There’s no formula. You can build a woman’s confidence, elevate her lifestyle, and give her more options, only to become the man she outgrows. Sometimes you don’t lose her because you failed. You lose her because you helped create the woman who no longer sees you as enough.
Found this really insightfully curated exploration of over 100 businesses someone could start in Kenya, at different capital investment levels, randomly in a thread on Kenyan Reddit. Very thoughtful, practical considerations and advice.
Link here: https://t.co/GMoib6fV8b
Lenders beware: Kenya’s High Court has greenlit our petition challenging US$54bn in odious debts under Kenyatta & Ruto.
No parliamentary approval. No public benefit. Offshore siphoning.
Kenyans WILL NOT repay what they never authorised. Accountability MUST be restored. #OdiousDebt #DeniBandia
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Kairo taught me about cars while working together at Ocean Cross Autos and he is a great marketer. He does reviews like a Beast together with Earl Karanja. I learn a lot from the two gentlemen. But for me, I only know how to close deals🙌
The flower bud of the African Tulip tree is a NATURAL EYE DROP from Mother Nature that treats cataracts, conjunctivitis and blurry vision.
Squeeze two drops of the watery sap onto the affected eye once daily.
Nature heals.
Drink from clay.
Clay is porous. It cools water through evaporation, filters impurities, and releases calcium, magnesium, and potassium into every sip. The same material your ancestors stored water in is now being studied by modern scientists for what it does that refrigerators cannot.
Cook in cast iron.
Cast iron holds heat longer than any modern pan, distributes it evenly, and adds small amounts of dietary iron to your food as it cooks. A pan your grandmother used is still the most efficient tool in the kitchen.
Eat from wood.
Wood does not leach chemicals. It does not retain bacteria the way plastic does. It is antibacterial by nature, gentle on food, and has been the material of choice across every culture on earth for thousands of years.
Store in woven material.
Bamboo and rattan regulate airflow. They prevent moisture buildup. Your food breathes inside them instead of rotting.
These are not trends. These are technologies that were working long before plastic was invented.
The modern kitchen replaced performance with convenience. It is time to reverse that.
It saddens me that most of you can't associate the unrest in schools with the current economic dysfunction.
Instead, you suggest cruel measures to "contain the errant children", rather than seeing it for what it is, a reaction to that dysfunction.
It is a pity.
Our parents are being conditioned to think young people are unruly. So that the message that we need to tame our youth sits better than our youth are fighting for us.
There is a lost art our people have quietly abandoned. Landscaping.
Every new building going up across our cities aims for stone paving, concrete driveways, and bare compound walls. The trees get cut. The grass gets replaced with tiles. And we call it modern.
Look at what a well landscaped tropical home does. The building and the land become one thing. The shade from the trees cools the house before the sun even touches the walls. The garden does work that no air conditioner can replicate. And the space feels like somewhere worth coming home to.
We live in one of the most fertile regions on earth. Our soil grows things that people in colder climates pay fortunes to import as houseplants. And we are paving over it.
Grow your grass. Plant your trees. Let your compound breathe.
These are inspiration images.