I'm constantly amazed by the things expats sell in this country. You are here for social development work but you can't find someone to gift these?
Your gardener? Watchman?
There is a glimmer of hope with the new shift in the operations of NGOS and donors. A number of donors are laying conditions that they will only fund organizations if they are localized. We hope that we do not see expats following the money to the South.
@THEREALJEW613@RadioGenoa@jordioctavi Noone remember the the Europe and America created crises all over the world using war, political interference and economic domination. You have created the immigration issue. This is your skunk now.
@IANetworkTweets shame on you! You raise money in the name of the vulnerable and then take advantage of them. @ngoboardkenya where are you? For how long will the poor be expolited??
Hi Nyakundi. I would like to bring to your attention a company located in Westlands by the name of Impact Africa Networks. The company is registered as an NGO in the US and receives a considerable amount of money to improve the lives of young graduates. But this company pays its interns 25k per month instead of the agreed amount of USD 750 per intern according to their financial plans. The the company also fires its employees under flimsy reasons such as refusal to engage in sexual activities with the CEO. They also do not remit PAYE taxes to KRA, which has messed up very many employees. I urge you to tag KRA and DCI to investigate this matter. You can find more evidence on Glassdoor by searching for Impact Africa Networks reviews. It is surprising that the NGO board has not yet flagged the company.