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...leo nimepata ka Chance nipo zangu hapa Nairobi, nakunywa chai ya rangi mgahawa mmoja mzuri mzuri! Asee hawa wakenya wana akili sana. Leo mie msikilizaji tu, ila Siasa yao ina ushindani mzuri na wenye afya. Ni nchi gani East Africa makamu wa Rais anaweza kumchallenge live rais na akaendelea kuwepo madarakani? Uganda? Rwanda? Haiwezekani.

Uchumi wao upo imara na unaendelea kukua. Wakenya wana-thinking kubwa ya namna ya kukua kimaisha na kukuza uchumi. Miundo mbinu yao ipo far better than ya kwetu. Yaani ukikaa na elite group huku, u feel ile vibe ya mabepari. Kudos majirani...

Hawa jamaa sio waoga kabisa linapokuja suala la haki. Huku mpk waalimu wataandamana na watawala watatikisika. Sie kwetu wapoleeee kama kondoo wa bwana Heri.....

Miji yao michache niliyopita wameipanga vzr. Wasomi kibao, kazi wanajazana wao kwa wao. Pale Tz kuna shirika nilifanyia kazi, bosi alikua mkenya, asee alijaza wakenya wenzie sie watz tukabaki kulia lia tu. Yaani mpk mpiga picha alikua mkenya, wakati rafiki angu Ian, msambaa wa mjini kabaki kuuza picha za ubatizo na kipaimara pale St Joseph


...next week napita Kigali, nitakuja na mrejesho wa kule pia. Ila wakenya Salute kwenu ila bibi zenyu wanapenda pesa zaidi ya dada zangu wa pale kwetu Rombo!!!
 
Nadhani ni namna ya uchumi wao ulivyojengwa wa ukabaila sisi tulizoea kubebana mambo ya ujamaa na kusaidiana saidiana tu

Wale jamaa ni wezi na wanaiba kwelikweli kesi zao sio mtu ameiba bilioni mbili mnampeleka mahakamani, kule utasikia kesi za bilioni Mia mbili na wanawekeza kwao wanaajiri watu wao na hasumbuliwi.

Cheki huu mzigo ni only 2019;

Kenya takes to corruption as fish to water. Ranked 144 out of 180 countries on Transparency International’s 2018 Corruption Perception Index, it is no wonder the country is perceived as one of the world’s most corrupt countries.

The Jubilee administration under President Uhuru Kenyatta's second term did little in 2019 to change this perception, with multi-billion shilling scandals hitting the headlines at an alarming record.

Here’s a list of 5 scandals that left the country in shock over the course of 2019.

1. Lands Ministry Failure to Account for Ksh20 Billion

The shocking Auditor-General Edward Ouko's report painted a grim picture of glaring discrepancies in the financial documents of the ministry headed by Lands Cabinet Secretary Farida Karoney.




An example cited was the auditor's realisation that cash in hand as captured in the department's financial statement was Ksh201,038, yet the same item had a corresponding entry of Ksh8.2 billion in the trial balance.

In a separate incident, a recurrent bank account managed by the ministry showed a balance of Ksh1.8 million against Ksh1.8 billion declared in the trial balance as at the end of the financial year.

A further Ksh2 billion claimed to have been spent on compensation of employees, was charged to the acquisition of utilities, training expenses, communication, vehicle maintenance, fuel and purchase of office furniture.

2. The Mega-dams Scandal

The headline, as captured by Kenyans.co.ke on February 25, 2019, entailed Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) summoning companies linked to the currently evolving multi-billion shilling dam scandal.

It was alleged that one firm was paid Ksh8 million for cutlery, while another company supplied towels worth a mind-boggling Ksh22 million.




These are not strange items to supply when it comes to government tenders - until you ask yourself what role they play in the construction of a dam.

The named companies were stated as being linked to the fraudulent construction of both Arror (at a cost of Ksh38.5 billion) and Kimwarer Multi-purpose dams (at a cost of Ksh28 billion).

