Concerns have emerged over working conditions at Kitui Flour Mills, the manufacturer of Dola flour, after footage appeared to show a young worker handling multiple tasks that would ordinarily require several employees.
The worker is seen taping, filling 2kg flour packets, bundling them, arranging the bundles on pallets and stamping them. The footage has raised questions about employee welfare, workload distribution and the role of supervisors in ensuring fair working conditions.
Kitui Flour Mills’ Human Resources department had not responded to the concerns by the time of publication.
This white man shares his experience in Kenya after a two-year stay. He says that Kenya is in a terrible state right now, that the government is corrupt, that President Ruto is a liar and a pretender, and that the government can abduct and kill you anytime. He also claims that as a foreigner you can’t invest in Kenya without corrupting government officials
They replaced our natural utensils with plastic kitchenware, all in the name of convenience and profit.
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EPRA has sharply increased fuel prices for the October 15 to November 14, 2026, period.
— Super petrol up by Sh12.9 to Sh226.9 per litre
— Diesel up by Sh9.9 to Sh226.9 per litre
@TeyaKevin Now we want @NEWSMAX to apologize, they are the one airing his nonsense and entertaining his mediocrity
Someone should tell him we still remember what he said about Lupita Nyongo
I want to offer an apology to the people of Nairobi, Kenya. The passion you have your city and homeland is amazing… We all make mistakes. I misspoke, and I am sorry to anyone I have offended.🙌
My take home from the banter between Kenyans and South Africans is that our educational system is trash and it’s evident from the way we tweet. It’s just banter but you can tell Kenyans are highly intelligent and way ahead of us intellectually.
Layi Wasabi is coming to Nairobi.
The Creator Economy is getting a proper hearing at ABF 2026, as Layi brings his unique perspective to the conversation.