Private and public sectors both suffer from this deeply ingrained vice. It has now moved a notch higher and even family businesses have not been spared, case in recent past being Tuskys Supermarkets.
Kama 2 brothers waneza ibiana biashara ya 4 Billion mpaka ikasambaratika ni gov employees with access to public coffers holding Billions of projects’ funds. We are doomed.
Almost all employers want to exploit your labour too
Siku moja 2016 nilienda govenrment Auction ya EX GK cars nikastuka. Unapata Prado by then ya 2013 inauza Ksh 325K eti iko na shida ya Gearbox. All those vehicles were bought by well connected mazafakas wala hazikuwa na shida zilizo zilizokuwa kwa reports
In the past, before starting your first job, your parents would give you words of wisdom. They’d tell you “na ufanye kazi kwa bidii, uichunge vile ungechunga yako”. The modern mang’aa parents just tell you “na usiende huko kulalia maskio wenzako wakiendelea”.
IMO What is needed is small operations that do one thing extremely well, are absolutely reliable and price fairly. Said small operations should be run by the professionals personally (say a two man microfabricator team with a small 'shop they personally own). If one is to do something grand, tuseme assembling a hay baler locally, they draw up the big picture, break it down to infinitesimal processes and OUTSOURCE 99% of the job. Seems clunky and slow to respond yes, but bila ku outsource to said pros with strict KPIs, you can never be on top of everything especially in very complex jobs. Kama kazi yako ni unlikely u’l squander the goodwill of name and reputation by embezzling
Siku ya hiyo Auction gari zilikwa Aircleaners clogged kabisa. Diesel engines zikanyongewa hewa mbaya, kazi ilikuwa kutoa moshi tu. Wakadai zinahitaji overhaul. Kenya is rotten to the core
Hakuna excuse ya stealing.
@administrator niaje ?
@administrator I thought you said that you are an aeronautical engineer. When do you work?
Electrician, ujawahi Iba socket job, sindio
Article in yesterday’s neshen . EACC vice chair gave some statistics . 67% of Kenyans don’t give 2 shits about corruption or unethical malpractices . Only 5.8% care to even report such cases . Ni kubaya [ATTACH=full]368612[/ATTACH]
Kuja kwangu na wife yako nitamuelezea timetable yangu
inakuanga wapi and when?
Sawa Idi Admin. Tawala nchi.
mimi employer wangu alikuwa ananipa 500k, 300k notes almost daily kupeleka bank … sometimes she would give me and forget… or maybe to test me but i never wavered… she was very rich and had a daughter and if i played my cards well, ningekula wote … pesa za haram apana
[SIZE=5]@Coronatities my wife, kuja upewe timetable na @Ndindu . Lakini usimpatie kuma ati juu umeskia yeye ni aeronautical aerospace engineer.[/SIZE]
Yeye ni aeronautical engineer. He works at KQ.
:D:D:D:D:D:D what a coincidence. Niaje @Old Monk ?
Naona ume comment? Hio ni poa.
Za wizi zina kisirani. Kula jasho lako. I see a lot of awareness on integrity, employers are trying. Cases za ufisadi ziko lakini ni kiasi tu.
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