Every time a Kenyan who has stayed abroad for more than 7yrs comes back home , they are always on the front line to point out that Kenyans are lazy and lack business ideas, but today we demystify that nonsense
Now most foreigners from Europe or america , when they come to Kenya they never resign from their jobs in the home country they came from, infact most of them work remotely their income is not generated in Kenya
Now the lady below broke the cardinal rule, never come back Kenya and start afresh, you'll be trapped in the middle class chaos forever
Sasa mrembo tulia dawa ipenyeze , soon utahama kilimani uende rongai huko kwa wanyama pori
INSTEAD OF WATCHING AN HOUR OF NETFLIX TONIGHT.
This 1-hour Stanford lecture by Joel Peterson will teach you more about negotiation and getting what you want than most people learn in years.
Bookmark it and give it an hour, no matter what.
ONE KETTLEBELL. 15 MINUTES IS ALL YOU NEED
⏱️3 rounds | 30 sec work | 30 sec rest
1️⃣ Kettlebell Punch
2️⃣ Squat Over Shoulder
3️⃣ Curl Front Raise
4️⃣ Kneeling Pullover
5️⃣ Clean Rotational Press
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🌸 “Master your tone. Master your emotions. You will never have to raise your voice to raise your influence.”✨
Your tone is a volume button for your message. You can be right, but with the wrong tone you’ll still be wrong.
Here is Isaya Yunge, the 36-year-old Tanzanian national who has reportedly warmed the heart of Charlene Ruto. Isaya speaks fluent Chinese and has been accompanying President Samia Suluhu Hassan on her international state visits. On his social media pages, Yunge is seen dining with the who’s who, from the late Queen Elizabeth II to various heads of state.
Yunge is the founder of the Soma App, a mobile application that enables African students to search for scholarship opportunities. Apart from Soma App, Yunge has founded other products including KAYA, a smart speaker that uses artificial intelligence to collect Africa-related data. He also founded Somafit, a smartwatch designed to measure blood pressure and heart rate in real time.
He holds a bachelor’s degree from the Institute of Finance Management and the University of Cambridge. In 2018, he was featured in Forbes 30 Under 30 as one of Tanzania’s upcoming billionaires. Another day to remind Walala Hoii that the rich will always marry from the rich.
Somewhere, there is a mumu scrolling through this news with an Infinix phone held together by a cracked screen protector, a negative Fuliza limit, torn underwear and a family home sitting on a 50×100 plot that his parents bought on hire purchase.
This Mumu had convinced himself that his big breakthrough was just one DM away... that somehow he would slide his way into Charlene’s heart, escape poverty and finally retire from eating ugali umena.
There was also another one eyed mumu from Lubao who thought that his talent of waist movement while singing Kupedekale would land him a few acres in Sugoi & Kilgoris. Unfortunately, the competition arrived speaking fluent Chinese, attending state dinners and carrying a CV that looks like it was written by Forbes itself.
The poor mumu has now discovered that in the Olympics of marrying into wealth, “Hi dear” in the DM is not a qualification. Chesaa!! Kama kawa sisi walala hoii hatuna maoni kabisa, Letu Jicho tu.👀
A lot of people have judged this transfer based on what *they* projected Salah should or would do, rather than what *he* wants and needs at this stage of his career after feeling forced out at Liverpool, where he planned on retiring.
Salah’s intention was to remain in Europe, at an ambitious club that genuinely wanted him to play a leading role in helping them win things, where he could still provide meaning and had a passionate fanbase to feed off, in a city where his family could feel comfortable and not restricted.
There was a desire to experience something new. Signing for another Premier League club was a no, and after already succeeding at Fiorentina and Roma, Serie A did not appeal to Salah in the way it did to those who romanticised a return.
Trabzonspor was not the best financial package put in front of him this summer, neither was it the one that could most supercharge his brand. The Saudi Pro League presented the former, while at least four MLS clubs pitched the latter.
Trabzonspor also handled their pursuit quietly and respectfully, refusing to even disclose talks where happening until an agreement was reached. They didn’t play every detail out in the press like Besiktas, whose motives were judged to be more PR-driven. How they handled things were neatly summed up by their ‘didn’t want him anyway’ stance