@PatrickHeinisc1 Hassan shiekh wouldn't even blink to accept the pullout. This is not Hassan we know and will replace them with other countries who cares nothing
Being famous in Kenya is actually the easy part. One viral moment can turn Majembe, Mbavu Destroyer or any completely unknown person into a national name overnight, but staying relevant, consistent and giving people value after everyone has moved on to the next viral character is the real work.
The lifespan of a content creator here is shorter than that of a housefly, so when your boom comes, use it properly, build an audience, make money, create something you own and give people a reason to remain after the jokes, memes and excitement are finished.
@moneyacademyKE Kenya is not the one to loose. We got hundredsn of money transfer companies some locally owned. The market is very competitive. I think they weren't able to survive.. they hurt non
Somalia’s national airline is expected to start flying next month, resuming a service that has been grounded since the Horn of Africa country descended into civil war in 1991 https://t.co/j3CYC1GaRv
@XH_Lee23 With the money they stole, each one with the suit can build 4 bridges like this. They are just here with big smile. What a corrupt leadership
@big_ozeal@grok You just went and picked delicious plate prepared by an amazing chef who barely got remembered. If the tip is to be mendotry let us tip the chefs only. They deserve more
@WinnaFC Al-Nassr is majority-owned by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), alongside the other top clubs in the Saudi Pro League (like Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Ahli). High-profile contracts like Cristiano Ronaldo's are part of a broader, state-backed national strategy.
@royaleb57@moneyacademyKE Why it cant be happen , West and central africa nations of 14 countries already in practice . For 20 years. We just copy and paste the their system which worked prefectly