family had already done knowledge transfer and passing down the business
Recently landed a role I was a little underqualified for juu ya kujaza mauongo kwa resume😂. First few weeks I was so flustered by the job details and one colleague noticed I was green. Amekuwa akinifunza on the job pole pole as time goes by. God bless that man!
KRA now plans to use M-Pesa Till Numbers and Pochi La Biashara to track businesses that may be underreporting their income.
For example, if a business receives Sh1 million through M-Pesa but declares only Sh300,000 in its tax returns, KRA could flag the discrepancy to establish whether some income has gone undeclared.
KRA now plans to use M-Pesa Till Numbers and Pochi La Biashara to track businesses that may be underreporting their income.
For example, if a business receives Sh1 million through M-Pesa but declares only Sh300,000 in its tax returns, KRA could flag the discrepancy to establish whether some income has gone undeclared.