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If my daughter tried to pose like that when taking a picture with me, I will have failed my ancestors.

A real African man, Hakuna Kipsoiywet/Jogoo iko na mwera moja.

Ask yourself? how a mere journalist, was privy to the item of discussion between UK and RAO?

This falls clearly under the regime of Uhuru, the satire fails and becomes the truth.

Now you get how people can afford to buy in cash basis a 5 acre Karen plot worth a billion, be detained with 210 million cash money in a foreign country, build two multi storey personal houses, have two apartments being constructed in Nairobi and Nakuru simultaneously and have a sudden acquired...

You are under a British sphere of influence, you receive instructions from downing Street and Buckingham palace.

He is a born rebel 😀, he once wrote how he got a kick in the back, in 1981 or thereabouts as a student in UON and his steel pulse tape/lp destroyed by a gsu officer, when they had striked.

Could be it was uranium or something like that? We can only speculate.

Went there once with an ester while lister, made me realise one thing, I am a doer not a watcher.

The term Baba is apt, he is now eating to pacify)on behalf of his children and grandchildren.😂

Just to muddy the water, what was Tullow prospecting in Turkana? Why was it exported by trucks for only 6 months and then the wells found 'not economically viable ' and 'oil' exploration shelved?

Chepkwony and company ate well on behalf of the Talai and Mau Ndorobos.

Unahepa Kula air burger under a tree during the lunch break , running away from maandamano and go to a church to worship as you pass time, unakula teargas and get arrested, this is final destinationesque.

Nice, this life has so many strokes, these lovely chics dancing with sports bras, washing our eyes, Akina Hanifa Aden, Faith Odhiambo and Mercy Tarus, pleasing our brains and eyes while fully clothed. And it's all good.

😂😂 One is a 67 year old guy, the other is a 43 years old keyboard warrior. How one can confuse the two is a wonder.

Employment of 'outsiders'. 'Outsiders' winning competitive tenders in the tea factories. Lack of substantial csr (cash token to the mna). Need to hive off land for community projects. Closure of roads/barrier of the tea growing area (Mark you, the roads are maintained by the tea factories). Lots...

Good points but remember kq is not a parastatal but rather a private company with government shareholding, that benefits from the YEARLY consolidated fund bailouts.

We shall know more as days go by.

Hii low IQ move ya kuchoma tyres on the tarmac, huudhi sana, why should damage the road while airing your grievances?

Editing this, in 1999, a loaf of bread was 500g against the today's 400g, 50 Bob in 99 is equivalent to 300 Bob in today's Kenya.