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The Power of Starting Early Paul started saving Sh5,000 per month for retirement when he was 25 years old. Mark, on the other hand, started saving Sh10,000 per month 10 years later at age 35. Portfolio value at age 60: Paul: Sh 14.7 million Mark: Sh 11.2 million Even though Mark contributed double the monthly amount, he still ended up with Sh 3.5 million less than Paul. Paul gave his money an extra decade to grow. Time is your greatest asset. Don't wait for the perfect time or a bigger salary. Start with what you have today and let time and compounding do its magic. *Assumes 9% p.a. compounded monthly.

Incoming Finance Bill;does Parliament/Executive have moral authority to increase taxes on the already over-taxed Kenyans without first returning money stolen/looted in;E-Citizen;SHA;G-2-G Fuel imports;Construction kickbacks,budgeted corruption eg Education Min.etc?BOYCOTT?

If your listen on the national chatter on GOONS (euphemism for militia) in Kenya and who are the OWNERS OF GOONS, it points to one office and one person alone...the Office of the President and the PS in charge of Internal Security. Let us stop pussyfooting and call a spade a spade! Hon CS Murkomen must call his officers to order and disband the goons/militia alleged to be associated with his office and used to target the government's political competitors. Murkomen and Dr. Omollo know more than ordinary Kenyans, that rogue elements within the political class in Rift Valley, Central Kenya and Nairobi are probably organising goons/militia to create havoc and mayhem in the rundown to the 2027 elections. That is why it's both alarming and senseless for mandarins in the Office of the President to have goons and militia that compete with the police and other security officers under their control. The violence unleashed on Senator Godfrey Osotsi and the mayhem unleashed in Kikuyu to disrupt and scuttle H.E Rigathi Gachagua's rally are alarming and unacceptable. Kenya has no place for militias. The buck stops with CS MURKOMEN. He must nip in the bud this alarming and shameful ACTS OF STATE.

Fuel imports scandal; the Constitution requires arrested persons to be charged in Court within 24 hours. Are the high-ranking individuals arrested in last week's drama still in Police custody and with no statement to the Public explaining the situation? Charge or release them!

We need an independent treasury to lock our money away from the President - Okiyah Omtatah

🚨 There’s a SACCO bill in Parliament today, and most Kenyans don’t even know what’s coming. Quietly... with almost no public attention… A system is being introduced that will centralize SACCO money, and Govt will now have a massive say in it. Think of it as a “Super SACCO” for all SACCOs. It will: - Hold funds from different SACCOs - Manage liquidity - Run payments - Lend to SACCOs - Invest your money Sounds safe? Here’s the reality: ❗ SACCOs could lose some operational independence ❗ Oversight becomes much heavier (via Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority) ❗ Leaders must meet “fit & proper” approval ❗ Strict reporting & constant supervision And yes, this could mean slower access to your money in some situations. Now the part they won’t emphasize: Your savings are only protected up to KSh 100,000 If a SACCO collapses? Anything above that = your risk. Even worse: ⚠️ Payouts are NOT immediate ⚠️ Must be approved & gazetted first ⚠️ You could wait while your money is locked So ask yourself: Why centralize SACCO money... But limit protection for members? This bill is being sold as “safety.” But it also introduces control by the government, delays, and new risks for ordinary Kenyans. This is how systems change, slowly, quietly... then permanently

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Just how inhumane can this administration be? The same one that campaigned on the backs of Mama Mboga. Last night, as the public was being distracted with talk of a non-existent arrest of the governor, something far more real was happening. Traders at Gikomba Market were being pushed out, their stalls demolished and their livelihoods disrupted without any consideration to their welfare or dignity. These are hardworking Kenyans who wake up every day to hustle, to feed their families and to keep this city alive. Today, they are counting losses, confused and left wondering where to turn. If this action was justified, why carry it out in the dead of night? Why not do it in broad daylight, openly and in the presence of the public and the media? We need a government that is responsible, humane and respectful. One that puts people and their dignity first. And now more than ever, Nairobi needs a New Deal.

The People’s NDC at Ufungamano House, a historic symbol of liberation. The struggle continues. The future begins.

Fred Matiang’i to Ruto… “Unataka tufanye mjadala kuhusu kukula kweli? Na wewe uko na tumbo lisilo shiba, umekula SHA, mashamba na kila kitu?”

1.3 trillion WITHDRAWN FROM TREASURY cannot be traced;says the Auditor General(stolen) Many are hardly able to conceptualise a trillion! If only this were spent on Education, Health Services and meaningful Jobs creation!

Every mega project has the Auditor General's questions about huge unaccounted funds (stolen).Loans/Taxpayers' money repaymen of which is a burden on Kenyans struggling with the high cost of living. For how long? Is stealing the reason behind all these mega projects?

The finest steel must go through the hottest fire