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Advocate of the High Court.

[MG.🇰🇪 @Sirmuelmg]

Never give up. It's like breathing; once you quit, your flame dies letting total darkness extinguish evry last grasp of hope #TeamAmbition

[Joe Regalia @writedotlaw]

Most lawyers research in a straight line.

They find the statute. They find the leading cases. They pull a few quotations. Then they start explaining why their facts fit.

That works sometimes. It just does not take you very far. 🧵

[Thuranira @Thuranira_1]

The Court of Appeal has held that If you pay a bribe for a job and it backfires, don’t run to court,the law doesn’t refund corruption.

A former senior manager at Kenya Revenue Authority lost KSh 63 million trying to secure a top job as chair of Kenya Urban Roads Authority. After retirement, he was introduced to a “well-connected” broker who promised he could influence the appointment at a price. He paid millions in stages, believing the deal was progressing.

The job never came. When the promises collapsed, he went to court to recover the money. But the court found that the payments were tied to bribery and influence peddling, making the entire arrangement illegal from the start.

Because of that, the court refused to help him. In law, you cannot recover money paid for an illegal purpose,the loss stays with you.

[SubRosa )✿( Magick @subrosamagick.bsky.social @SubRosaMagick]

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[Simons @Simon_Ingari]

Stop Using These Verbs at Work

❌” I stayed late”
✅ ” We hit 130% of goal”

❌ ” I helped.”
✅ ” I led”

❌ “I tried my best.”
✅ “I achieved the target.”

❌ “I handled tasks.”
✅ “I delivered outcomes.”

❌ “I was involved.”
✅ “I drove the initiative.”

❌ “I assisted the team.”
✅ “I owned the project.”

❌ “I worked on it.”
✅ “I executed the plan.”

❌ “I supported operations.”
✅ “I improved the process.”

❌ “I followed instructions.”
✅ “I implemented solutions.”

❌ “I was part of the team.”
✅ “I contributed measurable results.”

❌ “I handled tasks.”
✅ “I delivered outcomes.”

Reasons to Stop Using the ❌ Verbs

1. Sound passive and minimize your impact.
- Words like helped or assisted suggest support, not ownership.
2. Focus on effort, not results.
- Saying you stayed late highlights time spent, not value created.
3. Make your contribution easy to overlook.
- Vague verbs fail to show leadership, decision-making, or accountability.

Reasons to Use the ✅ Verbs

1. Communicate ownership and leadership.
- Verbs like led, owned, and drove position you as accountable for outcomes.
2. Emphasize results and business value.
- Statements such as achieved the target or delivered outcomes show impact.
3. Strengthen how you’re perceived professionally.
- Clear, outcome-focused language signals confidence, competence, and readiness for growth.

[ROBA & ASSOCIATES LLP @AssociatesRoba]

🚨🚨BREAKING!! If A Land Seller Breaches, You Can Claim The Profit You Missed - High Court Says

The Court has delivered a major decision on failed land sales. In INC Supplies Ltd v Kenneth Waiganjo, a buyer paid Ksh 4M deposit, covered subdivision costs, waited for completion documents... and the seller simply failed to perform. By the time the contract collapsed in 2019, the land had risen from Ksh 25M to Ksh 35M. The trial court refunded the deposit but rejected the buyer’s claim for the Ksh 10M profit they lost. On appeal, the High Court wasn’t amused. It held that where a seller breaches, the innocent purchaser is entitled to the financial advantage they were denied.

The Court reaffirmed a crucial principle: loss of bargain is not a fantasy claim, it is a legitimate head of damages grounded in contract law. If the seller is the defaulting party, damages must place the buyer in the position they would have been in had the contract been performed. The appellate court found that the valuation on record clearly showed the land was worth Ksh 35M as at the date of repudiation, and that the trial court erred by ignoring it. Applying established authorities like Gami Properties and Wandiga v Chege, the Court confirmed that the assessment date for loss of bargain is the date of breach, unless justice demands otherwise. In this case, the evidence was straightforward, uncontroverted, and the seller had no escape route.

This judgment strengthens protection for buyers who are strung along by sellers who delay, dodge, or perform selectively. Anyone purchasing land, whether individuals, SMEs, or developers, now has judicial reinforcement that a seller who breaches cannot simply refund what you paid and walk away clean. If the property appreciated, the profit you lost is recoverable. This will reset the behaviour of dishonest sellers, stabilise negotiations in Kenya’s land market, and give buyers confidence that the courts will enforce the economic reality of the bargain, not just the paperwork. @georgediano @Thuranira_1 @NelsonHavi @MutandaLaw @KensonMutethia @joshuamalidzo

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[THEE ALFA HOUSE @thee_alfa_house]

UNCOVERING DETAILS ABOUT RUTO IEBC NOMINEES.

President Ruto yesterday nominated the IEBC Chairperson alongside six others for membership of the Commission.

We put a face to each of the 7 IEBC nominees, with a concise explainer on who they are: verified details and notable controversies.

An in-law to Junet Mohamed? Accused of multimillion corruption? Ties to State House?

THREAD 🧵

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

Choosing the right laptop can be tricky. Here’s a curated list to help you decide based on performance, budget, and purpose.

Save the thread below:

[Simons @Simon_Ingari]

10 CV Mistakes You Need to Avoid in 2025 🚫💼

1. Misinformation
👉 Examples: Misspelling of names, inactive phone numbers, or unprofessional email addresses.
✔️ Tip: Check your CV repeatedly before you send it. Make sure all the information is correct.

2. No Adjustments for Positions Applied for
👉 Example: A CV that is not relevant to the position.
✔️ Tip: Tailor the CV to the job requirements you're applying for. REMEMBER! Highlight related skills ye.

