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@JCarhire Engine and gearbox dead within 2 weeks, hapo kuamini ni ngumu. Walificha aje a dying engine and gearbox

When buying a car, muache kupima gari na macho vile mnapima HIV😭. Have it professionally inspected. A friend of mine recently bought a car worth a whopping KSh 1.3M, intending to put it on our leasing programme. When he told me he was in the process, I advised him to contact @joan_reals or any reputable inspection garage of his choice. I insisted, but yeye akasema gari iko sawa kabisa ati it was “lady driven.” Nikamwacha afuate roho yake. Barely two weeks later, both the engine and gearbox are dead. Sasa hata sijui nitamconsole aje. The reality is that a good-looking car and a clever mechanic can hide a lot of expensive problems. Don’t trust your eyes, the seller’s sweet words, or “lady driven.” Have the car properly scanned, inspected and road-tested before paying. Wacha nimtumie Balozi mbili za pole. Situation yake sijui kama kuna njia ingine naweza msaidia.

@TheVictorOkafor My issue with Doku is that he left his wife who was nearly due to come to some world cup, he should have stayed home with her

If the last few days of this World Cup didn’t teach you anything about humans, I fear you may never learn. Jeremy Doku wanted to leave the Belgian camp to be there for the birth of his first child. There was outrage. A french media personality criticised him publicly. Called him names. Said he was throwing away a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to cut an umbilical cord. Didier Deschamps' mother passed away. He needed to leave. Everyone understood. "Rest in peace." "Take all the time you need." Full compassion. No questions asked. Read that again. We are comfortable with a man leaving to bury his mother - but a man leaving to witness the birth of his child is controversial? That’s an express show of the insensitivity that has become prevalent today because everyone has an opinion on everyone’s lives. Death gets grace. Life doesn't. That is the hypocrisy. Once a celebrity dies, watch the entire timeline filled with people saying "give people their flowers while they're alive" and "cherish your loved ones" but it's performance. It's paparazzi. Because the moment a man actually chooses his family in real time, over work, over ambition, over the World Cup - suddenly he's irresponsible. We only honour love when it's too late. We only respect presence when someone is gone. If you ever find yourself having to choose between your family and your work, choose your family. 100% of the time. Not 99. Workplace is ruthless. If Doku drops a stinker during a game, nobody cares about his sacrifice, HE WILL BE TAKEN OFF. Your family IS the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. May God strengthen the family of the bereaved and may he add more joy and laughter to the family celebrating new life.

@Dino_Mayo1 @AndileNcube hahaha, you are funny

@AndileNcube The Ghana player tripped the England player though, see who made the first contact on other player, am I wrong?

FIFA! Come on!

@kayo_cyrus @ignyharaz2 I think no one is against a private entity doing it, the issue is that the old or existing road should remain as it is for those who dont want to pay.

@ignyharaz2 The total cost for the project runs into billions , GoK has no money to do it .they opt for PPP and kenyans to pay to use it meaning there is no borrowing more money to do it to me that's a good idea

Nothing said and explained will justify the tollingof motorists on Rironi. Expressway is tolled at ksh. 35 per Km but kuna many other alternatives for walalahoi, very sure kuna soo many drivers who have never used it , 5 years after it was launched. A stretch mainly overcrowded by long distance trailers and FH lorries from shamba heading to Nairobi should have an alternative for private deres going home. I prefer 1 lane/ 6 being tolled buana.

@KaluhisKitchen cant stand that smell of eggs in other foods, mayai ipikwe na ikulwe separately

When eggs boil, they release lots of sulphur would get absorbed by the rice as it cooks. It's best to cook them separate,I promise you won't use as much time/effort as you think you will Same applies to boiling eggs in brewing tea, kuharibu chai bure

@pau__0x @MOwino81586 ngoja 45, 35 is too young

@MOwino81586 I'm 26 na sjawai fikiria kuoa. Ata haijawai cross my mind. Acha nione nikifika 35 kama nitakua ready ama ningojee 45

Mwanaume ukitaka your marriage to last longer make sure unawacha bibi anapakua chakula. Even if she's sick be the one to cook while yeye anapakua. Wacha yeye aone vipande za nyama kwa sufuria. This is a small glitch that I was told by my father. Hadi wa Leo sijawahisahau.

@Onorpik very sad, they put it in foils and that aluminium thing just acts like a sufuria, inachemsha nyama

The art of nyama choma is quickly getting lost in Kenya, all we get nowadays is boiled meat passed over the grill for a few minutes. 💔💔

@RamzZy_ foil tena, that makes the meat to cook in its own steam same na kuchemsha tu

They should start the choma process by wrapping the meat in foil so that it softens before getting roasted but they roast it first, then wrap it in foil last. They are selling steamed meat as nyama choma. 😒

@Chofamba @TouchlineX @MunyaradziMathe he missed a match, which ended in a draw

@TouchlineX @MunyaradziMathe He didn’t even miss a single match! Imagine all those people who called him names!

🚨 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟: Statement from Belgium on Jeremy Doku: "Congratulations to Jeremy Doku and his family on the birth of their first son, Praise. With the approval of and accompanied by one of our team doctors, Jeremy travelled to London to be with his wife for this unique occasion." "Jeremy will rejoin the squad tomorrow evening in Seattle as preparations continue for next match against New Zealand."

