JP Macharia

@jpmacharia

Strategic Commercial Executive | P&L Leadership | Market Expansion | Financial Services Transformation

Nairobi, Kenya

Joined October 2009

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

16 days ago · Nairobi

Proud to have my daughter, Sports Captain Maryhill Girls, guiding the Chief of Staff & Head of Public Service Hon Felix Koskei during the tour. Thank you Hon @koske_felix for gracing the occasion.

jpmacharia's tweet photo. Proud to have my daughter, Sports Captain Maryhill Girls, guiding the Chief of Staff & Head of Public Service Hon Felix Koskei during the tour.

Thank you Hon @koske_felix for gracing the occasion. https://t.co/GBckSLSyH1

17 days ago · Chepteret

At the Thanksgiving and Prize Giving Day of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Maryhill Girls’ High School in Thika, Kiambu County, under the theme, “Distinction with Integrity.” Maryhill Girls has firmly established itself as one of Kenya’s academic giants, with a strong record of discipline, consistency, integrity and excellence. In last year’s KCSE, the school recorded a mean score of 9.9008 from 665 candidates. This followed a mean score of 10.051 in 2024 and 9.4423 in 2023, showing sustained academic excellence over the years. The results indicate that 64 students attained Grade A and 179 students attained Grade A minus, meaning that 243 students attained A minus and above. A total of 98.35 per cent of candidates scored C plus and above, which maintains the school’s record of ensuring university qualification for the majority of its students. Reviewing the trend from 2016 to 2025, the mean score has risen from 9.4441 in 2016 to 9.9008 in 2025. Grade A performance has increased from 4 candidates in 2016 to 64 candidates in 2025. Indeed, the percentage of students scoring C plus and above has remained above 90 per cent for the last eight years. The 2025 results confirm that the academic structures and systems in place are producing measurable outcomes. They also affirm that excellence is not an accident, but the product of leadership, discipline, teacher commitment, parental support and a school culture that demands the best from every learner. As we conduct today’s award ceremony, I am challenging the school to keep its eyes on the ball and sustain these standards by upholding discipline, reinforcing academic culture and safeguarding the standards that delivered them. Academic giants remain great not by resting on past performance, but by continuously improving, protecting integrity, nurturing character and preparing learners to compete at the highest level. I also performed the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a four-storey dormitory, an important investment in learner welfare, safety and the continued growth of the school. In attendance were Principal Secretary for Basic Education @ololtuaa; Archbishop Philip Anyolo; KeRRA Chairman, who also doubles as School Board of Management Chair, Eng. Anthony Mwaura; the school administration led by Chief Principal Mrs Grace W. Macharia; the education fraternity; teachers; parents and students.

koske_felix's tweet photo. At the Thanksgiving and Prize Giving Day of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Maryhill Girls’ High School in Thika, Kiambu County, under the theme, “Distinction with Integrity.”

Maryhill Girls has firmly established itself as one of Kenya’s academic giants, with a strong record of discipline, consistency, integrity and excellence.

In last year’s KCSE, the school recorded a mean score of 9.9008 from 665 candidates. This followed a mean score of 10.051 in 2024 and 9.4423 in 2023, showing sustained academic excellence over the years.

The results indicate that 64 students attained Grade A and 179 students attained Grade A minus, meaning that 243 students attained A minus and above. A total of 98.35 per cent of candidates scored C plus and above, which maintains the school’s record of ensuring university qualification for the majority of its students.

Reviewing the trend from 2016 to 2025, the mean score has risen from 9.4441 in 2016 to 9.9008 in 2025. Grade A performance has increased from 4 candidates in 2016 to 64 candidates in 2025. Indeed, the percentage of students scoring C plus and above has remained above 90 per cent for the last eight years.

The 2025 results confirm that the academic structures and systems in place are producing measurable outcomes. They also affirm that excellence is not an accident, but the product of leadership, discipline, teacher commitment, parental support and a school culture that demands the best from every learner.

