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What did you expect from Negroes? Sisi si watu. Nyami cia githaka
Guka kuja uone whining.
Hehehe this metro, slayking, pseudo alpha reads the paper in IG. …sasa ulidouble tap wakati wanaume wenzako wanacomment wakijadiliana :D:D:D but seriously, hii imezidi, Kenya ismame tushuke
Declare corruption a national disaster ama we will be another Venezuela hivi karibuni
Wewe na ng’ombe tofauti ni mkia tuuu…IQ mko sawa kabisa!
Lol na wewe unakaa kama hio ng’ombe . Na Je, wakati wa Mungu umefika ?
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Kichwa inagonga.
These scandals are leaving Kenyans poorer especially because they’re funded with borrowed funds. The Kenyatta business empire lakini is growing higher and higher
However, when it comes to the business empire that Kenya’s founding president, Jomo Kenyatta, built, things have been moving from strength to strength as younger family members join the family business and help grow its territory.
POLITICAL POWER
President Uhuru Kenyatta’s assumption of power in 2013 further served to oil the Kenyatta business juggernaut with most of the family ventures shifting into expansion mode.
With interests in real estate, hospitality, dairy farming, media and banking, the ventures are spreading their tentacles not just on the domestic front, but also exploring and exploiting markets beyond Kenya’s borders, entrenching ‘Kenyatta Inc.’s position as one of the biggest business dynasties in Kenya.
Those who know the family business well say the Kenyattas will are well placed to continue to grow their wealth on the basis of the political clout the family wields, strong business ties and the orderly manner in which the business is ran.
“They are not just an ordinary name in Kenya’s history. Unlike those who were powerful at some point and later faded due to loss of political power, the Kenyatta family is still here; two presidents, two first ladies and many youthful entrants into the running of the businesses. You can’t compare them to any other,” a business analyst who asked for anonymity commented.
Speak for yourself.
Noogle kasoro mkia
Kinembe ya njagathi mutingoe
Kwapa ya kobe!
I guess as Kenyans, we need to open our notepads and create a chart of all the failed projects: to reveal those who worn the tenders and who they outsourced to, if any.
We probably need a Law where all companies applying for gov tenders declare if they intend to outsource the project, the company they pass the project to must be cleared, else the government maintains the right to revoke the tender.