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Manifesting a Nbo-Capetown/Joburg road trip sometimes next year.Research well done ,pesa ijipe sasa.

In Ethiopia; The CEO of the Ethiopian Petroleum Supply Enterprise (responsible for fuel imports and supply) and a Director at the Ethiopian Petroleum and Energy Authority, are also under arrest for irregularities in their fuel supply and economic sabotage. addisstandard.com/over-650-indiv…

@pasipasifika Inches are needed

I tried but failed 😞

@fuegoshawrry777 Tulia Achia hapo

Imagine sliding into her warm wet coochie as she moans 😭 making her cum and squirt 😭

@KuwaSTRNG 🤣🤣🤣

Ukipanda Nyamira Express labda uone baddies wakienda job Westlands 😂😂💔

Trust me, now that Dubai is unstable, if we raided the houses of all government officials, we would probably collect enough cash to pay off half the country’s debts. The real national reserve may not even be at Central Bank, it may be sitting in living rooms, ceilings and safes

We ordered petroleum from elsewhere,our suppliers threw a fit. So the president threw his watu wa mkono under the bus and gets plausible deniability.

I don’t see the CS for Energy here. Either he hid well or is so daft that he cannot understand games in his office. Either way as Isaac Ndereva said, this happens when you bring in a non-expert to run a critical Ministry. The watu wa mkono run rings around him.

Petroleum PS, Mohamed Liban; Kenya Pipeline MD, Joe Sang' & EPRA DG, Kiptoo Bargoria, have all resigned!

The last three years? Only two tribes have been splashing out on lavish weddings for their kids. The Yamunes and the North Eastern folks.

I'm the first in my family to own a passport wym 😂😂

The Kenya Pipeline whistleblower who flagged adulterated fuel deserves a gold medal, legal protection, and a salary review ⭕️ He stopped the corrupt ⭕️ He saved millions of car engines ⭕️ Kenya must urgently operationalise the Whistleblower Protection Act ⭕️ Integrity needs a shield. #FuelScandal @OpiyoWandayi @EACCKenya @hrw @HakiKNCHR

IEBC Shocker: Electoral agency asks voters listed before 2012 to register afresh; chairman Ethekon says current list only covers post-2012 names and old ones who submitted biometrics.

Reports say state house bigwigs were very mad that Petroleum PS Mohamed Liban, EPRA boss Daniel Kiptoo, KPC MD Joe Sang, and official Simon Wafula had made a deal to allow substandard fuel 'without involving them in the deal'

Two companies are implicated in the petroleum scam. One petroleum and Oryx. I share the CR 12 of one petroleum. Can the CID Director and the Government of Kenya confirm that just like the public officers were arrested they will arrest and prosecute the private sector players?

@NicKanali Pole sana Road safety pale kwa Boda gang ni Hadithi

Had quite a really long day yesterday. Boda riders are not normal people. Part of the traffic on Southern Bypass yesterday was caused by us. (Between the Karen interchange and the virtual weighbridge) Also, this is a good reminder to invest in a dashcam. Glad we're safe.

@jrobah No need for a dryer with our sun

I bought the washer-dryer. Used the dryer function once and it turned my T-shirts into crop tops, never used it again

Japanese Finest a R3.5M* Toyota Century powered by 5.0 L, V12 with 220kW. Toyota Century brand sell very well in Japan 🇯🇵 it's popular with high-level executives and government officials as well as the Emperor of Japan and is produced in limited volumes.👌

Money from 748 Air Services helped to start Java House. 🛩️🇰🇪☕️ Kenyan business lore: In the mid-1990s, 748 Air Services was launched in the remote northwestern town of Lokichogio (the key hub for Sudan relief flights) to support the UN's Operation Lifeline Sudan 🇸🇩🇺🇳 during the civil war. It flew humanitarian cargo/passenger missions into southern Sudan while also handling logistical support for SPLA 🇸🇸🪖 troops. The "748" in the name came from the Hawker-Siddley 748 turboprop that the company started operations with. Co-founder Kevin Ashley, a former relief worker, used the high-risk aviation venture as a springboard towards starting Java House in Nairobi at Adams Arcade in 1999 with profits and experience from those operations. From remote Loki ops to Nairobi cappuccinos: classic East African entrepreneurship.

Nairobi middle class estates look like recovering from ballistic missiles