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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: RV Pundit on November 28, 2022, 03:29:40 PM
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Ruto has big heart
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big heart for what? he can't touch uhuru. Uhuru is very popular outside kenya.
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Oooh Exile ,oooh Jail, oooh ahalinate…..
I told stop theories .
Ruto has big heart
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Well he should be punished but If Ruto has decided to be better man; no problem;
The fool deserves some serious consequences.
But I guess reverse pyschology is working
Oooh Exile ,oooh Jail, oooh ahalinate…..
I told stop theories .
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He has already been touched - just not sufficiently enough.
CBA has already taken 11B haircut and has reduced fuliza interest.
The rest of reforms are required.
But he is definitely getting some work done for Ethiopia and DRC - and has learnt to shut his mouth.
The last time he was talking about Raila being his leader - now he has accepted to work under Ruto.
I am still hopeful Ruto will cut the kenyatta dynstaty to size.
Dairy sector reforms should be on.
big heart for what? he can't touch uhuru. Uhuru is very popular outside kenya.
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The Political elite look after themselves. Sisi hapa ndo kazi yetu kupiga kelele kila siku
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When will the commission of inquiry on state capture be set up? :D :D :D
Pundit, Uhuru and Ruto have more in common with each other as with you. Only a new broom can sweep Kenya clean. Ruto with his 30 years in state cannot rock the ship that has made him what he is today.
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Ukweli kabisa. :D :D :D
The Political elite look after themselves. Sisi hapa ndo kazi yetu kupiga kelele kila siku
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Ruto with his 30 years in state cannot rock the ship that has made him what he is today.
I think pundit became too hopeful about the banana republic country called kenya. We shall see if the kenyatta and moi empires will be dismantled or if theyll negotiate a payout (which is how kenya's political leaders have always done things)
Even EJK has been brought back, but under a different name.
Ruto is discovering that running a dirt poor african country is not as easy as it looks.
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Hasoras have the middle finger up their ass amidst desperation, unemployment, infalation, cbc madness na njaa .
Another lost opportunity to reset the mish mash we call Kenya has been lost.
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I will not lose hope about kenya. I am optimist.
Ruto with his 30 years in state cannot rock the ship that has made him what he is today.
I think pundit became too hopeful about the banana republic country called kenya. We shall see if the kenyatta and moi empires will be dismantled or if theyll negotiate a payout (which is how kenya's political leaders have always done things)
Even EJK has been brought back, but under a different name.
Ruto is discovering that running a dirt poor african country is not as easy as it looks.
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I will not lose hope about kenya. I am optimist.
Your dreams are not valid. Become a realist instead. Do a MOASS on the country outside of politics
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Kenya is great unless you dont have a job or money.
Your dreams are not valid. Become a realist instead. Do a MOASS on the country outside of politics
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So it is not great for more than 80% of the population. I read somewhere only 9% of Kenyans are on paid jobs.
Kenya is great unless you dont have a job or money.
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How do these 80% feed? Who clothes them? Do their kids go to school? Where do they get monies to drink chang'aa??
So it is not great for more than 80% of the population. I read somewhere only 9% of Kenyans are on paid jobs.
Kenya is great unless you dont have a job or money.
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Stop belittling poor Kenyans. Being poor or jobless in Kenya does not mean one drinks changaa.
A peasant farmer does not have to be fed by anyone else apart form himself. Does not mean he is not poor, but just surviving.
How do these 80% feed? Who clothes them? Do their kids go to school? Where do they get monies to drink chang'aa??
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Of course.
So it is not great for more than 80% of the population. I read somewhere only 9% of Kenyans are on paid jobs.
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The chemical formular for alcohol- ethanol is the same - C?H?O.- whether overhyped glenfidich or chang'aa/busaa. Chang'aa makes great economic and recreation value reason it has survived despite century of destructive colonial legal and market practices.
Stop belittling poor Kenyans. Being poor or jobless in Kenya does not mean one drinks changaa.
A peasant farmer does not have to be fed by anyone else apart form himself. Does not mean he is not poor, but just surviving.
How do these 80% feed? Who clothes them? Do their kids go to school? Where do they get monies to drink chang'aa??
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Kenya is great unless you dont have a job or money.
This is a loaded statement given the fact the 90% don't have jobs or money. It's like those who always say kenya is "great" if you have money (but how is the majority supposed to get money outside of corruption avenues?)
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9% of the population have formal jobs, the rest of working adults are in the informal sector, that's anything from subsistence farming to self employed millionaires. Kenya economy is informal, the question is how to formalize it.
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I have never understood this 'formalization' misused bullshiet. Even in US, China people are leaving formal cubicles for gigs and hustles. We are in the future. Just need govt support as with Hasora fund which will then enable friendly taxation structure. Mwafrika has tried copy pasting these orthodox economic models only ending up with crony capitalism, inequalities, corruption and poverty.
9% of the population have formal jobs, the rest of working adults are in the informal sector, that's anything from subsistence farming to self employed millionaires. Kenya economy is informal, the question is how to formalize it.
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Yes 10% - 3million are those formally employed by private sector and gov - but out there - a million are house maid - a million are watchmen - a million are mpesa and such agents - a million drive boda/boda/matatus/ubers - and of course we have 8 million farmers - and lot more btw 15-24 are in college/schools.
But generally kenya is good even for those not employed. The economy has been booming for years now.