Top government officials were summoned by the DCI, but no action has been taken to bring the perpetrators to book, a script that is all too familiar to Kenyans.

3. Triple Governor arrest over corruption allegations

Governors Moses Kasaine Lenolkulal (Samburu), Ferdinand Waititu (Kiambu) and Mike Sonko (Nairobi), all found themselves on the wrong side of the law over fraud allegations.

Lenolkulal was linked to a Ksh84.7 million fuel-supply scandal in which Oryx Service Station, which police believe is owned by the governor and a close associate, was given a tender to supply the county government against the law. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) officials were also looking into the fraudulent expenditure of Ksh2 billion.

Waititu on his part - alongside his wife and daughter - was being investigated over the embezzlement of Ksh588 million from county coffers, believed to have been siphoned through irregular procurement for the upgrading of several roads in Kiambu County.

Sonko, on the other hand, was arrested and charged with crimes of conflict of interest arising from having received money from the county of Nairobi while serving as governor, unlawful acquisition of public property, money laundering and other economic crimes totaling to Ksh357 million.

Interestingly, all the governors were slapped with cash bails, as the courts gather evidence in a bid to prosecute the trio in the future.

On significant move by the courts that has been lauded by many, is the decision to bar all accused governors from office cosequently leaving the counties in the hands of deputy governors and in the case of Nairobi setting the stage for the ascend of speaker Beatrice Elachi to the top seat.

4. Kenya Power bogus transformers scandal

The Daily Nation covered this story involving the alleged procurement of defective transformers valued at over Ksh4.5 billion.

It was reported that the firm was yet to recover three missing tender documents namely; tender evaluation report, budget approval, and a negotiation report, to justify the suspicious procurement process.

The power supplier was also in the spotlight following a Ksh1 billion pre-paid token generation revenue fraud.

It is claimed that some of its employees manipulated the system to divert the company’s revenue into their own pockets.

The shrewd employees are said to have created a system to generate extra tokens, which facilitated the sale of genuine tokens in the black market.

Five employees from the state corporation’s IT department were suspended by the company and placed under investigation.

5. NHIF Scandal

This particular saga struck the nerve of the majority of Kenyans after it was revealed that the National Health Insurance Fund could have lost more than Ksh10 billion in false medical claims.

Investigators claimed that the figure had been flagged as fraudulent and was part of about Ksh50 billion paid to NHIF by Treasury as capitation premiums for medical cover for civil servants, Kenya Police Service, National Youth Service, and Kenya Prisons Service since 2013.




The detectives claimed to have stumbled on a pile of documents related to premiums from special medical schemes worth Ksh12.7 billion annually which was suspected to have been arrived at following collusion between NHIF officials and hospital administrations, whereby they double-charged the government in medical bills.

It is important to note that the highlighted scandals are but a tip of the iceberg of the massive corruption scandals that rocked the nation, with countless others such as the Maasai Mara University expose aired on Citizen TV and the fake gold scandal forming a long list of notable mentions.

Transparency International-Kenya programmes manager, Sheila Masinde, stated that some of the key institutions in the anti-corruption chain have faced significant challenges in delivering their mandates mainly because of a "pervading culture of impunity among the political and economic elite."
 
To recap, below are the top 15 biggest corruption scandals implicating high flying government officials and which were never resolved.

1. The NCPB maize scandal (KSh 1.9 billion)​

This is one of the latest corruption cases in which KSh 1.9 billion was allegedly stolen in a conspiracy between the National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) officials and unscrupulous traders.

Several senior officials, including the NCPB's CEO were on Monday, May 21, sent on compulsory leaver to pave way for investigations

2. The first National Youth Service (NYS) scandal (KSh 791 million)​


The first NYS graft scandal unfolded in 2015 and a number of high profile state officials, including the then Devolution Cabinet Secretary, currently Kirinyaga County Governor, Anne Waiguru, were implicated.

In this scandal, KSh 791 million was reported to had gone missing from the youth empowerment progremme. Also mentioned adversely in the 2015 NYS scam was one Josephine Kabura.

