Muafrika2:

She probably found a policy paper rotting away in her office when she came - and implemented it. Good enough for me.

Cool. Girl Power ! Naona mmeharibika sana nyinyi ladies (SQs) mpaka mnatetea wenzenu lakini n'sawa tu the boy child shall rise

Tukimalizana hii maneno ya electoral justice YOU'RE NEXT !

At 61 Marula Lane, Karen, Nairobi, Kenya

...

TayserMahiri:


Cool. Girl Power ! Naona mmeharibika sana nyinyi ladies (SQs) mpaka mnatetea wenzenu lakini n'sawa tu the boy child shall rise

Tukimalizana hii maneno ya electoral justice YOU'RE NEXT !

Ai, hapana.

In other news, Kikuyu1, Mtis, TayserMahiri,

Did you know that cattle on the lake Victoria islands actually die because of DROUGHT? Heard it straight from someone who lost his.

That said, you guys need to study the Nile Treaties, a gift from our colonial masters.
They affect the entire network of the River Nile sources.

That place needs someone as brave as the Ethiopian Prime minister, willing and ready to do anything for the good of his people.

Muafrika2:


Ai, hapana.

In other news, Kikuyu1, Mtis, TayserMahiri,

Did you know that cattle on the lake Victoria islands actually die because of DROUGHT? Heard it straight from someone who lost his.

That said, you guys need to study the Nile Treaties, a gift from our colonial masters.
They affect the entire network of the River Nile sources.

That place needs someone as brave as the Ethiopian Prime minister, willing and ready to do anything for the good of his people.

Whats wrong with the cows cant they drink water from the lake? Or is the grass?

TayserMahiri:


Whats wrong with the cows cant they drink water from the lake? Or is the grass?

I am still bothered by the same question.

But it's a strange place. Hardy semi arid area with Acacia trees all over the place. I guess it's the same question with deserts that are right next to the ocean. That will never make sense to me.

Fintech startups from Kenya and Nigeria have been named amongst the 50 best emerging fintech companies in the world as part of the annual Fintech 100 report compiled by KPMG and H2 Ventures.

The Fintech 100 report offers an in-depth view of the most exciting tech-enabled financial services startups and organisations globally, with this year’s list featuring fintech companies from 29 countries.

It is divided in two, featuring the top 50 established fintech companies from around the world, and the best emerging 50 fintech startups. All three African companies are in the emerging section.

They include two Nigerian startups, namely payments company Flutterwave and financial management app Riby. Kenyan insurtech startup GrassRoots Bima also makes the list. South African startup Zoona make the previous version of the list.

Fintech is a sector on the rise in Africa, with Disrupt Africa’s recently released Finnovating for Africa report on the continent’s fintech startup scene tracking 301 startups active in the space.

Culled from Disrupt Africa.

Muafrika2:

I am still bothered by the same question.

But it's a strange place. Hardy semi arid area with Acacia trees all over the place. I guess it's the same question with deserts that are right next to the ocean. That will never make sense to me.

No country in the great lakes region will respect the nile treaty anymore henceforth. I think the egyptos have enough problems in their hands for some time to come. Once Ethio completes the dam and have enough power they will quickly grow too strong for egypt to even have the guts to complain.

Daejoyoung:
Fintech startups from Kenya and Nigeria have been named amongst the 50 best emerging fintech companies in the world as part of the annual Fintech 100 report compiled by KPMG and H2 Ventures.

The Fintech 100 report offers an in-depth view of the most exciting tech-enabled financial services startups and organisations globally, with this year’s list featuring fintech companies from 29 countries.

It is divided in two, featuring the top 50 established fintech companies from around the world, and the best emerging 50 fintech startups. All three African companies are in the emerging section.

They include two Nigerian startups, namely payments company Flutterwave and financial management app Riby. Kenyan insurtech startup GrassRoots Bima also makes the list. South African startup Zoona make the previous version of the list.

Fintech is a sector on the rise in Africa, with Disrupt Africa’s recently released Finnovating for Africa report on the continent’s fintech startup scene tracking 301 startups active in the space.

Culled from Disrupt Africa.

Way to go Afreeka! Who's winning the Chan final?

TayserMahiri:


Way to go Afreeka! Who's winning the Chan final?

