I will try this, someday. Umenichanua, but I guess this would be practical if I lived in my own hose (not rented) coz with that you’d have ample space na perhaps a small store in the house.
I never bother with such matters. Just like I can go for several years without remembering to redeem my bonga points
Ata wewe ndio umenikumbusha bongs points, I haven’t checked my balance for quite a long time too.
Interestingly, I’ve seen an offer for a masai mara 3 day trip in My Safaricom App. I think I will redeem them for a free weekend getaway.
You better do it now
Actually you can still start even now, most of the food stuff doesn’t take up too much space. Depends on the size of your family.
25kg rice , wheat flour one bale, sugar maybe 10kg, Salt 3kg (will last forever).spaghetti box has 24pcs. Cooking oil 20l mtungi.
Royco and beef cubes in sachets, coffee , tea bags, (these don’t occupy space)
Then you get toiletries ( tissues really occupy space, but you can build your own shelves )
Etc etc
Alafu if you have a freezer. You buy grains in bulk and boil them and store them. Meat ( red meat ) unanunua kichinjio at 300 a kg - we normally shikana with some friends of mine and buy a full mbuzi and almost half a cow. Split the bill and meat evenly between us.
I don’t recommend storing white meat at all ,anyone who has had a serious case of food poisoning will agree.
At the end of the day, even if the worst comes to worst and I have no money, there’s no day my family will ever sleep hungry.
You can start small…
Thanks for this. I’m wiser.
Oh I didn’t know the offers were limited.
Sahii siwezi.
Oh pole sana