The suspects were many, but none was convicted. Courts cited lack of evidence as the reason why the suspects could not be jailed.

3. The second National Youth Service (NYS) scandal (KSh 9 billion)​


The second NYS scam, which is also touted as the biggest in the history of the youth empowerment programme, was exposed by one of the local dailies on May 12, 2018.

Initially, KSh 10.5 billion was reported to had been stolen at the NYS, but the figure was later revised to KSh 9 billion.

Over 40 suspects were summoned by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) for questioning as senior officials stepped aside to pave way for investigations.

Investigations on this case are ongoing.

4. The Afya House scandal (KSh 5 billion)​

The Afya House scandal exploded at the Ministry of Health in October 2016.

A leaked internal audit report revealed over KSh 5 billion was allegedly stolen by senior officials at the ministry.

Investigations were launched into the alleged heist but no one was jailed or arrested.

The then Health CS Cleopa Mailu denied the allegations that billions of taxpayers money got lost.

5. Galana and Mwea Irrigation Scheme scandal (KSh 3.5 billion)​

The initially well-intentioned multi-billion food security project was hit by graft allegations that saw a number of senior officials of the National Irrigation Board (NIB) sent packing and budget for the project significantly slashed.

The NIB came under sharp scrutiny after the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) reportedly discovered the board awarded 15 irregular tenders worth KSh 953 million.

With the government having scaled down funding for the project, it eventually collapsed.

At the end of it all, the KSh 3.5 billion that was allocated for the Galana project in the 2015/16 budget amounted to nothing.

READ ALSO: This Are The Faces Behind 791 Million NYS Scandal

6. Evans Kidero Foundation scandal (KSh 2.7 billion)​

A non-governmental organization (NGO) linked to former Nairobi County Governor Evans Kidero also made it to the list of corruption scandals in 2016.

The NGO was put under investigation after KSh 2.7 billion was allegedly found in its bank accounts.

The ex-governor was allegedly hard-pressed to explain where the billions came from. Some sources alleged the cash belonged to the Nairobi County government.

7. The Chickengate scandal (KSh 59 million)​

Britain’s Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in January 2016 handed over to Kenya a dossier in which a UK security printing firm, Smith & Ouzman, was accused of bribing IEBC officials to win tender, prior to the March 2013 general elections.

The dossier included data used by the British authorities to prosecute directors of Smith & Ouzman for paying out bribes, code-named chicken, amounting to KSh 59 million to the IEBC officials.

IEBC's former CEO Jame Oswago and three other suspects were arrested and charged in connection with the Chickengate scandal.

Oswago was however later released on bail.

8. The Goldenberg scandal (KSh 100 billion)​

The infamous Goldenberg saga was a political scandal in the Kenyan government.

In this scheme, the government allegedly subsidised exports of gold far beyond the standard arrangements during the 1990s, by paying Goldenberg International, a company owned by billionaire Kamlesh Pattni and ex-Spy Chief James Kanyotu, 35% more than the country's foreign currency earnings.

Although the scheme appeared as if it was intended to earn hard currency for the country, it was estimated to had cost Kenya the equivalent of more than 10% of the country's annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Forensic auditor Melville Smith who testified at the Goldenberg Commission of Inquiry that was appointed to unravel the scheme, estimated that the country lost up to KSh 100 billion.

9. The Anglo-leasing scandal​

The Anglo Leasing scandal was a government procurement facilitated scam.

The scandal allegedly started in 1997 when the then KANU government wanted to replace its passport printing system but came to light after revelation by a government official in 2002.

The Anglo-leasing scam was one of the many corrupt deals that were inherited from the KANU regime by the subsequent governments.

10. The Eurobond scandal (KSh 215 billion)​

The Eurobond scandal was exposed by the former prime minister Raila Odinga and later confirmed by the Auditor General, Edward Ouko, who in 2016 claimed KSh 215 billion could not be accounted for.