Chan final tomorrow, hopefully Nigeria wins. l never gave them the chance to come this far though

TayserMahiri:


No country in the great lakes region will respect the nile treaty anymore henceforth. I think the egyptos have enough problems in their hands for some time to come. Once Ethio completes the dam and have enough power they will quickly grow too strong for egypt to even have the guts to complain.

That's true,

But we're forgetting other people with "interests" in Egypt. The people who signed the treaties.

Daejoyoung:

Chan final tomorrow, hopefully Nigeria wins. l never gave them the chance to come this far though

May the best team win.

Morocco are clear favorites given home advantage so you might do with some juju Is there an official juju man for the squad? lol, jus kidding.

Muafrika2:

That's true,

But we're forgetting other people with "interests" in Egypt. The people who signed the treaties.

The rate of filling the dam will determine much of their subsequent approach. The Ethios just need to fill it slow and no one will complain. Most of those who signed the treaties might not be too interested right now given how much things have changed. Back then Egypt was a big shot in Africa compared to most African countries who were pretty much wastelands. There is not even much chance of conflict now. Egyptians have to go with the times o perish. They can start desalinating water from the Med and Red seas. I always wonder why Egyptians behave like its impossible to survive without the Nile when their neighbors like Libya and Algeria manage just fine. It means they're still doing stuff like they did them when Rameses was running the land. But if they insist going mental then Ethio has assured back up in the All-Time Awesome Republic of Kenya

Btw, saw a video by GN didnt know there so many Islands on Lake Victoria. There is an island called Usingo gee whizz ! And its true it looks dry as hell there's a clear aerial shot at 1:30. Its just incredible a place in the middle of a huge water mass can be so dry.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWyjf9dhL4o

Ghana looks cool too


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzXARwHs-YQ

TayserMahiri:


The rate of filling the dam will determine much of their subsequent approach. The Ethios just need to fill it slow and no one will complain. Most of those who signed the treaties might not be too interested right now given how much things have changed. Back then Egypt was a big shot in Africa compared to most African countries who were pretty much wastelands. There is not even much chance of conflict now. Egyptians have to go with the times o perish. They can start desalinating water from the Med and Red seas. I always wonder why Egyptians behave like its impossible to survive without the Nile when their neighbors like Libya and Algeria manage just fine. It means they're still doing stuff like they did them when Rameses was running the land. But if they insist going mental then Ethio has assured back up in the All-Time Awesome Republic of Kenya

Btw, saw a video by GN didnt know there so many Islands on Lake Victoria. There is an island called Usingo gee whizz ! And its true it looks dry as hell there's a clear aerial shot at 1:30. Its just incredible a place in the middle of a huge water mass can be so dry.

He mis pronounced and misspelled Rusinga

Muafrika2:


Ai, hapana.

In other news, Kikuyu1, Mtis, TayserMahiri,

Did you know that cattle on the lake Victoria islands actually die because of DROUGHT? Heard it straight from someone who lost his.

That said, you guys need to study the Nile Treaties, a gift from our colonial masters.
They affect the entire network of the River Nile sources.

That place needs someone as brave as the Ethiopian Prime minister, willing and ready to do anything for the good of his people.

Bullshytt! The usual Ojingaist response to uncomfortable reality-evasion and excuse! You can fearlessly commit public treason and yet claim to be so terrified of far away Arabs you'll rather starve than use an fresh water ocean at your door step! Fyi,all Nile nations agreed in 2010 to use its waters while being responsive to Egyptian concerns:

TANZANIA PLANS TO BUILD a 170-kilometre water pipeline from Lake Victoria to benefit an estimated 4,000 people in its arid northwestern region.

https://www.nation.co.ke/oped/opinion/Nile-treaties-are-malicious-and-must-be-renegotiated-/440808-916362-qtythw/index.html

THAT WAS IN 2010 MIND YOU!? In any debate or discussion honesty is crucial. Such a project involves seriousness,self sacrifice and long term planning,attributes foreign to Ojingaists.

