You mean SHA system yenye ili cost Ksh 104, 000,000,000 imekua shut down na services zikakua transfered to another system HMIS, like hivo tu ndio Kenya ime lose Ksh 104 billion. Being a Kenyan ni ngumu walai 😭
🇮🇳 REMEMBER THIS MAN: CAPTAIN SMIT MACHCHHAR.
An Indian captain flying hundreds of people from Dubai to Tel Aviv was stabbed in his own cockpit.
Wounded, bleeding, with the aircraft plunging thousands of feet, he fought back.
Then passengers and crew did something extraordinary:
They stormed the cockpit.
They restrained the attacker.
Other pilots took control.
And that plane LANDED.
Hundreds of families got their loved ones back today because ordinary people refused to freeze when everything went wrong.
Captain Smit Machchhar — India and the whole WORLD should be proud of you. 🇮🇳
And to the passengers and crew who ran toward the danger instead of away from it:
Heroes. Every single one of you.
This is what courage looks like.
Israelis are amazing. A bunch of them on a plane. They hear a ruckus in the cockpit, smash the door open, save the captain who has been stabbed by the co-pilot, subdue and neutralize him, then they commandeer the plane and land it. Everyone survives. Name any other nation in the world that produces the kind of people capable of pulling this off.
Wacha sasa tuitishe the contracts and agreements for this Aliko Dangote Refinery. Tuelewe.
Kuambiwa eti italeta manufaa is not enough.
Tuoneshwe hayo makubaliano, what exactly has Kenya agreed to, and what exactly is Dangote contractually obligated to deliver?
Show us the paperwork.
Burkina Faso has opened its first gold refinery as the country moves to process more of its gold locally.
President Ibrahim Traoré said the move is aimed at taking greater control of the gold value chain.
A few things you didn’t know about Engineer Joshua Mogaito
He studied at Nyambaria High School and managed to walk out with a clean A.
He went to Nairobi University to study civil Engineering and graduated with First class honors
He got a scholarship to study masters in Civil Engineering in Moscow State University of Civil Engineering (MGSU) in Russia.
After graduating from MGSU, he secured his first job as a senior civil engineer at Mostotrest Construction Company in Russia. In 2010, he oversaw the construction of the iconic Russky Bridge in Vladivostok Russia, this is his most remarkable engineering achievement.
He went to Denmark and worked with Per Aarsleff Contractors for 5 years. He grew in rank to become a top Civil Engineer in Denmark with groundbreaking construction in Harbours and Breakwaters. He rejected an offer to be a Danish citizen.
In 2020, he graduated with a PhD in Civil Engineering from the university of Witwatersrand South Africa where he majored in Seismic & Earthquake Engineering with a focus on Soil Mechanics and Liquefaction.
He’s currently a senior civil engineer at KENHA & a visiting lecturer for Civil Engineering in Warsaw University of Technology in Poland and University of UCR in Costa Rica where he teaches Earthquake Engineering, Seismic Resistance & Tropical Soil Mechanics.
He’s from Nyamira county, West Mugirango Constituency vying for Governor for Nyamira 2027. What a man.
BREAKING NEWS
The reason Ruto is pushing for Dangote Refinery is because
Of his own interests. His shares.
There is nothing Ruto pushes that he doesn't have direct benefits
From SHA to Unaffordable housing. G-to-G, Safaricom shares sale among other
Very GREEDY
DANGOTE EAST AFRICA REFINERY: This post is for archives. It will be useful soon when the dust settles.
Anyone who knows this government knows one thing, every popular project and program is usually the most vulnerable to Patronage. They always know you can always get away with anything and attack those who ask credible questions as “wale hawataki tujenge this or that”.
We are all in support of Foreign Direct Investments and especially from our African investors like Dangote. The questions and responsibilities is on the Government of Kenya who must not blubber but just make everything public.
1. We asked about the shareholders of the Kenyan subsidiary of Dangote refinery - Dangote East African Refinery. The response from the President was lengthy but didn’t provide such a simple request. Who are the shareholders of the Kenyan Subsidiary of Dangote East African Refinery? Simple. No anger, no explanation. Just the shareholders list.
2. How much land are we ceding to Dangote refinery? Is the value being converted to Equity or shareholding? What is the value?
3. How much has Kenya committed to invest directly into Dangote East Africa Refinery? Is there premium in the amount?
4. In the Lagos Refinery, the company had to build their own infrastructure including a Port and roads. Will the investment done by the previous governments in regard to Port and all count for anything? How much?
5. Is there any agreement committing Kenya into off take of the refined products? At what cost? As I type this, Nigeria where Dangote Cement is dominant has the highest retail prices of Cement in Africa. This is based of policies and agreements like the ones we must now make public.
If the government cannot provide these details, we will do so on their behalf. We are not asking these questions because we don’t know the details, we are only giving them a chance to do what a responsible government should do.
We are African and Africa is our Business..
hii time Gachagua na Ndindi Nyoro walikuwa wanakula vizuri na Ruto. Kalonzo was very quiet as usual, Matiangi had disappeared to USA.. I can only vote for Sifuna
Kwa sisi payslip holders, tunakatwa:
30% for payee
6% for NSSF
2.75% for SHA
1.5% for afakable housing
40% of my payslip
16% VAT applied on everything.
56% of my earnings go to gava. 11/20 workdays gone.
Alafu some mathafakin tutam blogger has audacity to open their mouth.
If 1.9 million SACCO members have stopped saving as household purchasing power continues to fall, then it means Wenye Nchi are not getting enough from the economy to live, save and build.
We cannot call an economy successful when the very people who keep it moving are working hard, yet finding it increasingly difficult to get ahead.
Economic growth must mean something in the lives of Wenye Nchi. It must leave families with enough to live with dignity, save for tomorrow and build something they can pass on to their children.
Four days ago, Murkomen, Farouk and Allan Chesang went to Uganda to fundraise for a school bus for Ugandans. Ruto also contributed.
Are we paying taxes to finance Ugandans?
Vietnam Gas President Doanh Chau slams Kenya’s leadership for lacking execution — citing failures in power, housing, tourism & corruption.
He said: “Leaders talk big, but systems don’t move. They wait for outsiders to bring business rather than build an environment for it.”