Wuoche:
Show us the pic stop going round

Jonraid:
Do you have the copy of the loan agreement. Post it here!

Just30:
yes i do
apparently i know more about your country than you

Jonraid:
Post it.We want evidence and real references!

GENEGIRIA:
isn't kenya supposed to be a paradise? why are the fools stowing away from that fvcked up zoo?

Mystery of Kenyan stowaway who fell from plane deepens
By Amina Wako November
The mystery surrounding the identity of the stowaway who fell from a Kenya Airways plane as it approached London has deepened days after Sky News exclusively reported about his identity.
But who is the real Stowaway?
The investigative story by Sky News revealed the name of the Stowaway as Paul Manyasi, a 29-year-old and a cleaner at Colnet Limited Kenya at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. That’s where the Boeing 787 took off for Heathrow Airport.
Both Colnet Limited Kenya and the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) have since denounced reports that the man identified worked at the airport.
Here in Kenya, journalist John Sparks spoke to the family of Manyasi at their mud-walled house in Makhwabuye village in Malava constituency, Kakamega county.
The father had early identified his son as Paul Manyasi through a photo shared by Sparks. He even identified a small black bag, a pair of sports shoes and underwear as belonging to his son. His belongings were released by London’s metropolitan Police.
A day after the story was aired, the parents changed their narratives and denied Manyasi as their son and said their son’s name is Cedric Shivonje.
Where is Cedric Shivonje?
When asked about Cedric, the parents said their son was at Industrial Area Remand Prison after being arrested in July.
Nairobi News has establish that there is no inmate by that name at the prison.
So maybe he was booked in with a different name. But how hard is it for the authorities at the prison to find Cedric after his pictures went viral?
The father has also said he has not been into contact with his son Cedric since 2017 and his phone has been off.
So how did he know his son was arrest in June and is in prison?
Why is KAA denying Manyasi worked for Colnet?
KAA and Colnet Limited Kenya, the company for which Manyasi was allegedly working for, earlier on Wednesday dismissed the Sky News investigation, saying the man never worked for them.
If indeed he worked for the cleaning company, a lot will be at stake for Kenya in the air industry.

Jonraid:
Safaricom in joint licence bid for costly Addis entry

Both Safaricom and Vodacom are considering a 1 billion dollars Ethiopian entry investment!

ttps://www.businessdailyafrica.com/news/Safaricom-in-joint-licence-bid-Addis-entry/539546

Jonraid:
Post it.We want evidence and real references!

Just30:
we did not default in 2015

we had an energy crisis such that growth slowed down

we called the IMF because the previous government couldnt take the unslut from the opposition

Mkenya2019:
Safaricom if they get into Ethiopia can challenge MTN in a few years. But they will be shackled by Vodacom/Vodafone.

Just30:
what will reference be doing in a loan agreement

Mkenya2019:
Is lying a national pastime in Ghana? Why hasn't Nigeria called for IMF bailout when they have had energy crisis lasting decades.

Just30:
we have completely free primary schools too

with 400,000 plus kids transitioning every year

we have highly subsidized unis too

with qualified lecturers too who are paid between 4000 dollars to 5000 dollars

Jonraid:
Where is the loan agreement? We want a copy of it. Where are you getting all this information?

Just30:
when i find it again i will post it

Just30:




dont worry
when we do, it will still be valuable than the kshs

because of the sheer amount of economic activity backing it

unlike the phoney rebasing kenya did with no economic activity to back it
but an attempt to look not soo poor

Jonraid:
Let us stick to prostitution!

Mkenya2019:
Then why the double track? Stop lying. Why would you have to send kids away in 3 months so other can come learn? And these are secondary kids.

Jonraid:
Let us stick to prostitution!

surplusk:


Do u know what, I have watch and seen a thousands of Kenyan pussies and ass on different porn site on youtube they even go as far as having personal porn site what a life. In short I felt so much pity for Kenyan's women, they even go as far as been a lesbian. This is so embarrassed and so annoying. You are here talking about prostitution when your women are busy showing up their dirty ass and pussy what a shame. I will rather remain silent and watch your stupidity.

Just30:


i guess you were blind to the pics posted by the nigerians

Jonraid:
For now you might as well shut it!

Wuoche:
Nigeria is exporting prostitution. Kenyans mostly practice it at home while Nigerians board planes

GENEGIRIA:
shut up! you, tel me what to talk about? are you stvpid or something? in your stvpid zoo called kenya, child pr0stitution is massive

Poverty drives Kenyans to rent out their wives

Poverty and unpredictable tourism industry forcing men on the east coast to send spouses into prostitution.
by Osman Mohamed Osman


Poverty drives some Kenyans to rent out their wives
Communities living by the coast depend mostly on tourism for their living [Mohamed Aligab/Al Jazeera]
more on Kenya

Kwale, Kenya - It's a cloudy Sunday morning in Kenya's Kwale county and Sande Ramadan just woke up to get ready for another weekend of work.

Wearing a green vest and khaki shorts, he washes his face and proceeds to the living room where his wife Janet Wambui serves him breakfast.

"Thanks for waking me up, I hate being late for my client," the dreadlocked father of three tells his wife. "She asked me to be with her until next weekend," he adds as he sips black tea.

Ramadan is a male sex worker.

Wambui, his tall dark-skinned wife, works in the same industry. She came back home two nights ago after spending 10 days with a German tourist in an expensive cottage house, a few kilometres from Maweni village where the couple resides.

Ramadan and Wambui have been married for 20 years now.

But it wasn't always like this. One day in 2006, Ramadan was hawking clothes to tourists along Diani Beach in Kwale town, 30km southwest of Mombasa, when a German tourist approached him. He wanted a lady to spend some time with until his holiday ended.

The 37-year-old, who speaks fluent German and teaches his wife the language, promised the man he would introduce him to his sister.

"My husband came home that evening and asked me if I can act as his sister and take up the offer. After a few days of deliberation, I agreed," says Wambui, 38, sitting near Ramadan while tightening her black turban.

Wambui saw how life changed for other women who entered prostitution. She was a housewife who depended on Ramadan's income, which was too little.

"Life was tough for us. My husband's unpredictable income was not enough and when he asked me to accept, I had no choice," she says.

The family can now afford three meals a day and the children's school fees.

NairobiWalker:


You clearly do not understand a thing between redenomination of currency and rebasing of the GDP.

NairobiWalker:


Dude, which pictures? Thousands of pictures have been place on this thread and no single one of them is of an unpaved road in the Nairobi CBD because such a road doesn't exist. Since you claim it does, why can't you post it?

Just30:
it is all in your loan agreement
under the collateral page and clauses

Just30:
you are in your own country and you dont even know what they sold your country for ?

dont worry i'll post it when i lay my hands on it again

Just30:
cause nigeria has never had electricity for it to even be a factor to affect their growth