Kenyans will forever remain stupid, which is why they were easily misled into believing that Uhuru Kenyatta could not steal because he came from a rich family, yet he looted the Eurobond billions, used the money to build Northlands, then spent his final days in power using NCBA to launder Kenyatta family loot while twisting the law to help money laundering NCBA evade taxes.
Today, the same Kenyans are on social media getting wet because a psychopath accused of killing his wife and young children threw around a few big English words, and just like that, the conversation has shifted from a dead woman and dead children to his vocabulary, education and ability to speak polished English.
It is extremely hard to help a Kenyan because wealth, English and a suit are often enough to make them forget theft, blood and basic common sense.
@VictoryOwai Saka is nothing amazing. It's either you are blind or heavily biased. 78 minds of Saka in the final was utterly useless. Madueke has been the better player.
WHILE EBK @EngineersBoard and BORAQS @Boraqs_Kenya continue to be engaged in CPD workshops, benchmarking trips and endless, headless, petty gatekeeping matters, the industry is slipping away. And to a large extend the members of these professional bodies have willfully refused to demand better. This board could as well be erected somewhere in China.
I shudder to think of the upcoming construction professionals. If you donโt demand better and probably take over these regulatory bodies, then buckle up!
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@aviv_lavi What do you miss about Saka? Dueke faced an amazing opponent and played that man to his best. Gyokeres stayed up like he always does battle the defence and play it on to the wingers. No one put him on in that game. Eze lost the ball a little too much and was very slow at times.
From October 2026, Uganda will start receiving $2 billion a year from the oil production and this will run for 20 years as per contract with partners.
However, Uganda is pushing so hard on regional market.
Uganda could as well be cashing out $1 billion from Democratic Republic of Congo trade as it plans to complete a 223km road in Eastern DRC which will connect to CAR! At a cost of $509m, DRC is covering 20% of the project while Uganda takes on 66%.
I hate when elected leaders report on issues as if they are journalists . Like you are a member of parliament si you table this unaniambia sasa Mimi nifanye nini???