🇰🇪 Kenya imports the glass, but exports the raw material to make it.
Every year, Kenya spends US$140M+ importing about 5.4M m² of flat glass—while exporting the soda ash needed to manufacture that very glass.
President Ruto’s directive for Tata Chemicals to exit Magadi could be a turning point.
The opportunity? Make the glass here. 🇰🇪
If just 1 million m² of imported glass were produced locally, Kenya could save roughly US$27M in foreign exchange, while cutting freight, insurance and other import costs.
Now Kajiado could become a hub for glass, chemicals and manufacturing, creating jobs and supplying Kenya and the wider region.
Stop exporting raw materials and importing finished products.
Let’s add value at home.
Let’s build industry at home.
Let’s make construction cheaper.
🇰🇪 From Magadi to Made in Kenya.
#Madeinkenya
Wealth is built on multiple fronts. Having more than one source of regular income is enough assurance.
✓employment/business income – salary or business profits
✓rental income – real estate that earns while you sleep
✓dividend income – businesses that share profits to stockholders regularly
✓interest income – bonds, money market funds, or fixed deposits
✓capital gains – growth from investments over time, eg. stocks, real estate
The Kenyan succession pattern since 1963 is wild.
Moi was Kenyatta’s Vice President.
Kibaki was Moi’s Vice President.
Uhuru was Deputy Prime Minister under Kibaki.
Ruto was Kenyatta’s Deputy President.
If the pattern holds, the next President is most likely among Kindiki, Musalia, Gachagua, or Kalonzo.
Sifuna itabidi ajipange na runningmate position kwanza.
A business without cash flow can look successful from the outside while quietly dying inside. Revenue is impressive. Profit is important. But cash in the bank keeps the doors open.
A business does not die because the owner lacks ideas. Sometimes it dies because the owner runs out of cash while waiting for customers to pay.Profit looks good on paper. Cash flow keeps the doors open.
Entrepreneurship teaches you that making money and collecting money are two completely different skills.
You can sell millions and still struggle to pay salaries because your customers have turned “30 days” into 120 days.
Good morning, great people 🌞! Let me remind you—No one is ahead of you, nor are you ahead of anyone. Everyone is walking the path written for them. What has passed you by was never meant for you, and what is destined for you will never miss you.
1. If you're not earning much, focus more on upgrading skills and making more money than just saving.
2. When you are making more money, save/invest aggressively in MMF, SACCO deposits, bonds, etc.
3. When you feel secure, invest mostly in physical commodities, especially the ones with relatively lower ROI but with good security, eg. real estate.
4. You may take the risk of investing in businesses with high return models like perishable goods.
5. Focus on managing your investments or business, then diversify and expand as you see fit.
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The first rule of business is simple: solve a real problem. People rarely pay because you worked hard. They pay because what you offer saves them time, makes them money, reduces their pain or improves their lives.
A business should eventually learn to make money without the founder being involved in every transaction. Build systems. Train people. Document processes. Delegate. That is how a hustle becomes an institution.
Paying attention to your financial security means growing your money and creating additional income streams ahead of retirement.
Investments like stocks, bonds, unit trusts, and real estate will provide both growth and income.
Build wealth in stages:
Stage 1: Make more money
Stage 2: Save more money
Stage 3: Invest in one basket
Stage 4: Diversify your investments
Stage 5: Maintain and protect income
To survive:
✍️Get good grades
🏢Get a government job
💵Earn a salary & allowances
📶Scale the corporate structure
To thrive:
💰Cash flow is king
📈Earn. Save. Invest
📚Never stop learning
🧠Think like an entrepreneur
👥Network with successful people
@Asamoh_ two reasons for the turn out.
1. the DCP candidate was initially in UDA and the votes he is getting is solely attributed to him and not the party.
2. The community is proving that it does not based on mtu wetu, ie they are not tribal.