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@Kimanthi_e @AceBlitzz Black pharaos back in the day came from the nubian tribe which has distant ancestral roots with the luo they're part of the nilo-Sahara family from the Nile valley

Roseline Alionya forced to take an escape route after Obinna questioned her about which faction of ODM between Linda Mwananchi and Linda Ground has the people

@SokoAnalyst Just read the Henry Kissinger report. You'll get your answer

The reported opposition by the World Bank and the IMF to Dangote’s proposed 1.2 million-barrel-per-day refinery in East Africa raises serious questions about who really benefits when Africa remains dependent on imported refined fuel. Their stated concern is that such a refinery could create an energy monopoly. But that argument rings hollow. For decades, African oil producers have exported crude oil, watched it refined elsewhere, and then bought back finished petroleum products at a premium. European and multinational oil interests have dominated refining, trading, shipping, storage, and pricing across the continent with little objection from the same institutions now warning Africa about “monopoly risk.” Where was this concern when African countries were unable to secure financing for large-scale refineries? Where was the urgency when most African refineries remained small, undercapitalized, inefficient, or commercially uncompetitive? Where was the outrage when Nigeria’s crude was shipped to Europe, refined by global giants, and sold back into Nigeria and ECOWAS markets? It took one African industrialist, Aliko Dangote, using private capital and extraordinary risk appetite, to disrupt that broken model. Today, the Dangote Refinery is not just changing Nigeria’s fuel equation; it is forcing the world to rethink Africa’s place in the global energy value chain. So when institutions like the World Bank and IMF suddenly become anxious about African refining capacity, Africans must ask a harder question: are they worried about monopoly, or are they worried about Africa finally controlling more of its own energy future? Africa does not need lectures against scale. Africa needs capital, infrastructure, refining capacity, and value addition. The continent cannot industrialize by exporting raw materials and importing finished products forever. The real monopoly that should concern everyone is not an African-built refinery. It is the historic monopoly of external control over Africa’s resources, supply chains, pricing systems, and industrial destiny.

@OmbetaC Deep fake #statevoperative

@Cened And more ROI for the sponsor

It would have made more sense for KCB to host that game at Quins grounds: 1. More numbers= more revenue 2. Bigger SECURE parking space, charge tailgate fee= more revenue 3. Bigger space= better fan experience 4. A proper VIP experience = more revenue, better fan experience

@Marendi35 @smusyoka @MwambaRFC I'm a Mwamba and an AB fan. When is our cookout? Kind regards,

@smusyoka @MwambaRFC Acha nikuekee hii vizuri will use it when its convenient 😂

Good morning to @MwambaRFC fans only…

@DrJuma_M He's a good salesman actually

CONFIRMED:Chef Ngoima is One of The best and Upcoming Influencers,Watch Him do this ad Like a Boss ,Patient Hii jamaa Gigs kama Mko Nazo Bora si za Ruto.

@MuhanjiIII @HeathensRFC @RfcKabras 😂

Hahaha @HeathensRFC fans were complaining to Rugby Africa about how they prepared for @RfcKabras only to meet Kenya Simbaz😂🙌🏿

@jok_omolo 😂

Toyota Buffaloes celebrating not conceding 100 points FT: Oilers 99 - 09 Buffaloes

@geonal @mutuma_mathiu Fact check

@mutuma_mathiu What does Tanzania do that produces so many billionaires? Mengi, Aziz, Dewji, Amson Group, Taifa Gas... What is their secret?

Interesting old world this is. The Nation poached me from the Standard in 2005 to go and work in a company they had bought from Rostam Aziz, among others. It didn’t have a publishing system or server and its press was such a whack job that TheEastAfrican and the Nation were trucked in, rather than being printed in situ. Now Mr Aziz owns the Nation. 🤷🏿‍♀️

@Owishemwe Per person sharing

Lack of raw materials Political instability Stiff competition Poor weather conditions

@bomboluly @254Quantum When they're representing the country only. Wakienda diamond league ni sponsorship

@MosleysTwtr @254Quantum So pale Athletics pia gava hawasaidiii?

I’ve never understood why Angela Okutoyi still doesn’t have a sponsorship deal. What’s the reason behind it? Maybe the government or corporates don’t sponsor individuals?

@bomboluly @254Quantum It's like asking government to sponsor Gor Mahia. They can only sponsor Harambee stars for national assignments. Government cannot sponsor personal career.

@254Quantum How about from the government side?

@SirAlexas We can't match US and Germany physically and we were still trying to run into people instead of running into spaces

Now what was that Asati???

@EricNjiiru What about money from world rugby?

Updated: HSBS 2 Sevens Nyayo Stadium sponsorships to Kenya Rugby Union so far: ▪️GOK- Ksh100m ▪️Tusker- Ksh40m ▪️Sportpesa- Ksh40m ▪️Safaricom- Ksh10m ▪️Kenya Power foundation- Ksh3m ▪️Crown Paints- Ksh2m ▪️Emergency Plus Medical Services- Ksh1.5m Total: Ksh196.5m

@TrossOtieno There should be money coming from world rugby. No?

HSBC 2 Sevens sponsorships is at Ksh100M .Here are the sponsors.Getting a proper bus ya pr too hamgeweza ▪️Tusker- Ksh40m ▪️Sportpesa- Ksh40m ▪️Safaricom- Ksh10m ▪️Kenya Power foundation- Ksh3m ▪️Crown Paints- Ksh2m ▪️Emergency Plus Medical Services- Ksh1.5m

@ItsBilaso Luvoi?

Kenya Lionesses Squad to HSBC Sevens Division Two Leg Has been Named. 1. Sheila Chajira - Captain 2. Freshia Odour - Vice Captain 3. Naomi Amuguni 4. Moreen Muritu 5. Sinaida Nyachio 6.Edith Nariaka 7. Janet Okello 8. Marvel Oswago* 9. Charity Nilah* 10. Grace Okulu 11. Stella Wafula 12. Phoebe Akinyi * Denotes Debutants #BilasoJonathan I #HSBCSVNS I #RugbyKE I #Rugby

@moneyacademyKE How's the Stanbic, NCBA merger coming along?

Average loan interest rates by top banks in Kenya as of December 2025: Stanbic Kenya — 11.8% StanChart Kenya — 12.8% Absa Kenya — 13.8% DTB Kenya — 14.7% I&M Bank — 14.8% Equity Bank — 15% KCB Bank — 15% Co-op Bank — 15.5% NCBA Bank — 15.5% Family Bank—16% Sidian Bank —17.7% HFC limited —18%

One thing Baba never advised Junet Mohamed is to at least work for his people in Suna East. I’m here, and the schools look terrible. I pity the voters who elected him. I forgive you for your ignorance.

@kitetesh @lynn_ngugi1 GPS?

@lynn_ngugi1 Watched the whole show. He is one of the best in story telling comedies

Dave Chappelle remains The Dave Chappelle 🙌🏽 The code guys, the code🙌🏽

@qlojoafrica @amenya_nelson @grok Right question @grok does BlackRock, vanguard or statestreet have shares in power grid corporation India? Do they have shares in Adani too?

This is the deal that was conveniently overtaken by the Adani energy contract yet it had cheaper costs with same suppliers. I’m glad it is now signed.