Victor Sambu,G.E (ķïpcheřeŢ)

God only knows

@alexmwanzo At that price,zii, check mogo... Iko kitu

Kuna demio imetoko engine Kakamega am feeling risky Kwanza Ni dithoro

@danaceda 284k under construction

They have only built 5500 units. Which means (at 170B collections) each house is over 30m. Total Waste of money as was predicted. Subsidize the cost of cement and steel and people will build their own houses at far cheaper rates. That's the true path to sustainable housing.

@moneyacademyKE Bad idea😅

NTSA is set to replace physical logbooks from June 10, 2026, with e-logbooks on the eCitizen platform. The new system will allow instant updates, online vehicle transfers, and digital verification.

@italic_azzuri @IEAKwame @NationAfrica Learn to understand your capacity boy

@fynbyme @IEAKwame @NationAfrica Why can't you bring the figures that state otherwise?

Folks, I took sides against Affordable Housing policy early. @NationAfrica today confirms that policy was sold on lies. Select contractors are making returns several times above market rates. But there was a time when blowhards thought KK could do no wrong. Or did not care. 👇

@IEAKwame We called it, there was something very wrong with that figure.

Folks, I have received this statement intended to clarify that newspaper report implying that contractors had margins of 30%. I include it here in the quest for fairness but I will review the full report and make my own comments again. x.com/IEAKwame/statu…

@moneyacademyKE What is the normal rate for a contractors profit in a construction project? And when they say 30% is it net or gross? Coz it's in public knowledge that affordable housing award rates is on the lower percentile of market prices.

Contractors under the affordable housing programme are set to earn about Sh86 billion in profits from houses valued at about Sh286 billion. This means for every Sh100 collected from workers through the housing levy, about Sh30 is going to contractors as profit.

@Kalasinga_ Hybrid crown 9.6km in a 1k km journey... Craxi!

If that 9.6km/l is the consumption, mmenda sana

@Bossyator Vacuum lift might be more appropriate

Staircase with a wheelchair access ramp.

@xysist Provident funds for institutions but also Invest yourself in different funds and get much more.

@fynbyme Self administered ni gani buddy

ICEA lion pension scheme gave a return of 12.25% for 2025 which is quite decent. What is even better is that any contributions below 360,000 a year (30,000 a month ) are tax free. Guys please prepare for retirement

@stevemuema @kenyasgossips @SakajaJohnson True true!

In Nairobi, the problem is weak enforcement, when authorities don’t take laws seriously, citizens end up breaking them left, right, and center. If enforcement was consistent, revenue collection would likely double. Unfortunately, @SakajaJohnson lacks a clear strategy on how to effectively govern the city.

Cars entering Tatu City are required to wash dirty tyres to keep the roads clean or pay a fine of Ksh5000.

@BillowKerrow Excise duty in particular!

A car is no longer a luxury. It's an essential means of communication & transport. These taxes should be removed!

@MarcusGravy7 @stevemuema @kenyasgossips Exactly. 100%

@fynbyme @stevemuema @kenyasgossips This looks much more practical and efficient

@stevemuema @kenyasgossips But again, for a requirements you need to provide the support to ensure a relatively easier way to mitigate the risk. What have they done than to fine especially with available tech. to mitigate this challenge, it gives the impression like fines are one of the revenue source

@fynbyme @kenyasgossips Absolutely. Unfortunately, in Kenya we’ve normalized breaking the law and living in a disorderly environment.

@mainafree @stevemuema @kenyasgossips You are right😊

@fynbyme @stevemuema @kenyasgossips Look at this fool trying to sound smart... 😂😂😂 Whether you lick them, pee on them or wash them in your bathroom, tires have to be clean.

@stevemuema @kenyasgossips No. that is not how a city should be managed, it should be a culture not a rule. i'd argue, they should provide tire bath at the entrance or as you exit construction site. btw it feels colonial

That’s how a city should be managed. Along Thika Road, between Safaripark and TRM, there’s a major church and an affordable housing project for the military. Every time the tipper trucks leave the site, they spill soil all over the road, creating a mess and safety hazard. @KeNHAKenya they don't bother.

@randomworldke You can't blame the president for your own misfortune, it could have been worse, but hardwork is individual

The pain in this man voice 😔:My prayer is 2027 ,we elect an economist like Mwai Kibaki, or better. A man who knows nothing but can't delete 😭. It's a shame !

@ernest_nyakundi Tbh, this habit is bad for the construction industry and at the end it's the construction contractor ecosystem that gets the hit Also, remember the current construction law jurisprudence, was primarily due to misuse of contract provisions. In short our work is to build not claim

A contractor wins a project with the lowest bid. 6 months later… He’s on track to make more money than the highest bidder. No upgrades. No extra work. No variations. So where is the money coming from? Here's how the sharp boys of the construction industry move. A thread 🧵

@xysist Ooh yeah 💯

@fynbyme The diesel one maybe ?

I recently did a trip to Lake Kivu- Rwanda from Nairobi KE using a Toyota Avensis wagon. Nairobi - Kisii- Busia-Jinja - Kampala - Mbarara- Katuna- Kigali- Lake Kivu and back to Nairobi. Started Wednesday. Finished Tuesday. 2893km - 12km/l I’ll detail my experience below: