Saitoti

| Optimist | Dum spero spiro |

[Mal @MalS1012]

How does a successful company with assets close to 90bn buy a stable club that wins trophies pretty much every other season and run it into the ground within 4 years? How??

[Saitoti @ssaitoti]

@_onlyscott Di maria

[Saitoti @ssaitoti]

@LegacySiu Cancelo

[Ja Leto @_falsi1ke]

Avoid visiting orphanages to exhibit kindness when your late brother's children are struggling to secure a plate of food.

[Author Sakwah Ongoma @CSakwah]

Apart from football, this place offers free stand-up comedy shows, sometimes free boxing and kickboxing matches, and expert football analysis.

[Lawrence Kitema @lawrencekitema]

In a poor man’s house, drink all the water offered — it brings them joy. In a rich man’s house, leave some behind — it preserves your dignity.

[Ja Leto @_falsi1ke]

Life humbles men, time humbles women.

[Ing. Dr. Essilfie @nanafosua_]

Giving birth to an absolutely normal baby is an undervalued blessing. Because so much could go wrong, so much.

[Ja Leto @_falsi1ke]

Never look desperate in life. Remain calm during hard times. Understand it's just your time to suffer like every great man before you. You're a man.

[Cde, @davidjesse_]

This hat is actually called a flat cap, not a Kangol.

Kangol was simply one of the companies that popularized the design much like how every washing powder in Kenya came to be called “Omo.”

The flat cap itself carries deep symbolism. It originated in 14th-century Northern England, and in 1571, a law was passed requiring all males to wear wool hats on Sundays and holidays to promote the local wool trade.

The bourgeoisie wore felt hats, while working men wore flat caps, an affordable and practical choice for the laboring class.

Over time, the cap evolved, becoming fashionable among English gentlemen for activities like hunting and golfing.

Nuanced as it is, perhaps Jakom wore it for its original meaning, as a symbol of solidarity with the working class.

[Ja Loka @_fels1]

Have you ever met someone who lies unprovoked and for no apparent reason, and it doesn't prick their conscience?

[I fvck w people selectively @kotparkland]

Hii maisha nayo hukuwa funny, your biggest fan ni stranger tu mahali always rooting for you to win silently na your biggest hater ni mtu you are close with , maybe your friend, relative ama family

[Kylie @KylieHopkinsX]

Dem kukutoka juu ya shida is okay because there's no glory in suffering together, but kudai kubag that same woman after you're financially stable is mental illness

[𐕣🧛🏾 @doyenmxn]

I have the aura of someone that has money and I don’t like it

[Nduko™ @nduko__]

Kama unataka kuimprove maisha yako you must be someone mwenye anapenda kutembelea new places, especially places better than yours. It changes how you view things because you get different perspectives of life.

[Kene @Tempo_ae]

“You’ve lost your spark”

My guy, I’m just broke

[Yves ౨ৎ @yvessirae]

just apologize to your partner when you know you messed up bruh… all that manipulative behavior and getting mad at them for being upset when they have a valid reason is just weird. people love to say they’re grown until it’s time to take accountability.