As we conduct today’s award ceremony, I am challenging the school to keep its eyes on the ball and sustain these standards by upholding discipline, reinforcing academic culture and safeguarding the standards that delivered them. Academic giants remain great not by resting on past performance, but by continuously improving, protecting integrity, nurturing character and preparing learners to compete at the highest level.

I also performed the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a four-storey dormitory, an important investment in learner welfare, safety and the continued growth of the school.

In attendance were Principal Secretary for Basic Education @ololtuaa; Archbishop Philip Anyolo; KeRRA Chairman, who also doubles as School Board of Management Chair, Eng. Anthony Mwaura; the school administration led by Chief Principal Mrs Grace W. Macharia; the education fraternity; teachers; parents and students.

koske_felix's tweet photo. At the Thanksgiving and Prize Giving Day of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Maryhill Girls’ High School in Thika, Kiambu County, under the theme, “Distinction with Integrity.”

Maryhill Girls has firmly established itself as one of Kenya’s academic giants, with a strong record of discipline, consistency, integrity and excellence.

In last year’s KCSE, the school recorded a mean score of 9.9008 from 665 candidates. This followed a mean score of 10.051 in 2024 and 9.4423 in 2023, showing sustained academic excellence over the years.

The results indicate that 64 students attained Grade A and 179 students attained Grade A minus, meaning that 243 students attained A minus and above. A total of 98.35 per cent of candidates scored C plus and above, which maintains the school’s record of ensuring university qualification for the majority of its students.

Reviewing the trend from 2016 to 2025, the mean score has risen from 9.4441 in 2016 to 9.9008 in 2025. Grade A performance has increased from 4 candidates in 2016 to 64 candidates in 2025. Indeed, the percentage of students scoring C plus and above has remained above 90 per cent for the last eight years.

The 2025 results confirm that the academic structures and systems in place are producing measurable outcomes. They also affirm that excellence is not an accident, but the product of leadership, discipline, teacher commitment, parental support and a school culture that demands the best from every learner.

As we conduct today’s award ceremony, I am challenging the school to keep its eyes on the ball and sustain these standards by upholding discipline, reinforcing academic culture and safeguarding the standards that delivered them. Academic giants remain great not by resting on past performance, but by continuously improving, protecting integrity, nurturing character and preparing learners to compete at the highest level.

I also performed the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a four-storey dormitory, an important investment in learner welfare, safety and the continued growth of the school.

In attendance were Principal Secretary for Basic Education @ololtuaa; Archbishop Philip Anyolo; KeRRA Chairman, who also doubles as School Board of Management Chair, Eng. Anthony Mwaura; the school administration led by Chief Principal Mrs Grace W. Macharia; the education fraternity; teachers; parents and students.

koske_felix's tweet photo. At the Thanksgiving and Prize Giving Day of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Maryhill Girls’ High School in Thika, Kiambu County, under the theme, “Distinction with Integrity.”

Maryhill Girls has firmly established itself as one of Kenya’s academic giants, with a strong record of discipline, consistency, integrity and excellence.

In last year’s KCSE, the school recorded a mean score of 9.9008 from 665 candidates. This followed a mean score of 10.051 in 2024 and 9.4423 in 2023, showing sustained academic excellence over the years.

The results indicate that 64 students attained Grade A and 179 students attained Grade A minus, meaning that 243 students attained A minus and above. A total of 98.35 per cent of candidates scored C plus and above, which maintains the school’s record of ensuring university qualification for the majority of its students.

Reviewing the trend from 2016 to 2025, the mean score has risen from 9.4441 in 2016 to 9.9008 in 2025. Grade A performance has increased from 4 candidates in 2016 to 64 candidates in 2025. Indeed, the percentage of students scoring C plus and above has remained above 90 per cent for the last eight years.

The 2025 results confirm that the academic structures and systems in place are producing measurable outcomes. They also affirm that excellence is not an accident, but the product of leadership, discipline, teacher commitment, parental support and a school culture that demands the best from every learner.

