@thedrivenman I am currently the man behind such a woman, she got another job while working a job I had procured for her, she now needs me to train her for her new role so that she can look good in front of her new colleagues
The most promising export categories for Kenyan manufacturers in the United Kingdom in 2025 based on in-depth analysis of Kenya-UK trade over the period of of Jan-Jul 2025 and previous years performed by GTAIC Market Intelligence Portal:
- Black tea (packings > 3 kg) exports from Kenya to UK of 67.48 million US$ for Jan-Jul 2025, the share of Kenya in the UK market is close to 50% (!);
- Rosesexports of 100.79 m US$ in Jan-Jul 2025, +20%(!) export growth in 2025;
- Artciles for table games ($22 million exports), growth of supplies in 2025 of +65% (!);
- Plants for perfumery, pharmacy, or similar use: exports of $6.46 million in 7m2025, market share in UK of 8,5% (!).
United Kingdom's total imports from Kenya amounted to $566.68 M USD in 2024 and $362.49 M USD in the January 2025 - July 2025 period, representing a +8.21% increase compared with the same period last year. These imports consisted of 258 distinct goods.
Top-25 export categories are outlined in the table below.
Top-25 export categories of Kenya into UK for the period of Jan-Jul 2025, in $ million, based on gtaic research:
Like in the days of Noah, when the floods were rising, Ndindi Nyoro is building an economic ark. His warning: Kenya is borrowing Sh3.5B every single day — and now we’re selling off NSSF’s EAPCC stake and Safaricom shares under suspicious clouds. Ignore him at your own peril!
We can’t keep treating these scandals like background noise. For decades it’s been the same script “irregularities,” “lapses,” “errors” yet no one is ever held accountable.
Let’s be honest: no one walks away with 300B in government bonds without Treasury and CBK’s knowledge. That’s not oversight that’s complicity.
What is even more alarming is the growing numbness among citizens. As the figures become more outrageous, the public explanations become more casual, and the impunity becomes more entrenched.The theft gets bigger, the excuses get softer, and impunity grows bolder. Parliament and the Senate must step up. Why aren’t they over-sighting this? it’s only Okiya that has been consistent.
@i_mentat@KenyanSays They copy paste and can't even read ...the law says ON the day or 5 days prior to elections, otherwise that's to say we shouldn't ask for opinion polls totally which is absurd.
@Kenyans How can you even start educating such a mind??????am filled with sadness that they take our salary cuts as taxes and then take them for granted