There's a silent consensus among Africans that rich and influential people can't just die.
Even when they are old and stricken in years or meet an explicable accident, we must find the hidden hand.
@IanECox It has now become too common for monied individuals to force chopper pilots to fly in bad weather. Some are not even assassinations. Rotary in poor visibility in most African terrains are not friends.
@allan_muriuki@TabbyKanyungu@63notts1 Post morterms must be conducted for all reportable deaths. Sometimes where families are opposed for various reasons and where a cause of death can be inferred from medical history or is clear, it can be bypassed.
As held about that mongrel 'lol', 'clock it', 'rada(r)' and their other fleeting cousins are products of people with the vocabulary of Hallo Children, and the emotional depth of a teaspoon.
When life knocks you down....take a brief pause before you get back up. You need to check whether it plans to give you another knock, and then draw up strategic ducking plans for subsequent knocks.
This business of quickly getting up sans reflection leads to quick and debilitating knock outs.
Governor @SakajaJohnson is such a brilliant chap.
When he discovered Nairobi's drainage problems stem from the '80s and require roughly 20Billion to fix, he decided to merge water and sewer.
Now, sewage flows through Nairobi City County rivers. If you miss the black colour, the stench will remind you that this is a revolutionary city management plan.
Top tier leadership I tell you!
When one door closes, find out who closed it, then check if it is actually locked. Do you have the key?
If you don't, find out if somebody else does. If they don't, get a hammer.
This business of a door closing and another opening automatically is the product of Alibaba's magic.
That's not how doors work.
@EACCKenya Those of the 'big fish' refrain, the mandate of the @EACCKenya is not limited to investigation of grand corruption alone. Even those small bribes we have normalized fall under their radar.