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Volvo XC90 🕯 Sitabeba wasichana aki God.

Women need to understand that?

Jana asubuhi niliinvite my new found gf kejani then tukashinda the whole day tukipiga story na kujuana..she is a good nurse ...jioni kufika nkamshw mimi sasa naishia mjengoni ntarudi midnight..nkamuachia kshs 3k ajipange nayo . Kurudi nikapata this babe badala ya kutengeza some delicious meal yeye amejinunulia dress ya kshs 1800 kiatu ya 400, hunters choice kwota..balance akashika nazo sigara ,isitoshe maziwa ilikuwa kwa fridge amekunywa yote .. fruits pia amefyeka .. kitu iliniuma ata zaidi ni eti omena zangu pia alikula yiote ..then ako na guts za kuniuliza "Babe hujakuja na fries na chiken ,kwani hatukuli dinner ? " .. Kukatisha story short ,hii relationship imededi na 4 days. I'm now single again. 🤣😂😂😂

Leo nimeenda interview at a certain research institute nikapata panel mzima ni my former colleagues. Tulipiga story za back in the day for 3 straight hours tukusip chai mamaye, then I got employed immediately nikaambiwa naanza job with a fully paid leave commencing today hehee

I made omena for the first time last week and it went downhill quite fast ... Mnisaiide recipe aki.

Watu wa Chelsea wana force parade na walimaliza number kumi

Kushuka labda stairs

What Julians has submitted is extremely critical. Extremely. Right now: • You partly tell KRA what you earned • You tell KRA what tax you owe If finance Bill 2026 passes, It is KRA that will strictly tell YOU: • What you earned • What tax you owe How? • By pulling data from anywhere • eTIMS, banks, third parties, govt ministries integrations, etc If KRA sends you a tax bill. And it is insane. And you disagree. Who must prove it is wrong? The bill says it is you. But here is the danger. KRA is NOT required to tell you: • Where they got the data from • Or how they arrived at the figures So you are left there. Trying to fight numbers you cannot see. And some of those numbers could be system errors. Now ask yourself, - How do you disprove something you don’t even understand? Are you an angel? What Julians is saying is simple. If KRA wants to tax you using their data, KRA must prove to you and the courts that that data is: • Accurate • Reliable & • Defensible Is that a fair argument? Or should taxpayers just fight ghosts?

I've never found a Kenyan Podcast worth listening to apart from Ile ya Dr Kingori.