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Carrefive ni 60 bob
Toa hiyo post kabla IMF na World Bank waone.
Rasta … sasa najua utabomoa ugali kama bloody fuckin’ burukenge … like it never happened. Instead of conditioning yourself and looking for other alternative sources of food security. Bonobos never cease to amaze.
Now that IMF is already giving ultimatums on the fuel subsidy, how far will this go?
Uhuru amefanya kazi buana!
Mkenya asipokula ugali, hajakula
Is Naivas = Tuskys these days?
Jambaz tells hustlers to refuse buying unga at 99 bob, ati waendelee kununua at 230 bob to punish ohuru. Ile ujinga iko na hii mtu has become too much.
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Gotta admit the nigger is effing good at politrix … I gotta give him that tho’ he ene fooling me. I’ve never been a registered voter … so what do I care. Either way … my interests are covered.
That’s a missile bana!
Generally, pastoralists need to start looking beyond their personal interests to national interests. Both can go hand in hand
Nonsense, he said the expiring price reduction is meant to woo people to vote for Azimio up until they have no use for the people.
I must say it is suspect how convenient this will be for Azimio
Wadau, do we really need Ugali?
Huyu Dr. anasema nini?
-Dr. Eric Amunga says ugali is a useless meal without micronutrients and fibre.
-He has linked ugali to hemorrhoids apparently because it has no fiber and therefore predisposes one to constipation
Ugali, is Kenya’s staple food that dominates the tables of virtually every family in Kenya. It is a porridge made by stirring maize flour in boiling water until it forms a homogenous solid mixture.
Most Kenyans love ugali and seem to have no other alternative. In fact, at one time the unga revolution was fast gaining popularity after the commodity’s prices shot, prompting the Jubilee government to swiftly act.
https://ng.opera.news/ng/en/health/bafe06eea7f59c37052d78cd9ae9a1da
Fungweni macho kabisa. After elections muume pillow na mpake mafuta kwa rasa coz itaenda juu zaidi to cover the current subsidy