3. Messy Format
👉 Examples: Fonts that are difficult to read, out of order or too many colors.
✔️ Tip: Use a professional format, such as Arial or Calibri font, size 10–12 & make sure your CV is easy to read.

4. Too Long or Too Short
👉 Example: A 5-page CV for a junior position or a brief 1-paragraph CV.
✔️ Tip: Limit your CV to 1–2 pages and focus on your relevant experience.

5. No Use of Keywords
👉 Example: Not mentioning technical skills or important keywords in the job description.
✔️ Tip: This one starts by referencing job ads and entering the appropriate keywords in the CV.

6. Not Mentioning Achievements
👉 Example: You just list tasks without mentioning the achievements you have achieved.
✔️ Tip: Write milestones with measurable data or results. For example, "Increase sales by 30% in 3 months."

7. Too Many Images or Graphics
👉 Example: A CV full of icons or images is too large.
✔️ Tip: Shrink the image not too big over. Employers prefer to read the contents of your CV.

8. Using Unprofessional Language
👉 Examples: Slang, market language or informal verses.
✔️ Tip: Use formal language & check spelling and grammar before submitting.

9. Include Unnecessary Personal Information
👉 Examples: Age, gender, religion, or marital status.
✔️ Tip: In this part you need to put important information such as name, phone number & email.

10. Not Include a Cover Letter (If Requested)
👉 Example: Just send a CV even if the ad has already been mentioned & ask for a cover letter.
✔️ Tip: Make sure read the job ad requirements carefully and include the requested documents.

✨ Remember

- Your CV is the first impression to potential employers. Avoid the mistakes I've listed to increase your chances of being called for an interview! 😉

- Your CV should make recruiters excited to call you. If it’s not doing that, it might be time to tweak a few things.

- Need a CV that actually gets seen (and gets you interviews)?
Email your CV to [email protected] with subject 'Revamp, for express CV makeover!

#IkoKaziKE

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

We've done a deeper analysis on NSSF contributions and beyond for those who haven't fully understood the changes that took effect on Feb 1, 2025, and continuing into 2026.

This includes how payslips will look after deductions

Read & Save the thread below;

[Mathews Kevin Jnr. @mkevinjnr]

Natoa machozi mimi 😭
Thread Alert 🚨:
Brace yourselves, Kenyans! I’ve taken a deep dive into the National Audit Report on the newly formed Social Health Authority (SHA). The findings are downright shocking😱—from dubious financing to shady procurement. Stick around for 6 more tweets that expose this #HealthScam! #SHA

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

Understanding how bank loans work in Kenya.

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[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

Here is a list of some of the Saccos affected by the KUSCCO scandal, along with the amounts involved.

Thread below

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

Tired of Saccos and MMFs.

Save this thread for later.

[Ja Leto @_falsi1ke]

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[Quincygitahi @quincygitahi]

Na sitawachanua tena
In May I got judgment against Monarch Insurance. I engaged an auctioneer who played games on me. So I decided to garnish Monarch’s paybill held by Safaricom and Voilà I got the money plus cost and interest in 10 days.
Usisumbuane na Insurance

[Moe @moneyacademyKE]

How to keep Safaricom and others from snooping on your internet.

Save this for later.

[Ndong@Conslaw @Ndonglaw043]

Ngire Akech Migai✅️😅👌💯

@MigaiAkech thank you

I have nothing meaningful to add.

[George Njoroge @georgenjoroge_]

Boss man, those vehicles parked outside your place are definitely packing surveillance and signal jamming gear.

The antennas on them are likely deploying RF jammers, which can block cellular, Wi-Fi, and GPS signals in your area. This may even cause communication blackouts.

On top of that, they’re almost certainly using IMSI catchers (Stingrays) to mimic cell towers. What that means is every call, text, or data transmission from your devices is being rerouted through their fake network—allowing them to monitor and collect all your data or even listen in on your conversations in real time.

Can you throw a wrench in their plans?

Yes, here’s how;

1.RF detection equipment will help you pinpoint the source of interference so you know exactly where the disruption is coming from.

2.Set up Faraday cages or bags around your key devices to block RF signals and prevent jamming or interception. Have your phones always inside the Faraday bags whenever not in use

3.Switch to 100% wired communication (Ethernet) when you can, and for wireless communication, stick to encrypted apps like Signal to ensure your private messages stay private.

4.Get yourself a Thuraya satellite phone or similar satellite-based device. These can bypass local jamming and offer secure communication that’s hard to tap into.

5.For the ultimate in security, consider using a Blackphone or something similar. These privacy-focused devices offer encrypted communication and enhanced security, making it nearly impossible for anyone to snoop on your data.

All the best as you do this!

[Tevo @Tevin_IsOmondi]

How to identify GMO foods in Supermarket

• Fruits/Foods starting with identification number 8 on their stickers. Normally its a 5 digit code starting with 8 ~ GMO

• Fruits/Foods starting with identification number 3 or 4 on their stickers ~ Conventionally grown/ chemically

•Fruits/Foods starting with identification number 9 on their stickers is Organic food.

•Fruits/Food without seeds are GMO foods

Effects of GMO
• Cancer
•Alteration of body compounds and hormones, men having breasts
•GMO seeds can't be replanted

Protect your food system
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[Munira Ali Omar @MuniraAli254]

Dive into my latest article to see why enforcing Article 10 of our Constitution is not just a legal obligation but a moral imperative. @GabrielDolan1 @OkiyaOmtatah @KiamaPeter1 @MarthaKarua @GitobuImanyara @bonifacemwangi @HakiYetuOrg