Eurobond was a foreign loan taken by the government to fund mega development projects. The government indeed insisted the controversial foreign loan was used to fund projects under different ministries.

Other mega projects and schemes that were also riddled with graft allegations include:

11. The Standard Guage Railway​

12. The Laptop tender row​

13. The hustler-jet scandal​

14. The UKUTABerg scandal​

15. The Karen land scam​

That corruption is one of the biggest threats to Kenya's economic progress is not in any doubt.

What remains in doubt is whether or not those who plundered billions of taxpayers money will ever be brought to book.

Despite numerous high voltage investigations into the graft allegations which also cost the taxpayers money, nearly all th
 
To recap, below are the top 15 biggest corruption scandals implicating high flying government officials and which were never resolved.

1. The NCPB maize scandal (KSh 1.9 billion)​

This is one of the latest corruption cases in which KSh 1.9 billion was allegedly stolen in a conspiracy between the National Cereals and Produce Board (NCPB) officials and unscrupulous traders.

Several senior officials, including the NCPB's CEO were on Monday, May 21, sent on compulsory leaver to pave way for investigations

2. The first National Youth Service (NYS) scandal (KSh 791 million)​


The first NYS graft scandal unfolded in 2015 and a number of high profile state officials, including the then Devolution Cabinet Secretary, currently Kirinyaga County Governor, Anne Waiguru, were implicated.

In this scandal, KSh 791 million was reported to had gone missing from the youth empowerment progremme. Also mentioned adversely in the 2015 NYS scam was one Josephine Kabura.

The suspects were many, but none was convicted. Courts cited lack of evidence as the reason why the suspects could not be jailed.

3. The second National Youth Service (NYS) scandal (KSh 9 billion)​


The second NYS scam, which is also touted as the biggest in the history of the youth empowerment programme, was exposed by one of the local dailies on May 12, 2018.

Initially, KSh 10.5 billion was reported to had been stolen at the NYS, but the figure was later revised to KSh 9 billion.

Over 40 suspects were summoned by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) for questioning as senior officials stepped aside to pave way for investigations.

Investigations on this case are ongoing.

4. The Afya House scandal (KSh 5 billion)​

The Afya House scandal exploded at the Ministry of Health in October 2016.

A leaked internal audit report revealed over KSh 5 billion was allegedly stolen by senior officials at the ministry.

Investigations were launched into the alleged heist but no one was jailed or arrested.

The then Health CS Cleopa Mailu denied the allegations that billions of taxpayers money got lost.

5. Galana and Mwea Irrigation Scheme scandal (KSh 3.5 billion)​

The initially well-intentioned multi-billion food security project was hit by graft allegations that saw a number of senior officials of the National Irrigation Board (NIB) sent packing and budget for the project significantly slashed.

The NIB came under sharp scrutiny after the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) reportedly discovered the board awarded 15 irregular tenders worth KSh 953 million.

With the government having scaled down funding for the project, it eventually collapsed.

At the end of it all, the KSh 3.5 billion that was allocated for the Galana project in the 2015/16 budget amounted to nothing.

READ ALSO: This Are The Faces Behind 791 Million NYS Scandal

6. Evans Kidero Foundation scandal (KSh 2.7 billion)​

A non-governmental organization (NGO) linked to former Nairobi County Governor Evans Kidero also made it to the list of corruption scandals in 2016.

The NGO was put under investigation after KSh 2.7 billion was allegedly found in its bank accounts.

The ex-governor was allegedly hard-pressed to explain where the billions came from. Some sources alleged the cash belonged to the Nairobi County government.

7. The Chickengate scandal (KSh 59 million)​

Britain’s Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in January 2016 handed over to Kenya a dossier in which a UK security printing firm, Smith & Ouzman, was accused of bribing IEBC officials to win tender, prior to the March 2013 general elections.

The dossier included data used by the British authorities to prosecute directors of Smith & Ouzman for paying out bribes, code-named chicken, amounting to KSh 59 million to the IEBC officials.

