Robert

@Kelvinmwendwa__ I think Airtel Kenya has the worst leaders in the history of corporate management

This is the UK we love. Everyone together having a good time. 🇬🇧🫶🏽

@SABCNews All African countries have undocumented immigrants. Why does South Africa always think they are special? We have thousands of Nigerians, Burundians, Congolese, Somalians and Sudanese in Kenya. We do not go about harassing them

AFRICA DAY | Minister Gayton McKenzie says there can be no African unity if countries do not take responsibility for their own citizens. He adds that African unity must not be based only in South Africa.

I'd give one to Zinchenko. You?

Diblo Kaberia Elmago alikuwa mtangazaji mwenye kipawa cha kipekee...Umilisi wake wa lugha ya Kiswahili, kasi, mtiririko na ufahamu wa mpira ulizidi viwango. Hii ni moja wapo ya kazi zake nyuma ya bomba katika uhai wake👇🏿 Na alale pema penye wema hadi tutakapokutana tena🙏🏿

@gabiola442 🤣🤣🤣🤣

In another world 😂😂😂😂

They were checking his temperature when he backed his team. 😂😂😂

Btw, we got @EuropaLeague by being unbeaten for the ENTIRE second-half of the season. 18 GAMES UNBEATEN 🤯

Leave alone Arsenal fans. Meru mourns a great son of the soil, Kenya. Rest in peace, Diblo Kaberia.

Rooney gives Arsenal credit 👏 Wayne Rooney has praised Mikel Arteta and Arsenal, saying their approach change this season has been key to their Premier League title win.

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@DaddyGooner14 @ArsenalRadar @grok

MABINGWA!!!

You guys made Piers speak Swahili!!

A Champions pose 📸

Mohnish Pabrai on How Richard Branson Started an Airline With Zero Money @MohnishPabrai on the power of replacing capital with creativity: The minimum you need to start transatlantic service is a Boeing 747. That's a couple hundred million dollars. Yet Richard Branson got Virgin Atlantic off the ground with no money. Here's how he did it, according to Mohnish: Branson called directory assistance in Seattle, got the number for Boeing's main switchboard, and asked to lease a 747 they might have "hanging around" that they weren't using. They hung up on him. He kept calling. Eventually, the receptionist said: "Let me transfer you to someone who can get rid of you properly." She transferred him to the head of commercial sales, who told him: "Listen, Mr. Branson, in every country, we have one customer and you are not the customer in the UK. It's British Airways and so therefore there's nothing to talk about." Branson didn't argue. He simply said: "Listen, I agree with you. That's fine, but just humor me for a second. Do you have an old Boeing 747 lying around that you're not using?" The Boeing executive admitted they did. So Branson asked what they'd lease it for if British Airways called asking for one. The answer: about $200,000–$300,000 a month. Branson convinced Boeing to lease him that idle 747 sitting and doing nothing. Then came the second piece of creative financing. Mohnish explains: "When he set up Virgin Atlantic, he said, 'You get paid for all the future flights in advance because people buy tickets.' So the plane's going to fly in April. People already bought tickets in February." Cash was coming in two to three months before the plane flew. Fuel got paid for 30 days after the plane landed. And the lease payment was in arrears. The result? Negative working capital. Branson got Virgin Atlantic off the ground with zero equity. Mohnish's takeaway: "If you can start an airline with no money, you can start any business with no money. You just have to replace capital with creative thinking." The next time you tell yourself a business idea requires capital you don't have, ask Branson's question instead: what's sitting idle that someone would rather have generating something than nothing?

@ConorSketches 😂😂😂😂

Pep is gone and Arsenal are champions! It’s all over for another year ⚽️

Josh Kroenke - Post match 🫶 x.com/Kj88776Kjetil/…

Boss calls 🏆