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[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@Amicacs My phone can't access the mobile app. What could be the issue please?

[Amica @Amicacs]

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[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@Amicacs Textbooks

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@Amicacs That lady is from my village in Gatanga😊

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

One of the most pathetic things I’ve ever seen from a supposed sportsman. Messi’s fake halo shattered in this World Cup; he was the sneaky cheating leader of a vile bunch of violent thugs.

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@Amicacs D

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@Arsenal @GeneralplugUno Ole Ole Ole 🎉🫶🏆

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@KASNEBOfficial
Hello Team, I've encountered challenges in registering for CFFE exams. What could be the problem?
NAC/284484

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@KASNEBOfficial Hello Team, I've encountered challenges in registering for CFFE exams. What could be the problem?

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@KASNEBOfficial good afternoon,
Kindly share fee structure for CFFE exam fees

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@KASNEBOfficial Well guided. Thank you

[all arsenal news @Alarsenalneew]

This photo was taken on May 24th.

And this is how Arsenal is going to win the league.

Arsenal currently have 4 away matches left while City has 6.
Don't expect Arsenal to drop points in any of the remaining 6 home games. That's already 6 wins.

Draw away to Brighton and Man city will definitely seal it.

Chelsea (H) ✅ Nothing to see here. just our normal wife.
Brighton (A) 🤝 Decent game, one or few lapses here and there.
Everton (H) ✅ Not going to be easy but home fans will have somthing to chear on.
Bournemouth (H)✅ Professional work. Bournemouth will come so we should pipe them.
Man City (A) 🤝 Title decider. We definitely will suffocate them in their own backyard after teaching them a lesson in the Carabo cup.
Newcastle (H) ✅ Currently dealing with injuries plus european football.
Fulham (H)✅ Another home win. No stress
West Ham (A) ✅ Cureently fighting relegation. but none of my business.
Burnley (H)✅ They can't pull off a chelsea stunt. so yeah.. They are going down with wolves.
C. Palace (A) ✅ Final day. Professional performance to seal it

Chelsea vs City game at the bridge is a draw game. And that's all that we need.

Save this post. W'll revisit it by May.

[@mrajiabdulwasiu @mrajiabdulwasiu]

What Makes a PhD Degree Harder and Different From Other Degrees (Bachelor’s, Master’s, etc.).

People often say a PhD is “just more school.” In reality, it is a different type of training. The main difference is this: as you move from high school to university and then to graduate school, you take more ownership of what you are doing. By the time you reach a PhD, you are expected to lead the work, not simply follow instructions.

1. In high school, learning is mostly about following a clear path. You take the classes you are told to take, study what you are given, and reproduce it in tests. A bachelor’s degree is similar, but with more choice and complexity. You choose courses that meet requirements, learn more advanced ideas, and show your understanding in exams and essays. You also learn how to work with others, manage deadlines, and complete projects. The tasks are challenging, but the destination is usually clear: study the material, meet the assessment criteria, and graduate.

2. In a terminal professional master’s degree, like an MBA, the workload and pressure increases. You may have many assignments, group projects, presentations, and tight timelines. It can be intense, but the goals are still structured. You are usually applying known tools to known problems, such as using finance concepts to evaluate a company or using strategy frameworks to make a business plan.

3. A research-based master’s degree moves closer to a PhD. You still take some classes, but you focus on writing a thesis based on an original idea or an extension of someone else’s idea. For example, you might test an existing method on a new dataset, improve a laboratory procedure, or examine a problem in a new location. You are learning research skills, but the scope is often smaller and more guided.

4. A PhD goes further. You must research something new and make an original contribution to your field. This is hard because “new” is not always obvious. You may read many papers and still feel unsure about what has not been done. You also write a lot, revise a lot, and defend your choices. In many programs, you must also demonstrate mastery of the field through rigorous qualifying or comprehensive exams (US and Canada model) before you can fully focus on the dissertation.

One of the hardest parts of the PhD is that your supervisor cannot answer every key question for you. At some point, the conversation changes from “Here is what to do” to “What do you think?” That can feel uncomfortable because it places responsibility on you. Remember, in earlier degrees, you are rewarded for correct answers. In a PhD, you are rewarded for asking good questions, building a logical argument, and showing why your contribution matters.

A simple example is cooking. In early learning, you follow a recipe step by step. In a master’s programme, you might improve the recipe by reducing sugar or changing the cooking time. In a PhD, you are expected to create a new recipe, explain why it works, and show that it fills a real need. That combination of independence, uncertainty, and the demand for meaningful originality is what makes a PhD degree harder and fundamentally different from other degrees.

I trust you are better informed now.

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

Real Luxuries in Life

1. Living 10 minutes from work
2. Living 5 minutes from the gym
3. Having quiet neighbors
4. Having money left at the end of the month and investing it
5. Peace at home
6. Drinking coffee without rushing
7. Sleeping with a clear conscience
8. Laughing with people who truly get you
9. Traveling every year
10. Waking up naturally without an alarm
11. Enjoying a home-cooked meal with loved ones
12. Having time to read a book in one sitting
13. Finding joy in simple daily routines
14. Having a pet that greets you happily at the door

These are the things that actually feel rich.

[kamau @Tony4Kamau]

@NdindiNyoro You graduated alongside my friend. Congratulations sir 🎉👏👏

[Tony Gachoka @TonyGachok15769]

I will be taking William Ruto and Kenya Kwanza Government to court via my Petition to stop at the High Court next year, the sale as proposed to VODACOM of our national stake in safaricom. My lawyers will include Hon. Kalonzo Musyoka, Hon. Eugene Wamalwa and Ndegwa Njiru. Kindly retweet my online Petition as it will form my public discussion aforesaid.

TG @KANUParty_ke
@skmusyoka @EugeneLWamalwa
@NjiruAdv

[Muthoni Njakwe @muthoni_njakwe]

If you are below 40, you must take control of your life, because the years ahead will shape your legacy.

Here’s what you must do:

1. Invest in yourself.
Skills, knowledge, health, mindset. These are the real wealth. The earlier you grow them, the stronger your foundation.

2. Build meaningful relationships.
Your network will open doors, your character will keep them open. Surround yourself with people who inspire growth.

3. Avoid wasted time.
Time lost in meaningless pursuits is opportunity stolen. Prioritize what truly moves you forward.

4. Plan for your future.
Savings, investments, and retirement aren’t just for the old. The earlier you start, the easier it becomes.

5. Take risks wisely.
Comfort zones kill dreams. Step out, fail, learn, and grow before it’s too late to experiment.

6. Guard your character.
Your reputation is everything. It takes decades to build and seconds to destroy.

If you are below 40, you are at the crossroads.
The choices you make now determine whether your 50s and 60s will be of triumph or regret.

[The Kenyan Vigilante @KenyanSays]

A Kenyan boy named Miringa is building a “People’s IEBC” that Kenyans will use to verify and tally the 2027 presidential votes. Its sole purpose will be verification, ensuring no one can manipulate the numbers!

[SokoAnalyst @SokoAnalyst]

Kenya is sleepwalking into an old-age poverty crisis.

A new ICEA Lion survey shows over half of workers earning below Sh50,000 don’t save for retirement.

Only 27% of those earning under Sh30,000 are saving anything at all, while the wealthy save at 89%.

This isn’t a savings problem — it’s a survival problem.
People can’t save what they don’t have.

If wages don’t rise and living costs keep soaring, millions will age into poverty with no safety net.