@Kvaati shida ni the idea of turning the whole road into a toll, if they maintain the old road kando no problem

Look, the Rironi Mau Summit Road is a whole 175 km. You will be charged Kes 8 per Kilometre. So if you cover the 175 Kms, you will be charged Kes 1400. Better than sitting in traffic for two days.

@bintiswahiliya But you can not create much wealth from port charges, the imported good would have to mostly remain huko Mombasa, but it's just a transit port, they would need to make use of the port to produce or create something.

Port iko Mombasa. Kila siku meli zaingia zikitoka. I’ve counted up to 12 ships in the horizon on a given night. Where is this wealth going and why does Mombasa not see much benefit from it? Who is benefitting from our port if not the locals?

@XZBeats Senior dev is used very loosely, but you can see she seems very young age wise, so hana experience sana in the field, but she tries to explain it from a leetcode interview angle. Somethings just come from experience having been in a field long enough.

@Gilbert950027 That puts into question her seniority again ju how can you be at that level if you can't communicate well. Mtu anaenda podcast kujiexpose

I'm here battling imposter syndrome because everyone is so cracked and then a 'senior' developer says she has never used data structures? Like at all? Did you edit button colors all day? Kazi ya juniors?

@denniskioko the worst thing about the so called market places by the side of dual highways, is that there is no way you will reduce from around 100 to 50 by the time you see the sign, terrible design, have service lane to access the markets let the main highway flow

Hata wewe uko serious kweli? Motorists ataona seedlings za hustler ama speed sign obstructed by another sign. In Zambia, Namibia and South Africa signs are huge and unobstructed. But Kenya sijui the best in the region blah blah doesn't know how to put up signs

@malobations @channelyakele @denniskioko have always found that very ambiguous, the definition of a town, why or how does a town develop kwa dual highway, it does not make sense, they should do what they did on southern bypass, weka service lanes for access to those centers

@channelyakele @denniskioko Traffic rule 101: Built up residential areas and towns have speed limits rangng from 50 to 25 even 15kph. When approaching them, the 70kph automatically kicks in and it's sequentially followed by the 50kph. Kenyans are used to zooming past towns unless there are speed bumps 😁

Saa hii ukienda road trip ni rahisi urudi na speeding fines za 50k to 100k People who don't drive are really underestimating the issues with this system in their quest to punish motorists It is abnormal for a proper speed ticketing system to catch so many drivers unaware

@Okie_Rancher how much is he paid, vs those with doctorates

What amazes me about this post is how many people devalue the insanely difficult skill of quickly backing a semi tractor trailer into an extremely tight and unforgiving stall in an urban, high traffic area. Few if any with a doctorate could do it. All these “oh I can back my boat up” imbeciles have never driven a semi in their life and have no idea. People are arrogant and delusional. Blue collar men will rule in the end.

My friend’s Dad has a part time job. He’s had it for 30 years. He does nothing but go to the warehouse of a major distributor, and when the semi drivers arrive, he jumps into the truck and backs them into the loading docks. He does it perfectly, every time, first time, no matter how tight the fit. The company says his job saves them an insane amount of money in damages and delays every year, they can’t duplicate what he does at other sites, and they don’t want him to quit… because no one else can do it. This is peak masculinity.

@waemaken @Mbwesaa I dont think so, at least not at any visible scale, kuzungusha kahawa all over was not common

@Mbwesaa Kenyans were doing this job before burundians came.

Do you guys actually live in this country? Is this the same Kenya that has only about 3% of the population with a degree?

@Nganga_one @Epic_Novice You surely cannot have a full manufacturing line for a handful of people who can afford that, in the west it's almost everyone

@Epic_Novice We have people who can afford $200 phones

Nilishangaa kuona in China, kuna manufacturing lines za Africa na Europe,you will never see Infinix na kina Techno in Europe. They will be banned on arrival.

@Footballtweet He knew the dates, why take up the chance he should just have left the spot for someone else

🚨👶 Jérémy Doku could temporarily leave Belgium's World Cup camp to be present for the birth of his son, and the debate has exploded across Europe. 🇧🇪 French journalist France Pierron didn't hold back: 🗣️ Pierron: "Are you seriously telling me these players have sacrificed everything to come to the World Cup, and you're leaving just to cut an umbilical cord? 😳 You're lucky enough to play in a World Cup. It's an incredible privilege, and hundreds of footballers would do anything to be in your position. That opportunity might never come around again in your life. And you're going to throw it all away just to attend your child's birth? It's a moment where the father isn't really needed. He has a symbolic role. You hold her hand and take a photo. And then what? You're going to miss 10 hours, experience an emotional high, and be exhausted afterwards. You can't miss a World Cup. Some people may have gone into debt just to get to the World Cup, maybe sacrificed everything to be there, and you're leaving to cut an umbilical cord..." 😳 The reaction has completely split fans. Some believe family comes before everything, while others see the World Cup as an opportunity that may never come around again. 🌍 What would you do: stay with your national team or be there for your son's birth? 🤔

@Fbillionaire__ @youngtechiez depends on the full context, what is her work

Was watching @youngtechiez episode and a 'senior software enginner ' said she has never used data structures in her work. Just had to turn it off