IEBC's former CEO Jame Oswago and three other suspects were arrested and charged in connection with the Chickengate scandal.

Oswago was however later released on bail.

8. The Goldenberg scandal (KSh 100 billion)​

The infamous Goldenberg saga was a political scandal in the Kenyan government.

In this scheme, the government allegedly subsidised exports of gold far beyond the standard arrangements during the 1990s, by paying Goldenberg International, a company owned by billionaire Kamlesh Pattni and ex-Spy Chief James Kanyotu, 35% more than the country's foreign currency earnings.

Although the scheme appeared as if it was intended to earn hard currency for the country, it was estimated to had cost Kenya the equivalent of more than 10% of the country's annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Forensic auditor Melville Smith who testified at the Goldenberg Commission of Inquiry that was appointed to unravel the scheme, estimated that the country lost up to KSh 100 billion.

9. The Anglo-leasing scandal​

The Anglo Leasing scandal was a government procurement facilitated scam.

The scandal allegedly started in 1997 when the then KANU government wanted to replace its passport printing system but came to light after revelation by a government official in 2002.

The Anglo-leasing scam was one of the many corrupt deals that were inherited from the KANU regime by the subsequent governments.

10. The Eurobond scandal (KSh 215 billion)​

The Eurobond scandal was exposed by the former prime minister Raila Odinga and later confirmed by the Auditor General, Edward Ouko, who in 2016 claimed KSh 215 billion could not be accounted for.

Eurobond was a foreign loan taken by the government to fund mega development projects. The government indeed insisted the controversial foreign loan was used to fund projects under different ministries.

Other mega projects and schemes that were also riddled with graft allegations include:

11. The Standard Guage Railway​

12. The Laptop tender row​

13. The hustler-jet scandal​

14. The UKUTABerg scandal​

15. The Karen land scam​

That corruption is one of the biggest threats to Kenya's economic progress is not in any doubt.

What remains in doubt is whether or not those who plundered billions of taxpayers money will ever be brought to book.

Despite numerous high voltage investigations into the graft allegations which also cost the taxpayers money, nearly all th
 
Bondpost said:
Nadhani ni namna ya uchumi wao ulivyojengwa wa ukabaila sisi tulizoea kubebana mambo ya ujamaa na kusaidiana saidiana tu

Wale jamaa ni wezi na wanaiba kwelikweli kesi zao sio mtu ameiba bilioni mbili mnampeleka mahakamani, kule utasikia kesi za bilioni Mia mbili na wanawekeza kwao wanaajiri watu wao na hasumbuliwi.

Cheki huu mzigo ni only 2019;

Kenya takes to corruption as fish to water. Ranked 144 out of 180 countries on Transparency International’s 2018 Corruption Perception Index, it is no wonder the country is perceived as one of the world’s most corrupt countries.

The Jubilee administration under President Uhuru Kenyatta's second term did little in 2019 to change this perception, with multi-billion shilling scandals hitting the headlines at an alarming record.

Here’s a list of 5 scandals that left the country in shock over the course of 2019.

1. Lands Ministry Failure to Account for Ksh20 Billion

The shocking Auditor-General Edward Ouko's report painted a grim picture of glaring discrepancies in the financial documents of the ministry headed by Lands Cabinet Secretary Farida Karoney.




An example cited was the auditor's realisation that cash in hand as captured in the department's financial statement was Ksh201,038, yet the same item had a corresponding entry of Ksh8.2 billion in the trial balance.

In a separate incident, a recurrent bank account managed by the ministry showed a balance of Ksh1.8 million against Ksh1.8 billion declared in the trial balance as at the end of the financial year.

A further Ksh2 billion claimed to have been spent on compensation of employees, was charged to the acquisition of utilities, training expenses, communication, vehicle maintenance, fuel and purchase of office furniture.

2. The Mega-dams Scandal

The headline, as captured by Kenyans.co.ke on February 25, 2019, entailed Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) summoning companies linked to the currently evolving multi-billion shilling dam scandal.

