Samuel Kuria

@KQSupport Where are the bags that were left behind by KQ598 last night 27th March? Looking for tags 386743 and 386750 specifically @KenyaAirways

On this day 5 years ago, global supply chains were interrupted. The Suez Canal was closed due to a stuck shipping vessel. Today, history repeats itself with the Strait of Hormuz closed for an entirely different reason - war! The Good Book says "there's nothing new under the sun"!

Good morning everyone, I would like to inform any motorist to check their insurance before driving their vehicles. Trident has just cancelled all it's insurance covers. Retweet.

@amerix It stood??? English has been compromised by mother tongue.

While walking from the gym, a green snake crossed the road in front of me. It then stood, looked at me, and slithered away silently. In our tradition, a green snake is a sign of good luck and success coming up.

Lent and Ramadan: Wednesday 18th February 2026 marks the start of Lent but also the start of Ramadan -two very significant religious seasons in the Christian and Islam calendars. The last time this happened was in 1863! May this season of prayer and fasting be meaningful to all.

@AssociatesRoba Hmmm....this is interesting. I had fights with the same institution for arbitrary increases on my USD mortgage and their excuse was that they notified before the changes. I should have sued!!

🚨🚨 DID YOUR BANK EVER “JUST” INCREASE YOUR LOAN INTEREST ABRUPTLY? READ THIS. The Supreme Court of Kenya has finally said what many borrowers suspected but were never told. In Stanbic Bank Kenya Ltd v Santowels Ltd [2024] KESC 31, the Court ruled that banks CANNOT wake up one morning and increase your interest rate just because your loan agreement says they can. In this case, the dispute began in a very familiar way. A company borrowed money from a bank under loan agreements that allowed the bank to vary interest rates. Over time, the bank adjusted the interest, notified the borrower, and the borrower paid. Years later, the borrower questioned whether those increases were lawful and commissioned an independent audit. The audit showed that the bank had charged more interest than it should have. What followed was a long court battle that climbed all the way to the Supreme Court. The bank’s defence was simple and dangerous: the contract allowed it and that the borrower had signed. The Supreme Court rejected that argument. The Court held that even where a loan contract gives a bank discretion to vary interest rates, that discretion is not absolute. Under section 44 of the Banking Act, a bank must first obtain approval from the Cabinet Secretary responsible for finance before increasing interest rates. Contractual clauses do not override statutory safeguards. The Court was blunt: discretion cannot be exercised arbitrarily, and the law exists precisely to prevent that. This decision lands hard for ordinary borrowers. Many Kenyans have experienced rising loan balances they never negotiated, never approved, and never truly understood. This judgment confirms that interest variation is not a private arrangement between you and your bank. It is a regulated act. If you were charged increased interest without the required approval, the law provides a remedy. Courts can order refunds of unlawfully charged interest and award damages where overcharging is proved. The Supreme Court has drawn the line. For borrowers who thought the money was gone forever, the law says otherwise. For more information, contact us at info@robaandassociates.com #TheDECADEinKL Partey #KilimoProgressReport BETA Agriculture #MikeAndKingangi #LoveAtFirstTry Kenya Kwanza kanjama unfit president butere level 4 hospital Carrick nyota rpl Guinness World Records Kenya Kwanza

@mungaikihanya @KRB_Kenya Very nice initiative. Would recommend adding the date of the survey as the information is not static. I have my usual road home which was upgraded to Bitumen standard in 2022 still shows as untarred

This is probably the most important road map of Kenya: maps.krb.go.ke/kenya-roads-bo… It shows all the roads and their condition. Great work @KRB_Kenya 👏👏👏 Keep tit up!

Celebrating @JaneMbagiMutua on the launch of her first book “It’s Monday” with @MercyNgumi and @EzekielMutua #JMMMondays

@moneyacademyKE Roundabouts with lights is a total confusion - nothing smart there! We either go with roundabouts only or create cross-junctions with lights.

Kenya has signed a Sh24 billion loan with China EximBank to fund a smart traffic system in Nairobi. The project will cover 25 roundabouts with lights, cameras, and sensors to ease traffic

@kahome_steve I am not boarding!!

If you liked Safaricom’s stock at a 4% dividend yield, you should like its bond at a 10.4% interest rate 😂😂

@kahome_steve I am happy camper!

Nvidia: Revenue up +62% YoY Net Income up+65% YoY Net profit margin: 56% Incredible!

@kahome_steve How long will the bull run continue though? With our election cycle issues...

Despite the NSE gaining 85% in the last two years, only 2K new investors have opened new accounts to invest in the NSE? Is the bull run not enough motivation or do Kenyans lack financial literacy

@kahome_steve Waiting for the market reaction with baited breath

Happy Nvidia earnings day for those who celebrate

@gari_za_kenya_ You are good human beans 😆

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This 🫶🏽 @KenyaAirways

Thika road still open all the way as at 9:30am. Only congestion is between Githurai and Kasarani inbound.

Countdown to the premiere of @wawiranjiru on @TEDTalks starts now! Watch via the link in our bio tomorrow 30/07 #WawiraonTED #Feedingthefuture

JUST IN: @AfDB_Group in collaboration with @isdb_group, @FinMinNigeria, and the Abia State Government, has launched the USD 263.8M Abia State Integrated Infrastructure Development Project in Umuahia. 🏗️

@MwangoCapital @BD_Africa Now compare with Nigeria....for context, divide by 12 to get the KES equivalent!!!!

MultiChoice Kenya to raise DStv prices from 1 August 2025: —Premium: KES 11,700 (↑700) —Compact Plus: KES 7,300 (↑500) —Compact: KES 4,200 (↑300) —Family: KES 2,250 (↑150) —Lite: Unchanged at KES 750 (@BD_Africa)

@moneyacademyKE Now compare with the prices in Nigeria!!! For context, divide by 12 to get the Shs equivalent!!!

DStv prices to go up again from August 1: Here’s how: —Premium: up by Sh700 to Sh11,700 —Compact Plus: up by Sh500 to Sh7,300 —Compact: up by Sh300 to Sh4,200 —Family: up by Sh150 to Sh2,250 —Lite: unchanged at Sh750 —New: Xtra View at Sh1,700