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35 bob tusker in 1991 hapa Langas, Kisumu ndogo. Warigia Bar

To the partakers of the listed stuff, how much did you pay for them when you started taking these Ruaraka waters. For me, it was Ksh 6.80 for Tusker. For those who don't take the Ruaraka waters, you can tell us how much you first paid for your favourite soft drinks ( non-alcoholic beverages)...

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Before You Start a Business, Swallow These 5 Pills So you want to start a business? Good. But before you post your resignation letter on social media with a “new chapter” caption, you need to hear this: Business is not a soft landing; it’s a battlefield. It’s not about freedom in the beginning...

This is Simon Wachira, the owner of Magunas Supermarket,a respected entrepreneur whose journey from hawking in rural Kenya to building a retail and hospitality empire is both inspiring and remarkable. Born in Kiburu village on the Nyeri–Kirinyaga border and later settling in Murang’a, Wachira...

Kakistocracy is a term used to describe a government run by the worst, least qualified, or most unscrupulous citizens. Word origin: From Greek kakistos (κάκιστος), meaning “worst,” and kratos (κράτος), meaning “rule” or “power.” Literal meaning: “Rule by the worst.” A kakistocracy may involve...

William Phelps Eno (1858–1945), often hailed as the “Father of Traffic Safety,” is credited with inventing or popularizing many of the road control measures we take for granted today—such as the stop sign, pedestrian crosswalks, traffic circles (rotaries), one‑way streets, taxi stands, and...

Robert Hanssen, one of the most notorious spies in U.S. history, was ironically tasked with finding the very mole he secretly was. In 1994, as the FBI grew suspicious of internal leaks, Hanssen, an experienced counterintelligence agent, was assigned to help investigate the breach. Unbeknownst to...

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Pharmaceutical companies profit immensely from ongoing treatments rather than cures. The global pharmaceutical market was valued at over $1.2 trillion in 2020, highlighting their vast revenue streams from chronic illnesses and lifelong medications. Similarly, banks thrive on your debt. In 2021...

They don’t hide wealth. They erase it on paper, in court, and from the government’s radar. While the average person saves in banks and gets taxed, the power class sets up a company in Panama, transfers millions through art, crypto, or licensing deals, and walks away without a trace. It’s...

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