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Chaotic scenes unfolded outside the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York, as Guinean nationals protested against President Mamady Doumbouya, saying the world must not look away from what is happening in their country under his rule.
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Zelenskyy Puts Kenya On The Spot Over Russian Military Recruitment
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has put Kenya in the global spotlight, naming it among 47 countries whose citizens are being drawn into Russia’s war.
But the bigger question is this: how did Kenyan recruitment networks operate for so long?
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Money sent from Kenya to individuals and households abroad dropped by over Sh25 billion in 2025.
The amount fell from Sh92 billion in 2024 to Sh67 billion in 2025, largely due to the closure of several NGOs, including USAid.
What is in the morgue is her remains. She moved on a long time ago. Second she should have sorted out the land issue before she died
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Mama Yuniah Bochaberi Oseko has remained in the morgue for six years following a family dispute over land.
In a deeply painful turn of events, her daughter sadly passed away yesterday. There is now a possibility that she may be laid to rest before her own mother.
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In my book, “A Short History of Desperation”, I have stated that those outside leadership are working hard to get in to enjoy the good life. Available @bennetowuonda @NuriaStore .
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@NemaKenya how come nothing gets done about the loud music from senior prison officers mesh in Nairobi west. @PrisonsKe why do you use government property as a club? What is wrong with you?
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We're at the supermarket counter my 3yr old shameless told me ' kaa hapo nakuja' went and picked a snack then came back😂😂
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Westerners come to Tokyo and say: "The Japanese are so clean! They pick up trash out of pure civic virtue!"
No, we do not.
We pick up trash because of terror.
Tokyo has almost zero public trash cans. You carry an empty coffee cup in your backpack for seven hours not out of love for the planet, but because if anyone in your neighborhood sees you leave it on a bench, your social standing is permanently liquidated.
Japan is not powered by morals. Japan is powered by mutual assured surveillance.
Everyone is watching everyone. Everyone is taking silent mental notes. The punishment for breaking the rule is not a fine. It is the unspoken consensus that you are now untouchable.
You think we leave streets spotless because we are angels.
We leave them spotless because we are terrified of each other.
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There used to be a phone brand called HTC and they used to make really good android phones.
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Is this the plan?
1. Kill agriculture
2. Kill the informal economy
3. Kill SMEs
4. Defund education and health
5. Kill the people
6. Share land and loot with foreign corporates.
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Kenya has signed a deal with US AI company Anthropic to expand cooperation on artificial intelligence.
The deal covers AI skills, research, safety, education and health.
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Naonanga mnalia Nairobi landlord wanaitisha deposit ya 1 /2 months, I was once in Ghana na huko unalipa rent ya the all year ndio upewe nyumba so most youths hukaa kwa wazazi wao because system yao hufavor wazae (35 and above ) !!!
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When I was in Kenya Carrefour used to have cheaper prices for fresh food especially because of their bulk purchases so local kiosks would go buy there and go sell in their small stores.
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Difference between 69% and 70% is 1%, but the difference between 49% and 50% is 1 year. Hope this helps ❤️
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“Üstün ırk yoktur.
'Tanrı'nın seçilmiş halkı' yoktur.
Bu ne ABD ne de İsrail'dir.
'Tanrı'nın seçilmiş halkı' tüm insanlıktır.”
— Kolombiya Cumhurbaşkanı Gustavo Petro
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Sam Altman is warning the world about Sam Altman, and says we need to stop Sam Altman because Sam Altman can’t stop Sam Altman.
Majority of Kenyans shop at the local kiosk not the supermarket.
Laughable that this is coming from an economist, I worked for one of those retail chains and their growth is through expansion mwenje. The more stores they open the more volume they push. That does not necessarily mean people suddenly have more money to spend. It can simply mean the retailer has expanded its footprint and captured a larger customer base.
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1. Really good job Frank
2. How many times are we going to tell you NSE PLC is a buy?
3. Calm down everyone, let’s wait for the prospectus or valuation
Quickmart is coming to the NSE Kenya.
Offering 50% of the company, 2 billion shares, to investors.
📍 72 stores | 16 counties
💰 FY25 revenue: KES 50.4bn
📈 Adjusted PAT: KES 1.7bn
💵 Target dividend payout: 80%+ of PAT
No new capital raise. This is an offer for sale and will be a major new consumer-sector listing on the NSE 👏🏾
