Kenyans have expressed out their cries after losing jobs in this hard economic times.
Depressed, angry and tired are correct words to describe the sickening situation under Uhuru’s corrupt and incompetent regime.
Here are some of the top comments by Jubilee supporters;
Radically overhaul: a) the media you consume b) the assholes you follow 😂 https://t.co/5R86UH6cHx
— DD (@Disembe) October 3, 2019
Hon. Galgalo had no tax compliance certificate from @KRACare . Lands committee recommended she be rejected from sitting at NLC. Her nomination was approved. Many youths can’t get clearance from HELB because of unemployment. How can they pay the loans ? #ILostMyJob
— Rein (@Asamoh_) October 3, 2019
When Uhuruto came to power 7 years ago. They promised a robust economy able to generate 1 M jobs every year. Today, fresh graduates can’t find employment. Those who are employed are grappling with job losses due to unfavorable business environment #ILostMyJob
— Rein (@Asamoh_) October 3, 2019
#AmKenyan Good morning #SLAVES, it's never too late to get angry enough to do something with your anger. They are killing us. One by one. Do not wait for your turn!
The #ILostMyJob, #SaveMyJob hashtags are heart breaking! #STOPTheseTHIEVES— #STOPTheseTHIEVES (@WanjeriNderu) October 3, 2019
#ILostMyJob and Joseph Murumbi lost his land to the #HustlerBonoko pic.twitter.com/MouY9ekEl3
— Dan Mwanzia🇰🇪 (@DannMwanzia) October 3, 2019
Keenly following the #ILostMyJob #SaveMyJob, my big question is, are the youth of this nation tired enough to go out in the streets? Are we ready to take back our land.. 80% of a population with 55%unemployed is not just a normal number its disheartening!!
— Shikoh Kihika (@Shikohkihika) October 3, 2019
Guys wallowing and yelling about #ILostMyJob yet they are praising and defending Dp Ruto as a hustler na mkombozi in 2022 forgetting he is part of this mess promising 20 stadiums while shutting up Sportpesa et al! Fungueni macho nani mtatumika hadi lini😏let's finish the journey pic.twitter.com/UvW231dkoN
— Amakanji Thomas (@AmakanjiThomas) October 3, 2019
Today, thousands of Youths are busy crying #ILostMyJob and #SaveMyJob but when it comes to voting for the right people who will facilitate a better environment for business, they run to their tribal cocoons and vote for mtu wetu. Some even don't vote. You aren't tired enough. 🤔
— BRAVIN™ (@ItsBravin) October 3, 2019
#ILostMyJob nd i opted to be a job creator instead of a job seeker, i now run three upcoming companies. I know the pain, humiliation, frustration and laughter you get when one loses a job. But most importantly always stay positive nd focused.
Cc
@cheptarei_tim @chepkorirmercy1— Japheth (@japheth_bor) October 3, 2019
#ILostMyJob nd i opted to be a job creator instead of a job seeker, i now run three upcoming companies. I know the pain, humiliation, frustration and laughter you get when one loses a job. But most importantly always stay positive nd focused.
Cc
@cheptarei_tim @chepkorirmercy1— Japheth (@japheth_bor) October 3, 2019
Handshake says
Japhet has the best post
Wake up and do something about it individually …. ,
Its only babies who cry .
Its only you who has control on you
Anonymous says
what do you expect if thugs are ones running tea …..and everthing in 254…
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How KTDA has been stealing from tea farmers
SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 51 COMMENTS
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KTDA handles between 160 million and 200 million kilos of processed tea annually. About 60% of that processed tea is sold at Mombasa Tea Auction on Tuesdays all year round, where crooked,opaque and corrupt ‘price discovery’ is done.
The other 40% is handled through private arrangements where certain players are given wealth on a silver platter. The 40% private arrangement is handled by the marketing department. They give tea to a Mombasa subsidiary of KTDA called Chai Trading Limited and some international players like Lipton which buys around 100 million kgs annually from KTDA. Chai trading Company even has an Office in Dubai. It is treated as a non-KTDA entity which is just fraud.
The Auction is the first instance where the subsistence Tea farmer is conned. Big multinationals and Chai Trading suppress the auction prices by bidding rock bottom prices. So brokers are unable to sell them the tea below reserve prices.
Therefore when the multinationals and Chai Trading fail to get tea at rock-bottom extortion prices, they go to Marketing Department on Wednesdays where they are offered the tea at rock bottom prices.
Anonymous says
what do you expect if matingui is being used to curtail operaitons of legal entities
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Anonymous says
jathes are happy their baba and his sycophants have joined dynasty bandwagon that started eating kenyans sweat from before 1963…..
Anonymous says
baba ako cannan…..
Anonymous says
Demonitisation failed in India, will Kenya succeed?
OCTOBER 4, 2019 10 COMMENTS
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By Otieno Nyabemba
India opted to use demonetisation as a means of fighting corruption under the naive imagination that it was going to work like magic …
The move achieved nothing after the country’s central bank, confirmed that 99.3 percent of the demonetized notes had been returned to the banks:
It later emerged that it was an idea that was largely inspired by a Bollywood movie …
With the benefit of hindsight, Kenya still went ahead and employed the failed Bollywood movie script to fight graft and sunk 15 billion into printing new currencies only for 98% of the old currency to be returned:
Just like Huduma, my take on this one is that the demonetisation circus was just a front to create an inflated tender worth 15 billion and we fell for it hook line and sinker
Anonymous says
woi woi
ii ndio matunda ya handshake ……zero zero……..
Anonymous says
/////woi woi everything have crumbled under stinking gava of drank and his handshake denasour
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SportPesa sends at least 400 staff home after shutdown
In Summary
• The firm on Wednesday told its employees that their services were no longer tenable after it announced closure of it operation in Kenya.
• The firm last week while announcing a move to close operations said it would resume operations when Kenya puts in place “adequate taxation and non-hostile regulatory environment.”
Gaming firm SportPesa has sent more than 400 employees home following its shutdown.
The firm on Wednesday told its employees that their services were no longer tenable after it announced closure of it operations in Kenya.
The firm’s CEO, Ronald Karauri, broke the news to the employees with a sullen face.
Anonymous says
woi…..many of this guys know our nation is screwed one…..
1.No jobs ,no good biz taxation/enviroment.
2.One has to bribe to open mega projets like cement etc
3.Hyper inflation on land and properties
4.Food expensive more than in nations that do not rain…read desert.
5.Civil servant and security that serve those in power not kenyans
6.Ufisadi hyper….where half of budget and projects monies goes to pockets of people…
7…there is collapse of security …reason all shops,industries and estates have watchmen at night and day manning premises…………………………one can barely risk walking from nyayo stadium to Haile Selassie avenue at night and many other places…..
one cannot have function without hiring security……even birthday etc……..same security just come to eat…….
while as in some of African nations it is opposite