TayserMahiri:
Ghana looks cool too


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzXARwHs-YQ

Makes me want to visit Ghana. Hope they don't do Naija crimes

kikuyu1:


Bullshytt! The usual Ojingaist response to uncomfortable reality-evasion and excuse! You can fearlessly commit public treason and yet claim to be so terrified of far away Arabs you'll rather starve than use an fresh water ocean at your door step! Fyi,all Nile nations agreed in 2010 to use its waters while being responsive to Egyptian concerns:
https://www.nation.co.ke/oped/opinion/Nile-treaties-are-malicious-and-must-be-renegotiated-/440808-916362-qtythw/index.html

THAT WAS IN 2010 MIND YOU!? In any debate or discussion honesty is crucial. Such a project involves seriousness,self sacrifice and long term planning,attributes foreign to Ojingaists.

You sound like a this Nigerian here ... O something.

I, in future hope to find a Kikuyu native who can hear of or talk of the word Luo or Odinga and not get all worked up. I read somewhere that the hate comes from the colonialists using Luos as native policemen in Kikuyu land in those days. Get over it already! Gosh

You need to stay away from those poisonous tribal conspiracist newslets

Muafrika2:

You sound like a this Nigerian here ... O something.

I, in future hope to find a Kikuyu native who can hear of or talk of the word Luo or Odinga and not get all worked up. I read somewhere that the hate comes from the colonialists using Luos as native policemen in Kikuyu land in those days. Get over it already! Gosh

You need to stay away from those poisonous tribal conspiracist newslets

No! You claimed the reason there was no water in Luo Nyanza was due to colonial Nile treaties and I showed you since 2010 that hasn't been a factor-especially given Kisumu county wherein Nyakach lies has received 200mn+ $ since 2013!

kikuyu1:


No! You claimed the reason there was no water in Luo Nyanza was due to colonial Nile treaties and I showed you since 2010 that hasn't been a factor-especially given Kisumu county wherein Nyakach lies has received 200mn+ $ since 2013!

I agree with you partly. Just partly

Muafrika2:

I agree with you partly. Just partly

Fyi,I've lived in Kisumu for 6 mos-I've seen what I've seen and know what I know many times. My info isn't from

poisonous tribal conspiracist newslets

. Btw,I know you can't help those type of reflexive defense mechanisms but its not appreciated.

TayserMahiri:


Cool. Girl Power ! Naona mmeharibika sana nyinyi ladies (SQs) mpaka mnatetea wenzenu lakini n'sawa tu the boy child shall rise

Tukimalizana hii maneno ya electoral justice YOU'RE NEXT !

Nawakubuke samantha yuko....

TayserMahiri:
At 61 Marula Lane, Karen, Nairobi, Kenya

Nice pics msee..

Muafrika2:


Ai, hapana.

In other news, Kikuyu1, Mtis, TayserMahiri,

Did you know that cattle on the lake Victoria islands actually die because of DROUGHT? Heard it straight from someone who lost his.

That said, you guys need to study the Nile Treaties, a gift from our colonial masters.
They affect the entire network of the River Nile sources.

That place needs someone as brave as the Ethiopian Prime minister, willing and ready to do anything for the good of his people.

Was wondering kama ingekuwa Central..Akina njoro na kama would dig a underground tunnel for irrigation...wasee nikujichanua ndio maisha iendelee

TayserMahiri:


Whats wrong with the cows cant they drink water from the lake? Or is the grass?

They are resisting...

TayserMahiri:


The rate of filling the dam will determine much of their subsequent approach. The Ethios just need to fill it slow and no one will complain. Most of those who signed the treaties might not be too interested right now given how much things have changed. Back then Egypt was a big shot in Africa compared to most African countries who were pretty much wastelands. There is not even much chance of conflict now. Egyptians have to go with the times o perish. They can start desalinating water from the Med and Red seas. I always wonder why Egyptians behave like its impossible to survive without the Nile when their neighbors like Libya and Algeria manage just fine. It means they're still doing stuff like they did them when Rameses was running the land. But if they insist going mental then Ethio has assured back up in the All-Time Awesome Republic of Kenya

Btw, saw a video by GN didnt know there so many Islands on Lake Victoria. There is an island called Usingo gee whizz ! And its true it looks dry as hell there's a clear aerial shot at 1:30. Its just incredible a place in the middle of a huge water mass can be so dry.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWyjf9dhL4o

Thats one funny but great discernment of kenya

TayserMahiri:
Ghana looks cool too


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzXARwHs-YQ

Looks nice

Muafrika2:

You sound like a this Nigerian here ... O something.