It was alleged that one firm was paid Ksh8 million for cutlery, while another company supplied towels worth a mind-boggling Ksh22 million.




These are not strange items to supply when it comes to government tenders - until you ask yourself what role they play in the construction of a dam.

The named companies were stated as being linked to the fraudulent construction of both Arror (at a cost of Ksh38.5 billion) and Kimwarer Multi-purpose dams (at a cost of Ksh28 billion).

Top government officials were summoned by the DCI, but no action has been taken to bring the perpetrators to book, a script that is all too familiar to Kenyans.

3. Triple Governor arrest over corruption allegations

Governors Moses Kasaine Lenolkulal (Samburu), Ferdinand Waititu (Kiambu) and Mike Sonko (Nairobi), all found themselves on the wrong side of the law over fraud allegations.

Lenolkulal was linked to a Ksh84.7 million fuel-supply scandal in which Oryx Service Station, which police believe is owned by the governor and a close associate, was given a tender to supply the county government against the law. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) officials were also looking into the fraudulent expenditure of Ksh2 billion.

Waititu on his part - alongside his wife and daughter - was being investigated over the embezzlement of Ksh588 million from county coffers, believed to have been siphoned through irregular procurement for the upgrading of several roads in Kiambu County.

Sonko, on the other hand, was arrested and charged with crimes of conflict of interest arising from having received money from the county of Nairobi while serving as governor, unlawful acquisition of public property, money laundering and other economic crimes totaling to Ksh357 million.

Interestingly, all the governors were slapped with cash bails, as the courts gather evidence in a bid to prosecute the trio in the future.

On significant move by the courts that has been lauded by many, is the decision to bar all accused governors from office cosequently leaving the counties in the hands of deputy governors and in the case of Nairobi setting the stage for the ascend of speaker Beatrice Elachi to the top seat.

4. Kenya Power bogus transformers scandal

The Daily Nation covered this story involving the alleged procurement of defective transformers valued at over Ksh4.5 billion.

It was reported that the firm was yet to recover three missing tender documents namely; tender evaluation report, budget approval, and a negotiation report, to justify the suspicious procurement process.

The power supplier was also in the spotlight following a Ksh1 billion pre-paid token generation revenue fraud.

It is claimed that some of its employees manipulated the system to divert the company’s revenue into their own pockets.

The shrewd employees are said to have created a system to generate extra tokens, which facilitated the sale of genuine tokens in the black market.

Five employees from the state corporation’s IT department were suspended by the company and placed under investigation.

5. NHIF Scandal

This particular saga struck the nerve of the majority of Kenyans after it was revealed that the National Health Insurance Fund could have lost more than Ksh10 billion in false medical claims.

Investigators claimed that the figure had been flagged as fraudulent and was part of about Ksh50 billion paid to NHIF by Treasury as capitation premiums for medical cover for civil servants, Kenya Police Service, National Youth Service, and Kenya Prisons Service since 2013.




The detectives claimed to have stumbled on a pile of documents related to premiums from special medical schemes worth Ksh12.7 billion annually which was suspected to have been arrived at following collusion between NHIF officials and hospital administrations, whereby they double-charged the government in medical bills.

It is important to note that the highlighted scandals are but a tip of the iceberg of the massive corruption scandals that rocked the nation, with countless others such as the Maasai Mara University expose aired on Citizen TV and the fake gold scandal forming a long list of notable mentions.

Transparency International-Kenya programmes manager, Sheila Masinde, stated that some of the key institutions in the anti-corruption chain have faced significant challenges in delivering their mandates mainly because of a "pervading culture of impunity among the political and economic elite."
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Duh! Ila kizuri wanakula na wakwao. Poa tu. Mwizi wa Tsh laki 1 na Tsh bilion 1 wote wezi
 
Sisi tumeishia kwenye madili ya kijinga bila uzalendo. Sisemi Wakenya hawapigi dili, ila wanajali zaidi uzalendo. Hata mda wanajali kuliko Wabongo.
 