As we conduct today’s award ceremony, I am challenging the school to keep its eyes on the ball and sustain these standards by upholding discipline, reinforcing academic culture and safeguarding the standards that delivered them. Academic giants remain great not by resting on past performance, but by continuously improving, protecting integrity, nurturing character and preparing learners to compete at the highest level.

I also performed the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a four-storey dormitory, an important investment in learner welfare, safety and the continued growth of the school.

In attendance were Principal Secretary for Basic Education @ololtuaa; Archbishop Philip Anyolo; KeRRA Chairman, who also doubles as School Board of Management Chair, Eng. Anthony Mwaura; the school administration led by Chief Principal Mrs Grace W. Macharia; the education fraternity; teachers; parents and students.

koske_felix's tweet photo. At the Thanksgiving and Prize Giving Day of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Maryhill Girls’ High School in Thika, Kiambu County, under the theme, “Distinction with Integrity.”

Maryhill Girls has firmly established itself as one of Kenya’s academic giants, with a strong record of discipline, consistency, integrity and excellence.

In last year’s KCSE, the school recorded a mean score of 9.9008 from 665 candidates. This followed a mean score of 10.051 in 2024 and 9.4423 in 2023, showing sustained academic excellence over the years.

The results indicate that 64 students attained Grade A and 179 students attained Grade A minus, meaning that 243 students attained A minus and above. A total of 98.35 per cent of candidates scored C plus and above, which maintains the school’s record of ensuring university qualification for the majority of its students.

Reviewing the trend from 2016 to 2025, the mean score has risen from 9.4441 in 2016 to 9.9008 in 2025. Grade A performance has increased from 4 candidates in 2016 to 64 candidates in 2025. Indeed, the percentage of students scoring C plus and above has remained above 90 per cent for the last eight years.

The 2025 results confirm that the academic structures and systems in place are producing measurable outcomes. They also affirm that excellence is not an accident, but the product of leadership, discipline, teacher commitment, parental support and a school culture that demands the best from every learner.

As we conduct today’s award ceremony, I am challenging the school to keep its eyes on the ball and sustain these standards by upholding discipline, reinforcing academic culture and safeguarding the standards that delivered them. Academic giants remain great not by resting on past performance, but by continuously improving, protecting integrity, nurturing character and preparing learners to compete at the highest level.

I also performed the ground-breaking ceremony for the construction of a four-storey dormitory, an important investment in learner welfare, safety and the continued growth of the school.

In attendance were Principal Secretary for Basic Education @ololtuaa; Archbishop Philip Anyolo; KeRRA Chairman, who also doubles as School Board of Management Chair, Eng. Anthony Mwaura; the school administration led by Chief Principal Mrs Grace W. Macharia; the education fraternity; teachers; parents and students.

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

28 days ago

@MwangoCapital 71 schools as at today morning. https://t.co/ilU5q6Feya

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

29 days ago

@DavidNdii https://t.co/9UwvryLUvo

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

about 1 month ago

Our national flag on the floor? Hope someone can take note and rectify.

William Samoei Ruto, PhD

about 1 month ago

The health and safety of Kenyans remain our top priority. As part of our preparedness measures against the Ebola threat, the Government is taking all necessary steps to prevent, detect, and manage any potential cases, while strengthening our public health response capabilities with the support of our international partners, including the Government of the United States. Kenya’s partnership with the United States spans decades and has played an important role in supporting our response to major public health challenges, including HIV/Aids, COVID-19, and Ebola. The quarantine facility being established at Laikipia Air Base with the support of the United States is neither unique nor exceptional, but part of a broader national preparedness system. It is one of 23 such centres under Kenya’s disease preparedness framework, alongside facilities at Kenyatta National Hospital (Nairobi), the National Police Service Hospital (Nairobi), Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (Eldoret), Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (Nairobi/Kiambu), and Alupe Hospital (Busia), among others. These measures are intended solely to safeguard public health and strengthen our capacity to respond effectively to health emergencies. Similar partnerships proved invaluable during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the establishment of a specialised facility at Nairobi Hospital, and continue to enhance our preparedness today. At a media roundtable at Wajir State Lodge, urged leaders and stakeholders not to politicise public health interventions and reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to protecting the health and well-being of all Kenyans. I also discussed progress on key projects and the broader development agenda for Northern Kenya, including ongoing efforts to unlock the region’s immense potential, expand economic opportunities, and accelerate inclusive growth.

