Why are you advising Sifuna and you support Ruto?
Atwoli warns Sifuna against aligning with Gachagua in 2027 elections citizen.digital/article/atwo…
G retweeted
This has been nothing short of impressive! Meanwhile Nairobi is reportedly experiencing a dust storm.
China has recorded the largest and fastest increase in forest area worldwide xhtxs.cn/bfRS #LongMarch
G retweeted
China has recorded the largest and fastest increase in forest area worldwide xhtxs.cn/bfRS #LongMarch
G retweeted
Njeri Maina: How can you say that education is thriving when lecturers are currently on strike because the government has not released funding? Don’t you think that is a lack of compassion?
#JKLive
G retweeted
Did State Corporations buy shares in Kenya Pipeline IPO to hold them for Aliko Dangote? If this is proven directly or through circumstantial evidence, it will violate every applicable provision of the Constitution, Statutes & established law. State institutions cannot be proxies for individuals. As over Kshs. 42B of public money was involved, Kenyans deserve the whole truth. In the US, the judicial system has developed the law called “facading”, where companies & its Directors are held criminally liable for financial engineering & manipulating the capital markets.
G retweeted
Now you understand where Dangote's bravado came from. All along, the deal had been cooked right from the top to the point of forcing pension funds & state agencies to buy-and-hold KPC shares for him. This is a bandit economy!
G retweeted
Kenya’s state-backed pension funds and agencies have reduced their combined stake in KPC from 38.35% to below 15%, following Aliko Dangote’s acquisition of a 25% stake in the company.
These state-backed institutions include:
— National Social Security Fund (NSSF)
— Public Servants Pension Scheme
— County Workers Pension Fund
— Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA)
— Pension schemes linked to Kenya Power, KPC and Kenya Ports Authority (KPA).
G retweeted
State-backed institutions like NSSF that bought KPC shares using public and workers’ pension funds made virtually no profit from the sale to Aliko Dangote.
They bought at Sh9 per share and reportedly sold at Sh9.02, a difference of just 2 cents per share before transaction costs.
G retweeted
Gen Z job seekers are now ghosting employers after interviews, even after being told they are the preferred candidates.
According to one HR manager, a candidate went silent after being selected for a supervisory role. After nearly two weeks of calls and messages, he explained that he had accepted another job with “a better salary and a shorter commute.”
Candidates are increasingly considering factors beyond salary, including:
— Flexible working arrangements
— Medical benefits
— Shorter commutes
— Career growth opportunities
