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- 1. Pick up your saloon car: Emali mechanic converts old saloon cars into pick-ups
- 2. Rising food prices in Kenya
- 3. Celebrating Kenya @50 years of independance
- 4. New Excise taxes take effect from midnight
- 5. Africa Investigates - Kenya: Lighting Up
Pick up your saloon car: Emali mechanic converts old saloon cars into pick-ups
Do you have an old beat up car that you want to dispose of because you have no use for it anymore? Before you throw it away, you should meet Katese the ...
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Zack Hakeem
commented
on 19 Jun 2015
what a talented brother.. imagine if someone help this guy and others like
him with talents in kenya. They would bring new innovations to kenya.
victor nyorani
commented
on 16 Jun 2015
Awesome! If more people become innovative like this, we will soon be
manufacturing our own Kenyan-made cars.
Fleur
commented
on 16 Jun 2015
good, but what happens to the log book?
John Collins
commented
on 16 Jun 2015
Akili ni nywele.
Rising food prices in Kenya
This short film features people in Kenya who have seen the price of staples such as maize, beans and oil soar in the last two years. Many families are now ...
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OriginalNeomoon
commented
on 28 Sep 2008
In other words, there has been far too much damage IN THE PAST to even
imagine what you're suggesting. Because you take away all aid, you take
away all influence and you have violence and death, and you have cries from
people like yourself over why the Western powers aren't helping these
people. I agrees, the West should get out of Africa but the problem lays in
the fact that too many people with kind hearts to allow people who have
been repressed and for almost two centuries to fix themselves.
kennydalo
commented
on 26 Sep 2008
over 4 decades since independence, no longer can kenyans blame the
colonials nor can they blame the west. "kikulacho kinguoni mwako" the
leaders suck the blood of the people. 3 million ksh salary? 800,000 kshs
for the spouses? 46 ministers? monthly incomes of less than $300? and
you're blaming the u.s? damn, you must be f***ing crazy people. no wonder
you're complaining of rocketing staple food prices, education fees and
medical bills. stop whining and ask why your leaders are earning big!!!!
sarahbeara024
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on 26 Sep 2008
Yes you did bring up "statistics" People like you make this world violent.
Evolve into the 21st Century! I just wish you were raised with the truth;
race is nothing but a socially constructed problem created, for the most
part, by white people. Get with the program and study genealogical
evidence; we are more alike than we are different. If there is a god, may
he/she have mercy on your soul for treating another human being with such
disrespect. I forgive you, dude, you don't know any better.
Daracon75
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on 26 Sep 2008
Detroit has 80% Black population, and has access to the same resources as
the rest of the US, yet Detroit has proven to be the most violent in the
entire United States. How can you blame white people when there's no white
people to blame? Oh you just said it was "white colonialism" of course. Or,
"Because of Whites hundreds of years ago, Africans are starving now"
Yeah..... that makes sense..... lol. The Kenyan city of Nairobi is
litterally 40 times more violent than my country (Australia)
Daracon75
commented
on 26 Sep 2008
"Unfortunately, your beliefs on IQ are not correct, and your statistics do
not mean anything" Well obviously you have no idea what you're talking
about because you said my stats mean nothing when I haven't even given them
to you yet. You just hate white people for some reason and don't understand
the words "personal responsibility" If Africans are suffering it just CAN'T
be the Africans' fault. It MUST be white people. White people don't
dominate Detroit, Michigan. Look at the crime there
WillAwesomeface
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on 26 Sep 2008
These eople can't create a stable economy or system for maintaining enough
food to feed everyone. Hence there are two options, have other countries
continuously donate to them or have them sort out the problem themselves.
Granted the second option may seem cruel but its the only way to make the
country self sufficient, their relying on hand outs has only caused over
population in addition to poor health. It is best to let them solve their
own problems and remove the crutch given to them.
OriginalNeomoon
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on 28 Sep 2008
Doubtful, in the short term, and short term here should be considered 3 or
4 generations. There is far too much cultural and political damage done by
the colonization of Africa by the Europeans in the 1800s. We have many
cultures (not all, but many) why had complex social systems before
occupation that were destroyed during occupation, this is what caused the
problem in Rawanda for for instance. You had a equal give or take caste
system that was misinterpreted by the colonist s as a ...
link10909
commented
on 26 Sep 2008
If you study history and how our economy is suppose to work you would see
almost a sine graph and while the economy was great under him it was about
right or even worse that what would be predicted from a graph. And you have
to realize that what the guy before you does to or for the economy affects
how the things go in your term. Really regulation and this whole idea that
the more people in debt the better, after all the american dream is owning
a house and car you can't afford.....
OriginalNeomoon
commented
on 28 Sep 2008
... Servitude between the one class and the other. The traditional caste
system was thus corrupted because of that single misinterpretation. Also do
to European style boundary marking style (invisible lines on a map)
traditionally transient people have been forced to take root in a single
area, and hence the effects we now see with droughts. The pre-colonized
peoples of Africa (again some not all) were transient for a reason, they
understood how fragile and fickle the land could be.
fsmisreal
commented
on 26 Sep 2008
I thought this crisis was because rich people loaned poor people money then
assured other rich people the poor people would be able to pay it back so
those rich guys bought porfolios of all these poor peoples loans but they
had insurance policys taken out on them just 3 cents on the dollar then
those portfolios failed and they want the poor to pay back the other 97
cents. So ultimatly it is the wealthys fault. Not to mention all the
insider trading and the shit we never hear about.
Daracon75
commented
on 26 Sep 2008
F33bs, you dumb shit. Incase you don't have the intelligence to understand,
THIS IS ABOUT FUCKING RACE, YOU DUMB FUCK. Let me put it in terms you'll
understand. "Innocent Children" are starving to death because their
dumbarse African parents don't have the intelligence to say to themselves..
"Hmm, If me have more than 10 children, me no be able feed them all ^_^" Oh
well. You ever wondered why the WHITE areas in Africa were civilised and
had no food problems? Tell me, why is that?
Peter C
commented
on 07 Oct 2008
I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Kenya. I can certainly emphasize what
these people. I used to eat much of the same food they showed on the clip.
These price increases are incredible and very difficult on the very poor.
Much of these prices increases seem to be related to global economic
forces, which is beyond the control of these people who are among the poor
of the poor. I think what's hard for Americans to fathom is that this how
more than 80% of the world lives.
Celebrating Kenya @50 years of independance
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michael mwangi
commented
on 22 Oct 2013
great stuff and creation
New Excise taxes take effect from midnight
Beer, cigarette, bottled water, cars and motorbike prices to rise The KRA targets to collect Ksh. 28 billion from the new taxes Citizen TV is Kenya's leading ...
Africa Investigates - Kenya: Lighting Up
We investigate Big Tobacco's disturbing attempts to increase the sale of cigarettes in Kenya. - Subscribe to our channel: //bit.ly/AJSubscribe - Follow us on ...
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kenneth wanjohi
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on 26 Dec 2015
Migori is not 100 miles from Nairob!its amazing how local correspondents
lack basic information,and whilst your story had some points you are very
pedestrian about smoking...ban alcohol..the human being has choices,respect
that
Mark Kiarie Kariuki
commented
on 01 Jan 2016
+kenneth wanjohi on that BAT payroll much?
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