WilliamsRuto's tweet photo. The health and safety of Kenyans remain our top priority. As part of our preparedness measures against the Ebola threat, the Government is taking all necessary steps to prevent, detect, and manage any potential cases, while strengthening our public health response capabilities with the support of our international partners, including the Government of the United States.

Kenya’s partnership with the United States spans decades and has played an important role in supporting our response to major public health challenges, including HIV/Aids, COVID-19, and Ebola.

The quarantine facility being established at Laikipia Air Base with the support of the United States is neither unique nor exceptional, but part of a broader national preparedness system. It is one of 23 such centres under Kenya’s disease preparedness framework, alongside facilities at Kenyatta National Hospital (Nairobi), the National Police Service Hospital (Nairobi), Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (Eldoret), Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (Nairobi/Kiambu), and Alupe Hospital (Busia), among others.

These measures are intended solely to safeguard public health and strengthen our capacity to respond effectively to health emergencies. Similar partnerships proved invaluable during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the establishment of a specialised facility at Nairobi Hospital, and continue to enhance our preparedness today.

At a media roundtable at Wajir State Lodge, urged leaders and stakeholders not to politicise public health interventions and reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to protecting the health and well-being of all Kenyans.

I also discussed progress on key projects and the broader development agenda for Northern Kenya, including ongoing efforts to unlock the region’s immense potential, expand economic opportunities, and accelerate inclusive growth.

WilliamsRuto's tweet photo. The health and safety of Kenyans remain our top priority. As part of our preparedness measures against the Ebola threat, the Government is taking all necessary steps to prevent, detect, and manage any potential cases, while strengthening our public health response capabilities with the support of our international partners, including the Government of the United States.

Kenya’s partnership with the United States spans decades and has played an important role in supporting our response to major public health challenges, including HIV/Aids, COVID-19, and Ebola.

The quarantine facility being established at Laikipia Air Base with the support of the United States is neither unique nor exceptional, but part of a broader national preparedness system. It is one of 23 such centres under Kenya’s disease preparedness framework, alongside facilities at Kenyatta National Hospital (Nairobi), the National Police Service Hospital (Nairobi), Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (Eldoret), Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (Nairobi/Kiambu), and Alupe Hospital (Busia), among others.

These measures are intended solely to safeguard public health and strengthen our capacity to respond effectively to health emergencies. Similar partnerships proved invaluable during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the establishment of a specialised facility at Nairobi Hospital, and continue to enhance our preparedness today.

At a media roundtable at Wajir State Lodge, urged leaders and stakeholders not to politicise public health interventions and reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to protecting the health and well-being of all Kenyans.

I also discussed progress on key projects and the broader development agenda for Northern Kenya, including ongoing efforts to unlock the region’s immense potential, expand economic opportunities, and accelerate inclusive growth.

WilliamsRuto's tweet photo. The health and safety of Kenyans remain our top priority. As part of our preparedness measures against the Ebola threat, the Government is taking all necessary steps to prevent, detect, and manage any potential cases, while strengthening our public health response capabilities with the support of our international partners, including the Government of the United States.

Kenya’s partnership with the United States spans decades and has played an important role in supporting our response to major public health challenges, including HIV/Aids, COVID-19, and Ebola.

The quarantine facility being established at Laikipia Air Base with the support of the United States is neither unique nor exceptional, but part of a broader national preparedness system. It is one of 23 such centres under Kenya’s disease preparedness framework, alongside facilities at Kenyatta National Hospital (Nairobi), the National Police Service Hospital (Nairobi), Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (Eldoret), Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (Nairobi/Kiambu), and Alupe Hospital (Busia), among others.

These measures are intended solely to safeguard public health and strengthen our capacity to respond effectively to health emergencies. Similar partnerships proved invaluable during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the establishment of a specialised facility at Nairobi Hospital, and continue to enhance our preparedness today.

