@mao_0k Class is about pedigree, value systems and a sign of what you do in times of crisis. Money people are considered lower class cause they tend to fixate on making money even when the country is at war whilst aristocrats express higher virtues and fight for the countries honour.
Late twenties are teaching me something I didn’t expect.Composure isn’t just for hard times. Learning it in the good seasons too. Turns out staying steady when life is good is its own skill.
They said ignorance is bliss.
Turns out awareness is a subscription service: no refunds, no cancel button, and your brain keeps sending notifications at 2 a.m.
The price of seeing things clearly is realizing you can't unsee them.
@ephraimnjegafan It makes sense for you to be skeptical.However,a sovereign default is not the end of an economy. continuing to service unsustainable debt can be more damaging. KSh 1.9 trillion redirected from debt service to the economy is surely an economic stimulus, not a vacuum.
If this were purely about quality, tighter oversight would be enough. When the solution is to narrow the number of importers, you're no longer just regulating quality;you're redesigning the market.
@gitahi_ngunyi Even if they did it, for many employees it would still be more paper than real ownership. Most ESOPs in Kenyan banks tend to benefit senior staff far more than the wider workforce.
Family Bank joins the NSE tomorrow at KSh 18/share. Curious to see whether the market views this as a bargain or whether early shareholders take profits.
@bungomaduke Bro, you cannot pitch an Isuzu NQR and quote 12-tonne FSR prices.
KES 50,000 for a 7-tonne ? Unless that NQR is flying over the Mai Mahiu traffic, no client is paying that.
Let’s leave the regional long-haul to the big boys and keep the NQR where it belongs: Town Service