Happy Mshujaa Day to you all Talkers

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@tm wa klist

Because we value money as the greatest wealth rather than service to humanity.
It is natural for human to value success. We equate success to money. People who are successful are respected. We all love respect, so if we want to gain respect we have to make money no matter the cost and how greedy the source is.

Kwani public servants wa Norway ama Japan hawavalue pesa?

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happy mashujaa day

[tm_wa_klist]

@Deorro

Kwani public servants wa Norway ama Japan hawavalue pesa?

Hapa sijui kama tunaelewana.

[xuma]

@Deorro

Why can’t we all wish to be honest workers with the interest of our country in our hearts? Is it really hard?

The problem is that you may be honest(or try to honest for that matter) but those around you don’t recognise honesty and don’t care about the so called ‘beloved country’. They loot left,right and center mpaka you feel you are the only one left attached to strings of poverty. What do you do? You join them!kwan wewe ndiye hutaki pesa?
It has become a culture nowadays that if you were heading a parastatal and you retire without looting unasikia watu wakijiuliza ‘Na huyu naye kwani hana pesa na vile alikuwa pahali pazuri pa kuiba?’

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@Deorro

Kwani public servants wa Norway ama Japan hawavalue pesa?

We have different cultures from those countries. In fact, in countries like Japan, CEOs resign and others commit suicide just to avoid shame. An example is the military general who was in charge of Kamikaze said he cannot live with the shame of having failed in the war. But since he couldn’t fly, a pilot volunteered to fly him on the suicide mission.

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@xuma

The problem is that you may be honest(or try to honest for that matter) but those around you don’t recognise honesty and don’t care about the so called ‘beloved country’. They loot left,right and center mpaka you feel you are the only one left attached to strings of poverty. What do you do? You join them!kwan wewe ndiye hutaki pesa?
It has become a culture nowadays that if you were heading a parastatal and you retire without looting unasikia watu wakijiuliza ‘Na huyu naye kwani hana pesa na vile alikuwa pahali pazuri pa kuiba?’

Reminds me of Kúng’ú Karúmba (?). My memory is kinda hazy but good old Jomo is said to have disparaged him at some public meeting about him never having amassed anything for himself, not even land, despite having been a freedom fighter with opportunities to do so if he had wanted to.

[kah_tony]

@Bingwa Scrotum

wewe ni mongoose tu

watu wanaearn 50k huku si wanabuy gari za 1.3M? ama?

mongoose

How is it even possible to drive ksh1.3m car na salo ya ksh50,000 per month?

[Bingwa_Scrotum]

wwww

@kah tony

How is it even possible to drive ksh1.3m car na salo ya ksh50,000 per month?

you pay kidu 30k kwa bank remain with kitu 20k. Kwingine unajaza na DSA

[WuTang]

@Luther12

Reminds me of Kúng’ú Karúmba (?). My memory is kinda hazy but good old Jomo is said to have disparaged him at some public meeting about him never having amassed anything for himself, not even land, despite having been a freedom fighter with opportunities to do so if he had wanted to.

It was Bildad Kaggia. Karumba ni yule alienda UG but disappeared there never to return during Idi Amin Dada’s misrule.

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@Bingwa Scrotum

wwww

you pay kidu 30k kwa bank remain with kitu 20k. Kwingine unajaza na DSA

Ever wondered why banks insist on seeing the last few months of a borrower’s payslip? Food 4 thought

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@WuTang

It was Bildad Kaggia. Karumba ni yule alienda UG but disappeared there never to return during Idi Amin Dada’s misrule.

Yes, that one. Ndio maana nikaweka question mark pale. Hata sijui milikumbukaje hiyo stori.

[Rivermbaji]

@Okiya

and nearly made a blunder but thank God nilibaki kenya

Loser:D