At a media roundtable at Wajir State Lodge, urged leaders and stakeholders not to politicise public health interventions and reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to protecting the health and well-being of all Kenyans.

I also discussed progress on key projects and the broader development agenda for Northern Kenya, including ongoing efforts to unlock the region’s immense potential, expand economic opportunities, and accelerate inclusive growth.

WilliamsRuto's tweet photo. The health and safety of Kenyans remain our top priority. As part of our preparedness measures against the Ebola threat, the Government is taking all necessary steps to prevent, detect, and manage any potential cases, while strengthening our public health response capabilities with the support of our international partners, including the Government of the United States.

Kenya’s partnership with the United States spans decades and has played an important role in supporting our response to major public health challenges, including HIV/Aids, COVID-19, and Ebola.

The quarantine facility being established at Laikipia Air Base with the support of the United States is neither unique nor exceptional, but part of a broader national preparedness system. It is one of 23 such centres under Kenya’s disease preparedness framework, alongside facilities at Kenyatta National Hospital (Nairobi), the National Police Service Hospital (Nairobi), Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital (Eldoret), Kenyatta University Teaching, Referral and Research Hospital (Nairobi/Kiambu), and Alupe Hospital (Busia), among others.

These measures are intended solely to safeguard public health and strengthen our capacity to respond effectively to health emergencies. Similar partnerships proved invaluable during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the establishment of a specialised facility at Nairobi Hospital, and continue to enhance our preparedness today.

At a media roundtable at Wajir State Lodge, urged leaders and stakeholders not to politicise public health interventions and reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to protecting the health and well-being of all Kenyans.

I also discussed progress on key projects and the broader development agenda for Northern Kenya, including ongoing efforts to unlock the region’s immense potential, expand economic opportunities, and accelerate inclusive growth.

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

about 1 month ago

Oh no! Is that the national flag on the floor? 🆘️

about 1 month ago

President Ruto: I allowed the US to set up the Ebola quarantine centre in Nanyuki; we have 23 other facilities across Kenya.

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

about 2 months ago

Going electric is the way to go particularly in the face of global uncertainty on fuel supply but also for promoting clean energy.

about 2 months ago

President William Ruto: We must embrace electric vehicles. Government has ordered 3,000 electric vehicles, through the Ministry of Interior, for use by security officials. The first 100,000 electric vehicles to be imported into Kenya will be duty free #FuelPrices

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

about 2 months ago

Calculations forequivalent increase in fares. Mostly between sh5 and sh20. Agreeable? Let's be fair to commuters. @MOA_Reloaded @matatuowners

jpmacharia's tweet photo. Calculations forequivalent increase in fares. Mostly between sh5 and sh20. Agreeable?

Let's be fair to commuters.

@MOA_Reloaded @matatuowners https://t.co/zLVKtnbmGJ

Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority

about 2 months ago

We have recalculated the maximum petroleum prices to be in force from 19th May 2026 to 14th June 2026 following a petition by public transport sector operators on the need to minimize the risk of motor fuel adulteration that may arise due to Diesel & Kerosene price difference.

EPRA_KE's tweet photo. We have recalculated the maximum petroleum prices to be in force from 19th May 2026 to 14th June 2026 following a petition by public transport sector operators on the need to minimize the risk of motor fuel adulteration that may arise due to Diesel & Kerosene price difference. https://t.co/eNImioxz7f

EPRA_KE's tweet photo. We have recalculated the maximum petroleum prices to be in force from 19th May 2026 to 14th June 2026 following a petition by public transport sector operators on the need to minimize the risk of motor fuel adulteration that may arise due to Diesel & Kerosene price difference. https://t.co/eNImioxz7f

EPRA_KE's tweet photo. We have recalculated the maximum petroleum prices to be in force from 19th May 2026 to 14th June 2026 following a petition by public transport sector operators on the need to minimize the risk of motor fuel adulteration that may arise due to Diesel & Kerosene price difference. https://t.co/eNImioxz7f

EPRA_KE's tweet photo. We have recalculated the maximum petroleum prices to be in force from 19th May 2026 to 14th June 2026 following a petition by public transport sector operators on the need to minimize the risk of motor fuel adulteration that may arise due to Diesel & Kerosene price difference. https://t.co/eNImioxz7f

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

about 2 months ago

Calculations forequivalent increase in fares. Mostly between sh5 and 20. Agreeable? Let's be fair to commuters. @MOA_Reloaded @matatuowners #

jpmacharia's tweet photo. Calculations forequivalent increase in fares. Mostly between sh5 and 20. Agreeable?

