Nishai amua kukua a good neighbour nikaanualia my female jirani her biker & 2 bras juu niliona clouds are getting heavy ,nikarudi kejani nikakaa like 30mins nikaona mvua hainyeshi nikaamua wacha nirudishe but atleast i tried
@johnnboscoh Uhuru's personal car was a black Mercedes Benz G-Wagon.
That V8 you are claiming was Uhuru's has been used by the current president for months. Make it make sense, John.
@Moha001_Onyango The V8 was Uhuru's personal car, the Lexus is Ruto's car, State house upgrades the president's car every ten years, get some information it's very available.
And if you work in the north like me where the sub counties are vast, you'll travel for a distance of about 300km for knec briefing, facilitate your own means, at times be forced to spend at a lodge because there's no reliable means of transport. To make matters worse, you cannot decline the supervision/invigilation. In fact your name is forwarded without your consent.
By the time you are done with briefing alone, (one day activity) you are negative Ksh 5000. Then receive 1600 after 4months, ata ulishasahau na ililose value, tena ikutane na fuliza.
Teachers Suffering Commission
During public holidays, you could feel the synergy anytime Uhuru Kenyatta & Mama Margaret Kenyatta graced the occasion. Lakini saizi, there's nothing presidential about the first family. Kwanza mama taifa anaka fundi wa saa na zakayo anaka foreman, waki simama pamoja wanaka wezi.
And what is the problem with that? It is NOT a REQUIREMENT that when businesses are setting up they MUST use LIPA NA MPESA. They offer these as options to make business easier but when the charges are hefty and will make them get losses, they have a right to remove the option.
Trolley za mayai leo zinatolewa bottom kwa lami, zinawekwa up kwa lorry.
Remember ~ "My father supported my smokie-kachumbari hustling business at Daystar University."
Harambee, UDA!
My friend used to drive to the village every weekend, to hang out with his ageing parents. His fuel costs were Ksh 6,000 for a round trip, due to the ⛽️price increase, it’s now Ksh 10,000, and he has stopped going to the village every weekend. Over-taxation reduces spending!
This is how cities are transforming their streets. People centered streets draw more people, a win win for everyone—shops, street vendors and the city which has more real estate to tax.