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@hametuku @sholard_mancity That doesnt erase the danger of exposing public to scams and theft

@sholard_mancity How many months are few. According to Safaricom policy after 120 days of inactivity then your line is deemed inactive and available for resale.

A Kenyan by the name Elias Wekesa has taken Safaricom to court, and every Kenyan should pay attention. He says Safaricom deactivated his line after it stayed inactive for a few months, then reassigned it to another person. When he tried using it again, he was met with a shock. The number was gone. Worse, he says he could no longer receive OTPs from his bank and other platforms tied to that number. This case matters because it touches every Kenyan. Because your phone number is no longer just a number. It is tied to your bank account. Your email. Your work accounts. Your private life. The moment that number is handed to someone else, the risks begin. OTPs can go elsewhere. Recovery codes can land in another person’s hands. Account alerts can reach a stranger. That person is not just holding a SIM card. They may be holding access to parts of your digital life. And if they have bad intentions, the damage can be immediate. And for families who have lost loved ones, it cuts even deeper. A parent’s number. A sibling’s number. A loved one’s number. One day, it holds memories. The next day, it belongs to a stranger. This is why Safaricom must be forced to create stronger safeguards before reassigning numbers. Because in today’s world, a phone number is not disposable. It is identity. And identity should never be reassigned without protection.

Karibu niambie mungu wa Gaucho anikumbuke pia , nikarealise Huwa anaworship Raila ondinga . Ikabidi nimeomba Mungu Baba anijalie pia ✔️

@cheruiyotkb @johnyki58989 Elucidate

A dividend increase to Sh 2/- will hopefully get us into 40's in 3 months.

If you had to put Sh 1M in just one stock at current NSE price and not touch it for 10 years, what are you picking?

If it was in Kenya, the bodaboda rider would have felt very goood....

KTN has risked all investigations including those of untouchables to bring the truth to its customers in a year of truth KTN looks back at 2025 investigations that challenged power.

Norgaard vs Crystal Palace (H) Nice and tidy. Wonder why he hasn't been used more by Arteta especially in latter stages of games.

Am changing the Tesla mission wording from: Sustainable Abundance To Amazing Abundance

@_falsi1ke francoprussian war

WITHOUT GOOGLING Name a famous historic battle.

@MwangiBonnie @HusseinMohamedg actually , if we analyse the Philips curve on inflation and unemployment . lower inflation signifies higher unemployment rate leading to harsh conditions . higher inflation may indicate rise in cost of living but unemployment rates are lower hernce more people can earn a living

Let me take this opportunity to set the record straight on behalf of all Kenyans. @HusseinMohamedg With regards to inflation: 9.6 → 4.6 % One headline says it all: Kenyans are borrowing KSH 13 billion a month, in order to be able to eat. Prices didn’t fall because of better management. They fell because Kenyans stopped affording basic goods. The “lower inflation” reflects economic paralysis — small businesses shut down, farmers can’t access credit, and demand has collapsed. Food inflation still hovers around 9–10%, while household incomes are shrinking. With regards to shilling: 165 → 129 per USD The stronger shilling isn’t from exports or productivity. It’s the result of short-term dollar borrowing — Eurobond proceeds, IMF tranches, and syndicated loans. Kenya is borrowing to look stable. When those borrowed dollars run out, the shilling will tumble again. It’s an illusion funded by future generations. Think about this: The 18-34 years age group is the most productive age group globally. In our country, this age group faces a 67% poverty rate. Nobody from this age group will walk into Quick Mart and trade in the "savings from shilling appreciation" for food. Kenyans need jobs, and they are not getting them. With regards to reserves: $5.7 B → $12 B Conveniently leaves out that those “record reserves” are borrowed dollars from new IMF loans, syndicated loans, and Eurobond proceeds — not export surpluses. Kenya is literally borrowing to look solvent, because President Ruto lacks the courage to deal with the real issues destroying the economy - such as corruption and a crushingly expensive government. With regards to CBR: 13 → 9.25 % Yes, the Central Bank cut its policy rate, but commercial lending rates remain 15–18%, and SMEs still can’t access credit. Why? Because the government itself has become the biggest borrower in Kenya — tapping commercial banks for short-term domestic loans at double-digit interest. In 2023-2025, domestic debt was 51% of our sovereign debt, while interest on that portion of debt was 70% of the total interest obligation. No different than borrowing from a loan shark to take your girlfriend to Las Vegas. This crowds out ordinary Kenyans and businesses: banks prefer lending to government (risk-free, high-yield) rather than to citizens or the productive economy. Result: the government borrows, banks profit, citizens suffocate. With regards to GDP: KSh 17 trillion — Growth on paper, misery in reality The size of the economy only confirms if there is food in the kitchen, and the amount of the food. A more important question is, WHO IS INVITED TO EAT? Our country today is using roughly 50% of every shilling we have on salaries for less than 2% of the population. For example, in 2023-2024, when our country earned KSH 2.5 trillion in revenue, KSH 1.2 trillion, or 48%, was devoted to salaries for one million employees of the national government. That is less than 2% of our population. That 2% is WHO IS EATING. The 98% of us are mere spectators in the feast.

Tomorrow Morning I will be filing a case at the High Court In Nairobi to seek the suspension of the Privatization Act and Land Amendment Act immediately as we prosecute the cases to have both laws declared unconstitutional. Time to take accountability to the next level.

Financial discipline brings more choices and freedom. Being financially empowered allows you to "sack" a toxic boss, avoid indignifying situations, and live where you want. Few want to budget or pay attention to where their money is flowing but that's exactly what will open up more options for you. Money management is life management.

The problem with a lying President is that even when he accidentally tells the truth,no one believes him. Everyone believes there's a LOOTING objective in all his schemes,dams, stadiums,e-procurement,roads etc.Tragic !

The most sacred of our freedoms is that of speech. We must jealously guard our hard earned freedom of speech!

Hugs Bro

RIP to this brother

“The Kenyan High Court has also now suspended Bill Gates immunity from Prosecution” “We do not trust The World Health Organisation - Vaccines have decreased fertility” The Whole of Africa including Kenya is quickly turning on Bill Gates & The WHO after observing the long term damage they have caused treating their populations like Guinea Pigs.

Oburu Oginga odinga predicted Raila Odinga #Jowi Ruto Nyanza Duale Bondo Enigma Sifuna Agwambo

Rigathi once Said......

Atakufa Wednesday 19th azikiwe Saturday 29th. Jowi !

@Jujuwontmis @Kimuzi_ hope ulinote ww ni idiot... I just tried to accommodate your view for civility

@murimitimothy25 @Kimuzi_ This was so thinking of him,, People who loves themselves actually end up not being helpful in life,, you should love others and be ready to share ideas with them

Kuchukia mkikuyu juu Kenyattas waliharibu Kenya ama Luo because of Odingas or Kalenjins because of Moi and Ruto, ama kamba juu ya Kalonzo, or Luhya juu ya Mdvd, ni some primitive behavior bana. Stereotypes are the dumbest people now. Tribes na individuality ni diff.