Let's be fair to commuters.

@MOA_Reloaded @matatuowners
# https://t.co/kL2kG1KVo2

about 2 months ago

BREAKING: Fuel strike continues as government and transport sector stakeholders fail to agree.

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

about 2 months ago

Very very unacceptable!!! May the perpetrators be brought to book.

@FaithOdhiambo8

about 2 months ago

I condemn the heinous act of violence against Rachel Wandeto who was set ablaze in Kasarani. Such brutality is not only inhumane but undermines the constitutional promise of dignity and freedom from violence under Articles 27 and 29. This incident is a reminder that despite advocacy and policy interventions, women in Kenya face grave threats to their safety and lives. We must confront the uncomfortable truth that impunity and societal normalization of violence continue to enable these crimes. I call upon the National Police Service to investigate and to ensure that all perpetrators are apprehended and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Accountability is non-negotiable. All state agencies must coordinate to provide medical and legal support to the survivor while strengthening and providing protective mechanisms for all women at risk. We must act decisively because silence and inaction only perpetuate the cycle of violence. #EndGBV

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

about 2 months ago

@StandardKenya Is Trump the 'former US president'?

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

about 2 months ago

Weather experts predict 'Super El Niño' is reaching a historic breaking point in 2026 - Futura-Sciences @MeteoKenya https://t.co/SbWcn9ZpDV

jpmacharia's tweet photo. Weather experts predict 'Super El Niño' is reaching a historic breaking point in 2026 - Futura-Sciences
@MeteoKenya https://t.co/SbWcn9ZpDV https://t.co/qv8t7Z7Xmu

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

2 months ago

@MwangoCapital Simply expand the Pipeline to the Kenya side. That easy.

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Kenya Met Department 🇰🇪

2 months ago

Outlook for the Next Three Months (May-June-July 2026) . May marks the cessation of the long rains season in most parts of the country. Rainfall is expected to continue into June in the Highlands West of the Rift Valley, the Lake Victoria Basin, the Coast and parts of the Rift Valley and Northwestern Kenya. June is expected to be the beginning of the cold and dry season which will continue into July and August. Mean temperatures are likely to be warmer than average over most parts of the country.

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

2 months ago

Real Estate development in Pipeline Estate, nearing 20 floors. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

jpmacharia's tweet photo. Real Estate development in Pipeline Estate, nearing 20 floors.

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 https://t.co/HtGsr6Cn8p

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

2 months ago

@moneyacademyKE True, Silver

jpmacharia's tweet photo. @moneyacademyKE True, Silver https://t.co/2RVCfnCcBs

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

2 months ago

@NairobiWater When can you reconnect the mains to Unique Estate?

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

2 months ago

Grok El-Nino prediction for Kenya. https://t.co/BODo96Xy5x

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jpmacharia retweeted

2 months ago

Turkish firm Yapi Merkezi is in talks with Kenya to electrify the East African nation’s Chinese-built railway, enabling it to seamlessly link with a line under construction in neighboring Uganda https://t.co/V5O4pLmBLn

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JP Macharia @jpmacharia

3 months ago

Banks dominate the most valuable brands in Kenya. There's a strong correlation here with the high cost of borrowing, borrowers bearing the pain, banks riding on this pain.

jpmacharia's tweet photo. Banks dominate the most valuable brands in Kenya. There's a strong correlation here with the high cost of borrowing, borrowers bearing the pain, banks riding on this pain. https://t.co/tzFcWkTbUy

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