Jumong S said:
Sio dharau, ndo ukweli jamaa yangu. Hawa jamaa wako mbio balaa
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Sawa saaa wasilete madharau tutaacha kununua bidhaa zao . Unaanzaje kumdharau jirani yako ambaye pia unategemea ukipata njaa wanaomba kwetu nasi ni wateja wao pia??? Pathetic
 
Joseph lebai said:
Sisi tumeishia kwenye madili ya kijinga bila uzalendo. Sisemi Wakenya hawapigi dili, ila wanajali zaidi uzalendo. Hata mda wanajali kuliko Wabongo.
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Yap. Yaani hata services zao zipo vzr sana ukilinganisha na huko kwetu.

Mf hata ukienda kwenye vi-mama Ntilie huko Mamangina street wanajali sana time n money!
 
Bondpost said:
Sawa saaa wasilete madharau tutaacha kununua bidhaa zao . Unaanzaje kumdharau jirani yako ambaye pia unategemea ukipata njaa wanaomba kwetu nasi ni wateja wao pia??? Pathetic
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Ha ha haaaa! Kwenye madharau hawa jamaa hatuwafikii...wana dharau mbaya. Halafu wana lugha za command japo kwao ni common. Kwetu unaenda dukani kununua kiberiti unasema 'naomba kiberiti' na muuza duka anaringa ringa, huku ukiwa mnunuzi u are a commanding king....
 
Jumong S said:
...leo nimepata ka Chance nipo zangu hapa Nairobi, nakunywa chai ya rangi mgahawa mmoja mzuri mzuri! Asee hawa wakenya wana akili sana. Leo mie msikilizaji tu, ila Siasa yao ina ushindani mzuri na wenye afya. Ni nchi gani East Africa makamu wa Rais anaweza kumchallenge live rais na akaendelea kuwepo madarakani? Uganda? Rwanda? Haiwezekani.

Uchumi wao upo imara na unaendelea kukua. Wakenya wana-thinking kubwa ya namna ya kukua kimaisha na kukuza uchumi. Miundo mbinu yao ipo far better than ya kwetu. Yaani ukikaa na elite group huku, u feel ile vibe ya mabepari. Kudos majirani...

Hawa jamaa sio waoga kabisa linapokuja suala la haki. Huku mpk waalimu wataandamana na watawala watatikisika. Sie kwetu wapoleeee kama kondoo wa bwana Heri.....

Miji yao michache niliyopita wameipanga vzr. Wasomi kibao, kazi wanajazana wao kwa wao. Pale Tz kuna shirika nilifanyia kazi, bosi alikua mkenya, asee alijaza wakenya wenzie sie watz tukabaki kulia lia tu. Yaani mpk mpiga picha alikua mkenya, wakati rafiki angu Ian, msambaa wa mjini kabaki kuuza picha za ubatizo na kipaimara pale St Joseph


...next week napita Kigali, nitakuja na mrejesho wa kule pia. Ila wakenya Salute kwenu ila bibi zenyu wanapenda pesa zaidi ya dada zangu wa pale kwetu Rombo!!!
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Utakuwa umeolewa huko,umepata bwana wa kikenya

USSR
 
kenya trafic anapiga mkono basi, konda anamrushia 5 bob na basi hata halipunguzi mwendo, kingine nilichoshangaa niliona ghorofa la bati..hahaa
 
Mbona tupo nao pamoja,tena sana tu,njaa,maradhi,ufisadi,wizi,misaada kutoka ng'ambo tupo nao,wametuzidi kwenye ukabila tu.
 
Ngorunde said:
Weka picha tuone..acha porojo.

Halafu huo uhuru wa kuandamana umeuona wapi!
Juzi kati kuna jamaa waliandamana baada ya kuvunjiwa makazi yao hapo Nairobi, walikula mkong'oto wakafa wawili.
Sifu kwa kiasi usiweke chumvi nyingi.
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msamehe bure.

hana anachokijua.
 
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