@itsjoyrono So you’re Joy Rono? Mmmh makes sense… because just seeing you added joy to my day. Maybe it’s the Rono connection, or maybe it’s just you.
Mimi ni tegemeo usireply aki.
@koech1484@cheptoofred@Grandymisoi I once asked him with proof of funds allocated na contractor responsible at the time. Nilikula tofali huskii. Those times he used to get people living along the road to refill the potholes with murram. Wanasiasa are never there for you.
@MMatter_s@AL28u@FourthArchetype In that regard, whatever is borrowed against what has been passed by parliament is basically odious. Executive has no power to borrow on behalf of kenyans.
HALT, AGAIN!! (I swear these things write themselves)
Kenya Railways has acquired brand new, state-of-the-art, waterproof Walkie-Talkies. Sit back and watch our railway turning to profitability. #AkiliMtuWangu
❗️The heartbreaking moment Professor Ian Brighthope breaks down in tears in front of thousands in Perth as he realises that 60 million deadly vaccines have been administered to innocent Australians now causing death and turbo cancer.
😢This is huge. 🇦🇺Australia is rising!
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Dear Friends,
Today, I want to share a vision that many of us have long hoped for—a vision where justice prevails and integrity is restored in our beloved Kenya.
One day, we shall hold accountable those involved in corruption. Their actions cannot go unchallenged, and we are steadfast in our commitment to ensure that they face the consequences of their deeds.
One day, we shall recover all assets that have been wrongfully acquired through corruption. These resources rightfully belong to the people of Kenya, and we will reclaim what is ours to build a brighter future for all.
One day, we will follow the rule of law to the letter, ensuring that every citizen, regardless of status, is treated equally and justly under the law. Transparency and accountability will become the cornerstones of our governance.
Together, we must remain resolute and united in this pursuit of justice. Change is within our reach, and with our collective courage and determination, we will pave the way for a corruption-free Kenya.
Thank you for your unwavering support in this journey toward a better tomorrow for our nation.
In solidarity ✊🏾 Viva Comrades!
@peacemartin_p@DavidNdii You're terrible man! Yaani haujui hesabu? How are you agreeing to Ndii yet you haven't taken out expenses fully. See how he's taken you for a fool that you're. Bure kabisa.
The Remarkable Journey of Aldrine Kipchirchir Kibet: From Humble Beginnings to International Stardom
Aldrine Kipchirchir Kibet, a 17 year old attacking midfielder from Poror, Baringo County, has emerged as one of Kenya’s most promising football talents. His journey, marked by resilience and passion, started in Baringo and faced early challenges. Despite his skill, several high schools rejected him for being too small. However, St. Anthony’s Boys High School Kitale, under the leadership of principal V.O. Makanda, gave him a chance—and he thrived.
Kibet’s breakthrough came at the 2023 KSSSA National Championships in Kakamega, where he led St. Anthony’s to their sixth national title. He finished as the tournament's top scorer with five goals and was named MVP. His outstanding performance earned him the LG/SJAK August Sports Personality of the Month award.
Kibet’s talent soon caught the eye of scouts, and he joined Nastic Sports Academy in Spain. At the Valladolid International Cup, he delivered spectacular performances, scoring six goals, including a hat-trick against AC Milan, and winning the tournament’s MVP award. He also claimed the Golden Boot at the CECAFA U18 Championship and was recognized as the second-best Most Promising Sports Person at the 2023 SOYA Awards.
Kibet has been instrumental in Team Kenya’s qualification for the U20 Africa Cup of Nations in 2025. He currently leads the CECAFA U20 Championship in both goals and assists, continuing his remarkable rise on the international stage.
First recognized in 2017 at the Victor Wanyama ROYA Tournament, where President William Ruto awarded him the Most Outstanding Player trophy, Kibet’s story reflects triumph over adversity. From being rejected for his size to shining internationally, his journey inspires young athletes across Kenya.
As he continues to develop his career in Spain and represent Kenya on the global stage, Kibet's future looks incredibly bright. His story reminds us that, with hard work and determination, greatness is within reach.
Via: Mitume Baba Yao
UPWORK TIPS AND WHY LOCATION MATTERS
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To succeed in getting offers on Upwork, it’s crucial to focus on several key strategies, and understanding why location can be important is part of this equation.
