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Nobody should be able to run up and access our President in this manner. The security team needs to be trained and changed immediately. Can you imagine if this guy has access to a knife and he how close he was able to access the President’s neck.

@Lightcasttvke Presidential security nini hii tena.

Drama as President Ruto's security swing into action, bundle a man who unexpectedly ran and hugged him to beg for a job

@ahmadsalims @ombachi13 The day we learn that hope is not a strategy..

So proud of my brother @ombachi13 Well in brother. Well in.

Bien-Aimé Baraza and the Roaming Chef Dennis Ombachi invited for a private dinner by President Emmanuel Macronduring his visit to Kenya 🇫🇷🇰🇪 @ombachi13 @bienaimesol

When a MAN falls, don't celebrate. Don't mock their struggles. Sit. Pause. Learn. Men learn through other men's experiences. Wins and losses are vital lessons. Listen. Learn. Live.

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@mohammedhersi I've been in the industry for some time now, the so called high in the society, have very poor perception of what it takes to run a seamless, almost perfect event or function. At this point we shall excuse them for rural mentality or a worst case scenario poverty mind set.

Hotelier’s Diary When I was a resort general manager, a client—a very prominent lawyer—came to us to host his daughter’s wedding. On paper, he was ideal. In person, he was… a full-time economist with a part-time wedding to plan. After a few rounds of what I can only describe as price interrogation, my team invited me to witness the situation firsthand. I walked into the meeting. Within minutes, the man went straight for the jugular: Client: “Hersi, you people are a rip-off. How do you sell a soda at 90 bob when it’s KSh 15 at a kiosk?” Now, when someone compares your multi-million-shilling establishment to a roadside kiosk with this level of confidence, you don’t interrupt them. You let them finish. It’s only polite. Me (nodding slowly): “KSh 15, you say?” Client (energized): “Yes! KSh 15!” At this point, I saw it—his master plan. A legal mind. A financial genius. A man who had cracked the global hospitality pricing conspiracy. Me (leaning forward, inspired): “Sir, this is groundbreaking. Honestly, you should host the entire wedding at that kiosk. Imagine the savings. In fact, I insist—just make sure I’m invited. I would never forgive myself for missing such an economically efficient event.” Silence. Not the normal kind. The kind where even your ancestors lean in to listen. And just like that… real negotiations started . Let’s be honest. Some people want a five-star venue, flawless service security, ambience, elegance. A wedding that trends for three days straight But they also want prices that suggest the event will be held next to a stack of soda crates and a weighing scale. That is not budgeting. That is wishful thinking with confidence. Here’s what fascinates me: You want to “spoil” your daughter with a dream wedding…but the same dream must apparently be sponsored by kiosk economics. Pick a struggle. At a hotel, you are not paying for a soda. You are paying for: $ The environment that makes you feel important $ The staff who pretend your stress is not contagious $ The infrastructure that ensures nothing collapses mid-toast $ The quiet, invisible machinery that turns chaos into “effortless elegance” That extra money? That’s the cost of things working. KSh 15 gets you a soda, KSh 90 gets you peace of mind. In the end, we hosted the weddin on our terms. Because if there’s one thing we are absolutely not……it’s a kiosk with ambition.

@KhalifKairo I remember that, this Nairobi aint no joke.

@KhalifKairo Do you know Chatur, easy.

Romans 12: 19-21. We have officially taken over Diamond plaza II , 3rd floor which was under IBK. This will be the third kaiandkaro.com branch in Nairobi. To those who have been expecting our downfall, sitback and watch because my GOD has just started blessing us.

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Relationship advice every man must understand. - Andrew Tate

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We must continue walking with them, step-by-step, routinely offering them more training and mentorship, as we assess the growth and success of their businesses.

@AokoOtieno_ Great, start a podcast, giving tea live live

Tell me what you'd like me to "change" (Do better) As we enter New Year Bora usinitusi. Hapo nitakuharibia siku coz nimebobea hiyo sekta Kind Facts. Un-swallowable as they may seem Undugu ni kuambiana ukweli. Na msinivuruge saana Anything. I'll take it into advisement

Honoring the enduring legacy of a life profoundly lived. Rest in peace, Cyrus Jirongo.

@KenyanSays That's true, the brand is lost from the boarding area in Nairobi. I once booked for an 8pm bus from Oyugis to Nairobi, only for the bus to come at midnight and had to go to Kendu Bay and Homa Bay then to Nairobi, we arrived in Nairobi at 11am. Blady bure kabisa.

“Bus ya saa nne inakuja saa saba” A Kenyan man calls out Easy Coach management for keeping passengers waiting for hours at their offices.

Excellent delivery by @JohnSibiOkumu 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Before the world had maps, there was Kenya. Before language, there was rhythm. Before time had a name, there were footsteps across this red earth. This is not just a place. It’s a pulse. It’s the exhale of the wild. The whisper of ancestors in the wind. The drumbeat in your chest you thought was yours alone. Come here and unlearn Trade your inbox for a horizon. Trade reception bars for baobab trees. Come walk barefoot through the origin of everything life, flavour, fire, soul. Because Kenya is not a destination. It’s the birthplace of awe. The homeland of wonder. The reset the modern world forgot it needed. You don’t visit Kenya. You remember it. You return to it. You wake up in it. This is Magical Kenya. The Origin of Wonder. Welcome back.

Visited #Kisumu today and paid a courtesy call to my brother and colleague Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o. As fellow founding members of the #ODM it was a pleasure to reconnect and acknowledge the solid work he continues to deliver for #KisumuCity. I was accompanied by Prof. George Abungu and Abdulqadir Omar, we appreciated the warm and constructive engagement. Kisumu’s steady progress remains commendable.

@amerix Black sugarless coffee all the way, add morning sun.

Each morning is a black coffee morning, • Brewed coffee • Sugarless When you stop consuming sugar, your taste buds begin appreciating the natural nuanced aroma of dark roast coffee. #FoodFriday