I, in future hope to find a Kikuyu native who can hear of or talk of the word Luo or Odinga and not get all worked up. I read somewhere that the hate comes from the colonialists using Luos as native policemen in Kikuyu land in those days . Get over it already! Gosh

You need to stay away from those poisonous tribal conspiracist newslets

Apparently Kikuyu people of central Kenya are one mixed lot.They are mixed mostly with their fellow bantus like masai,kamba ,meru ,taita among others but also with cushites an Nilotes like luos and kalenjins . Thats why its hard to pinpoint a true representative of a kikuyu.Some are tall while others are short. Others are also very dark while others are very light (Wazungu wa mt kenya )...Which brings to question that maybe Kikuyu1 has relatives from those areas he keeps on hating...You know it can happen

Very introspective post if i may say ...

Re: It's Time To Toss Out GDP - David Pilling (of The FT) by trillville(m)

The two most interesting parts to me in the article
1.

Imagine two people. Let’s call them Bill and Ben. Bill is a midranking investment banker who clears 500,000 pounds ($680,000) a year after tax. Ben is a gardener who takes home 25,000 pounds ($34,000). Who is better off?

If we judge them by income, then Bill is clearly richer; 20 times richer, to be precise. But who is wealthier? For that, you’re going to have to know more about their stock of assets and broader circumstances.

In national accounting terms, Bill’s 500,000-pound salary is the equivalent of gross domestic product. It is the “flow” of income earned in a year. But, as any mortgage lender knows, that doesn’t tell you anything about his wealth or his salary next year or the year after that.

Did I mention that Bill is up to his neck in debt after a crippling divorce, or that he has an expensive cocaine habit? He’s sold off most of his assets, including his vintage Harley-Davidsons. All he is left with is a costly mortgage and several payments on his (scratched-up) Porsche. At 59, he’s also washed up at work. In fact, he is about to be fired when the bank shifts its derivatives trading team from London to Frankfurt.

Ben, meanwhile, lives in the 100-million-pound country estate he inherited from his great-aunt. On the weekends, he potters about for fun in his own Versailles-inspired garden, paying himself a nominal salary.

This year, before he turns 21, he plans to sell the estate and move into a modest flat in Knightsbridge. He’ll invest the 95 million pounds he has left over and live off the interest while he completes his studies as a patent lawyer, a profession that should earn him a bit of pocket money in the years ahead.
NOW WHO LOOKS RICHER? BILL THE BANKER OR BEN THE GARDENER?


2.

In Africa, countries such as Nigeria have converted resources into consumption booms, but have largely failed to build the infrastructure or invest in the healthy, educated population that will sustain future growth.

Much of Africa, says Collier, has “dug itself up and chopped itself down, but didn’t build enough in its place. It’s not sustainable growth. It’s a fiction of the flow data.” It is a lesson that Bill, the indebted banker with limited future earning prospects, would have done well to take to heart.

https://www.nairaland.com/4303044/time-toss-out-gdp-david#64391520

mtis:


Apparently Kikuyu people of central Kenya are one mixed lot.They are mixed mostly with their fellow bantus like masai,kamba ,meru ,taita among others but also with cushites an Nilotes like luos and kalenjins . Thats why its hard to pinpoint a true representative of a kikuyu.Some are tall while others are short. Others are also very dark while others are very light (Wazungu wa mt kenya )...Which brings to question that maybe Kikuyu1 has relatives from those areas he keeps on hating...You know it can happen

Very likely. For a start, He's tall and dark in his own description of himself . Not very bantu Characteristics

mtis:

Was wondering kama ingekuwa Central..Akina njoro na kama would dig a underground tunnel for irrigation...wasee nikujichanua ndio maisha iendelee

Ama pump ya kuvuruta Maji ya kuuza

Phew Naija !!!


I thought we agreed you behave this year? WTH is 4 - 0? Those eagles were plucked feathers and cooked for suya

Lets shift focus to superbowl now ABEGI , like nothing happened but that was just embarrassment. Atleast consider personal image in these tough times