How to Succeed in Getting Offers on Upwork:
1.CREATE A STANDOUT PROFILE:
Professional Summary: Your profile summary should clearly showcase your skills, experience, and the value you bring to clients. Tailor it to the kind of work you’re targeting.
✅Portfolio: Upload relevant samples of your work to give clients an idea of what you can do.
✅Certifications and Skills: List your skills and, where applicable, any certifications that enhance your credibility in your field.
2. TARGET RELEVANT JOBS:
Apply only to jobs that match your skills. Customizing your proposals to suit each client’s needs increases your chances of success.
✅Highlight specific past experiences related to the job in your proposal, and explain how you can solve the client’s problem.
3.OPTIMISE PROPOSALS:
Tailored Proposal: Don’t send generic proposals. Address the client’s specific requirements and suggest actionable solutions.
✅Clear Pricing: Be transparent about your pricing and show that you understand the scope of the project. Avoid overpricing or underpricing.
✅Strong Cover Letter: Write a cover letter that hooks the client by showing empathy for their project needs and demonstrating your expertise.
https://t.co/pbrzlsqFx7 A GOOD REPUTATION:
Complete projects on time and to the client’s satisfaction. Positive reviews and ratings from clients will increase your chances of winning future contracts.
✅Communication is key. Update your clients regularly to ensure expectations are aligned.
https://t.co/BOcXIxqrRQ ON LOWER-PAYING JOBS INITIALLY:
To build your Upwork profile, you may need to accept lower-paying jobs initially to gain positive feedback. As your reputation grows, you can gradually increase your rates.
WHY LOCATION IS IMPORTANT ON UPWORK:
1.Time Zones and Availability:
Clients may prefer freelancers in certain time zones to ensure real-time communication and fast response times. For example, clients from North America may favor freelancers from similar or overlapping time zones for easier coordination.
2.Cost and Budget Considerations:
Location can influence pricing expectations. Freelancers in regions with a lower cost of living may be able to offer competitive rates compared to those in higher-cost regions. This can be an advantage or disadvantage depending on the client’s budget and preferences.
3.Language and Cultural Fit:
Clients often seek freelancers from regions where language proficiency or cultural understanding aligns with their needs. For instance, a company looking for content writing may prefer native speakers from particular countries.
https://t.co/o4mmOFxdSl and Payment Issues:
Certain clients may have legal or tax considerations that make hiring from specific locations more convenient or compliant with local regulations.
In Conclusion:
Success on Upwork is about positioning yourself as the right freelancer for the job by crafting compelling proposals, building a solid profile, and establishing a good reputation. Your location can influence factors like availability, cost, and language proficiency, so it’s important to understand how it can work to your advantage or disadvantage depending on the client’s needs.
By leveraging these strategies and being mindful of location dynamics, you will HIGHLY increase your chances of receiving offers on Upwork.
@KenyanSays The airport is literally under Indian management except for the top most leadership. Kenyans are at the lower ranks. What keeps HIA at the top is Qatar laws. Anyone who's been/worked there will tell you being under an indian is just modern slavery. Racist too.
You shouldn't think much about finding the 'fastest' way to wealth.
There's nothing like fastest and safest wealth strategy.
You have to build skills.
You have to fail.
You have to learn.
You have to build a steady foundation.
You have to play the long game.
@Komilk5@Elvis_Localman@Josh001J Majority of the people don't know how money works and that's the solution. I wouldn't either blame them since there're so many factors to it. Family, black tax... unmarried persons with less responsibilities can hack this.
@Elvis_Localman@Josh001J In that regard let them know that living abroad takes out abit of comfort especially where family is involved.
Make money, invest and retire back. Advisable for someone who is go-getter. Worth the sacrifice.
In Western Europe, the minimum wage is about 320k a month, I would advise him to go.
In Eastern Europe, the minimum wage is between 100k to 120k, cost of living in Eastern Europe is almost similar to that of Kenya, one thing that will make him hate Eastern Europe is language barrier. I would advise him to consider language barrier as the main hindrance. Eastern Europe can easily open him doors to western Europe.
Bottom line he will be better off within 5 years outside Kenya than he will be in 15 years of working in Kenya on a 70k PnP job.