Why should Africans use proxies to work online when they have governments in place?
How hard is it for the governments to prove that they have capable citizens?
A new report has emerged raising questions over the Sh2.8 billion police uniforms tender awarded to Nalitex Ltd, a company registered in 2024.
Its listed office could not be traced, while its postal address is shared with an accounting firm and Ruto family-linked businesses.
Do these money transfer platforms care about your ID after you have received money?
Is it a crime to just have money in your account nowadays?
Sometimes, it doesn't matter whether your account is verified or not!
Some international money transfer platforms will hold your money and ask for everything including your grandmother's birth certificate.
Why can't these African governments protect their citizens and their data?
Why can't they protect their citizens hard earned money?!
How many job opportunities are we losing, each day as African governments focus on surveillance, taxation, corruption and loans?
Can we talk about the many online job opportunities that are not available to qualified Africans for simply being Africans?
Why can't African governments protect their citizens, especially freelancers from some of these international money transfer platforms?
How okay is it to lose your hard earned money, from a legitimate source, simply because that firm felt like it?
Watching Financially Incorrect i have realised a headstart in life from your parents and background really plays a major major part of your success in life in later days. Successful people come from very well to do families. However trivial they make it seem sometimes.
Raising children with discipline is not cruelty.
It is the highest form of love.
Raising children without structure leads to:
• Adults who can't tolerate discomfort or delayed gratification
• Entitlement that nobody will accommodate
• Anxiety - because a child without boundaries has no sense of safety
Hold the standard even when they resist it.