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This is to a love I had for a machine... Alvin as I had nicknamed the W202 was my agemate and we had memories and great ones at that...this will be a thread of travel and adventures I had with the car before I sold it. @Mutai___ mali ilitembea.
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A great example of the self-inflicted wounds damaging African countries. A World Bank report estimates that corruption in Kenya adds nearly $3 billion, or the equivalent of 2% GDP, to Kenya's fiscal deficit every single year.
"Kenya's economy could be more than 20 times larger by 2035 if it introduced the sort of anti-corruption reforms seen in countries like Ghana and Senegal, and add 7.7 million more and better jobs."
For someone who uses USDT for cross border transactions, exchange rate inatuumiza...rather use Mpesa global. But this arbitrage nimeifikiria the only downside is that the pending war may affect the USD value.
The obvious arbitrage from this heist is buying USDT at 125-126.50 in current market to sell for 130 in a couple of days.
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My biggest question is who said we will cancel or is it an idea being floated around to keep people worried and busy?
Kenya May Pay Sh413.8 Billion if It Cancels 13 Public-Private Partnership Projects in FY2027/28.
We have done a breakdown of all 13 projects, their values, contract terms and potential termination costs.
Save the thread below.
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Kenneth Kinyanjui K. π retweeted
I have come back to this headline almost 50 times. The fact that it is not on their Africa page but their main page. The sensational language, the provocative comparison. Knowing the authority Bloomberg has and its power to affect investment decisions. This is an economic hit piece.
Uganda is tapping its nearly $7 billion in reserves to lessen the blow of a plunging shilling, which is the worldβs second-worst-performing currency this month after Iraqβs dinar. bloomberg.com/news/articles/β¦
Kenneth Kinyanjui K. π retweeted
He wonβt stop till all the trees are gone #StopEcocideKE
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Fellow Kenyans, the National Assembly is making every effort to remove the safeguards that would guarantee credible elections.
Join us at the Peopleβs Coalition for Electoral Reforms @Reforms_Ke to say NO!
SG @kattoloo of my @UGMParty breaks down the measures we are taking to #LindaKura
Kenneth Kinyanjui K. π retweeted
He has destroyed one of the key water towers in the country.
He has collapsed 2 key universities because he wanted their lands.
He has changed a key electoral law because he knows @edwinsifuna will defeat him.
He has raided & destroyed our payslips.
He has looted over 4T KES in 4 years.
Why are you still supporting him? What is your problem surely?
Kenneth Kinyanjui K. π retweeted
IN KENYA, EXPOSING CORRUPTION CAN COST YOU YOUR FREEDOM, YOUR HEALTH, AND POSSIBLY YOUR LIFE.
Ezra Gacheru became known for doing what many people fear to do.
He carried a camera along our highways, confronted police officers taking bribes from motorists, and reminded them of a simple truth: a uniform is not a licence to steal from the very people you are sworn to protect.
He carried no gun.
He commanded no army.
He had a camera, a voice, and the courage to say what millions of Kenyans whisper in frustration.
Yesterday, Ezra was arrested and taken to Juja Police Station.
Now, he has reportedly been found in hospital, nursing very serious injuries.
A man who stood on our highways confronting corruption is now lying in a hospital bed, and a country that watched him fight for accountability is demanding to know what happened to him.
Who injured Ezra?
What happened after his arrest?
Who was responsible for his safety while in custody?
These are not questions the police can wish away.
They demand urgent, independent and transparent answers.
There is something deeply disturbing about a country where the people who expose wrongdoing can end up more vulnerable than those accused of committing it.
Where does a whistleblower run when the very institution he challenges is also the institution expected to protect him?
Ezra Gacheru did not deserve to be harmed for speaking out. No Kenyan should have to choose between remaining silent about corruption and risking their own safety.
If we punish courage and reward silence, corruption will not merely survive. It will become untouchable.
Ezra's injuries must not become another forgotten story.
His arrest must not disappear into police files.
His voice must not be silenced by fear. β at Ruiru, Kenya
Kenneth Kinyanjui K. π retweeted
I'm scared we might lose this guy if we don't give him attention. Ezra was exposing the corrupt traffic police officers and blocking them from collecting bribes. He was arrested yesterday and taken to Juja Police station.
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What they wont tell you is that they used the 2023 dollar crisis to also put their stake in the expressway tolls.
We went from 350 to 500. They added 150bob on top!
Anyway, accountability, but they wont release the contracts.
Zao ni za "trust me bro"
Current guys added some fee on the expressway and are complicit...
This line of argument is so funny because William Ruto is now the President of The Republic of Kenya and absolutely nothing stops him from releasing the Nairobi Expressway Concession Agreement. He now occupies the seat of responsibility so huu pia ni mzigo wake kubeba.
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Kenneth Kinyanjui K. π retweeted
Who tells a pharmaceutical inspection body that they shouldn't inspect any medicines coming into their country?
And Ruto signed that deal without batting an eye? Bruh!