9% of the population have formal jobs, the rest of working adults are in the informal sector, that's anything from subsistence farming to self employed millionaires. Kenya economy is informal, the question is how to formalize it.
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Yes with IT, robots and AI - the traditional formal jobs are gone.
I have never understood this 'formalization' misused bullshiet. Even in US, China people are leaving formal cubicles for gigs and hustles. We are in the future. Just need govt support as with Hasora fund which will then enable friendly taxation structure. Mwafrika has tried copy pasting these orthodox economic models only ending up with crony capitalism, inequalities, corruption and poverty.
9% of the population have formal jobs, the rest of working adults are in the informal sector, that's anything from subsistence farming to self employed millionaires. Kenya economy is informal, the question is how to formalize it.
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Ruto analima yeye pole pole
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But generally kenya is good even for those not employed. The economy has been booming for years now.
where you asleep or drunk when you wrote this? Kenya is good for the unemployed? :D :D :D
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I know boda boda in Nairobi make on bad day 2-3k. Remember a city like Nairobi needs basic service like any city.
So bodas majority earn 150K in Nairobi...some close 5k per day plus.
I know a cousin who has work there for years - he cannot accept any other job.
My bro is in matatu sector - they make serious money.
Even Mkokoteni people in Nairobi - they make 1-2K per day.
Uber people still make good money - 3k per day for the driver - 2k per day for owner.
Those selling sweets - make 1-2K per day.
It just that money cannot be saved but if you look at it monthly - they earn very well.
That is why Nairobi is getting built, you see signs of progress everytime, more than many cities in the world.
If you go to Nairobi or many parts of kenya you see progress - people buying new cars, building new houses, etc - economy has grown non stop since 2005.
where you asleep or drunk when you wrote this? Kenya is good for the unemployed? :D :D :D
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You will make Kenyan hustlers in the US leave to become bodas in Nairobi.
I know boda boda in Nairobi make on bad day 2-3k. Remember a city like Nairobi needs basic service like any city.
So bodas majority earn 150K [/b :o]in Nairobi...some close 5k per day plus.
I know a cousin who has work there for years - he cannot accept any other job.
My bro is in matatu sector - they make serious money.
Even Mkokoteni people in Nairobi - they make 1-2K per day.
Uber people still make good money - 3k per day for the driver - 2k per day for owner.
Those selling sweets - make 1-2K per day.
It just that money cannot be saved but if you look at it monthly - they earn very well.
That is why Nairobi is getting built, you see signs of progress everytime, more than many cities in the world.
If you go to Nairobi or many parts of kenya you see progress - people buying new cars, building new houses, etc - economy has grown non stop since 2005.
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From my cousin stable - all of the boda bodas own cars - in my local base - I knew boda boda guys - all of them own cars & small lorries - but all of them will never leave boda boda business for anything.
It probably due to traffic jams - but it easy for boda boda to cross 3-5k a day in Nairobi - which a month is 90-150k.
Shags is where they struggle - taking 30 bob to do 30kms. Nairobi they do 10kms - you will pay 500-1000. Uber you pay 200-300 :). The minimum is 100shs for like a kilometer or two.
You will make Kenyan hustlers in the US leave to become bodas in Nairobi.
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Moses Kamau, a boda boda rider who operates within Nairobi’s Kariobangi South says an investor cannot go wrong in the industry, but asks the government to reduce taxes which lockout many from venturing into the business.
“I started riding a motorbike five years ago and I have built a network of loyal clients. They also seek my services when they have goods to be delivered,” he says.
“On a good day, I can make Sh3,000 after fueling the bike.”
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pundit likes to throw numbers as he drinks cognac in Greece docks. in the 90s Pundit vowed he will never leave kenya even after we advise him to migrate and make money while young. Kibaki pev dried up his mvinyo in kenya. he migrated go Uganda then Uganda had siasa and next thing I heard is that jamaa is a dock worker in Greece
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if bodaboda were making that kind of money there will be no 9ne poor in kenya. Kenyans just go from one bad investment to another. the diaspora has spent the last 20 years pouring all their retirement money in real estate in kenya. they are now caught in trap. the shilling is collapsing and economy has collapsed.
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Nairobi metro boda boda are making money. Generally anyone in Nairobi is making some money. Even selling mahindi choma you make 1k per day profit. And all these are net profit. Ile sherehe iko nailofi sio mchezo.
Kenya economy is 50% nailofi metro; rest of country ndio struggle is real.
Boda boda in kapsengere in my rural home hakuna pesa - they are luckly to get 300shs per day - after kunyeshewa the whole day. Pale you either do tea business or go home. My sister is thriving in tea business...yeye ni village dynasties owning lorries, tractors, petrol station - but she has access to sacco money as she manages it.
if bodaboda were making that kind of money there will be no 9ne poor in kenya. Kenyans just go from one bad investment to another. the diaspora has spent the last 20 years pouring all their retirement money in real estate in kenya. they are now caught in trap. the shilling is collapsing and economy has collapsed.
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I was transferred kijob to uganda - and even abload - my family is in Nairobi - my life is in nailofi - europa nakuja nachapa kazi ya consultancies miezi kidogo - narudi nairobi.
pundit likes to throw numbers as he drinks cognac in Greece docks. in the 90s Pundit vowed he will never leave kenya even after we advise him to migrate and make money while young. Kibaki pev dried up his mvinyo in kenya. he migrated go Uganda then Uganda had siasa and next thing I heard is that jamaa is a dock worker in Greece