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Life comes at you fast!
Cheruiyot anakosaje kazi in this Kenya. Wanaandika ata nduthi riders into executive positions hiyo community yao.
For me, my dorm prefect who was extremely harsh ako Amazon earning something north of $250k. He got an A in KCSE and got a fully paid scholarship to Cornell University (Ivy League) through Equity. He studied Computer Engineering while in University.
Another one, who was the head boy, got a First Class Honours in Medicine from UON. The last time I checked, he was headed to Royal College of Surgeons of England on a fully paid scholarship.
Yet another, mwenye tulikuwa na yeye same class, got a fully paid scholarship to University of Cape Town. I saw him on Facebook enjoying life with light skin Mzansi babes
In short, life is not a Nigerian movie.
Jobs ziko but zinataka mtu atoe kitu…300k to one million. Hapo ndio kenya imefika.
Sometimes huwa nawaza watoto wa sahi next 20 years maisha yao itakuwa aje. Economy ime beat. Sometimes I wonder if am doing enough for my kids.
The future will not be very friendly to plantation workers. That’s all.
Sio economy, sio LGBXYZ, mdau there is a social collapse that you can’t shield your kids from.
There is no more motivation to becoming a parent.
Union chairman wao can confirm.
Bachelors epukeni plantation problems.
Kenya imekuwa kama nigeria na India, watu wakona makaratasi lakini hawana kasi. Shiet sirudi
Plantation ikona kazi kaka.
You need a plan to deal with future uncertainties. That’s why unapata unapeleka watoto shule mzuri, they learn french or German in addition to English and kiswahili.
At times unajiuliza kama unabembeleza sana or not. Sahi Kuna Internet na ndio imekuwa their source of entertainment, imewatupisha mbao among others. Pia vile na WA discipline una jaribu ku mix punishment, kuwaongelesha na kuwapiga viboko:D
Toa India kwa hiyo grouping brazza. Because they are fairly industrialized( IT, steel, manufacturing, pharmaceutical industries) uwezi kosa kazi uko. They also build their own stadiums, highways , railroads, ports…They are not like Kenya or Nigeria. Their unemployment is fairly low ( 3rd world standards) at ~10%.
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I can link you his speech here but it may give me away. Whether you choose to believe or not, is wholly up to you.
Medicine at the UoN do not have first class honours, or they introduced?
I am tempted to link his speech hapa
Refer as above…
Haven’t you put his link before? Jamaa alisomea pharmacy ?
Everything free.
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It does not matter what you do, there are no first class honours at UoN for that course
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Whatever now. Here is the link: https://fb.watch/iF4Ko-Gn0Z/?mibextid=NnVzG8
Ndio hiyo link: https://fb.watch/iF4Ko-Gn0Z/?mibextid=NnVzG8
Yeap. Everything paid, from ticket to school fees.
Not medicine, yOUR FRIEND Miheso did not study for bachelor of medicine
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