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14:23
From: White African
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 ChezolaPay is a new mobile payment service soon to be offered in Nigeria. The application was developed by a Canadian company, but will be rolling out in its first African country this year. In order to use it, you must have a GSM enabled phone and the money gets transferred via an SMS message. Your account is charged up via prepaid cards.
Going by their vendor list, the bank that will be handling the services will be First City Monument Bank Plc.
If you’re in Nigeria and are going to be using the service, take the time to look at the different types of accounts. You can choose from Individual, Family or Corporate.
My Thoughts
So, this is an interesting development, and a much needed step in the right direction. However, I don’t think this is the final answer for mobile payments in Africa. I stand by my earlier posts; African needs a mobile payment platform that is both banking AND carrier agnostic. I hope that someone like Herman Chinery-Hesse can actually develop his visionary platform.
(via Montreal Tech Watch, hat tip Heri)
 
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12:15
From: You Missed This
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archiveRecent surveys have clearly shown that most Kenyans do not believe that Moi's declared support for Kibaki is inconsequential as some of our dear readers and commentators think. Others here have said that Rift Valley has changed too much for Moi to have any major impact on what happens in the next few weeks and ultimately in the general elections. Of course all this is ignoring one of Moi's most effective secret weapons which he has used for years with great success. And this is his uncanny ability to pass on a clear message directly to the electorate that does not pass through the press where we can all read and analyze and ridicule it. So the question any serious analyst should be asking themselves is what Moi will tell Kalenjin voters. Let us first admit that selling anything Kikuyu in the Rift Valley is a very difficult thing to do, so Moi will need to be very aggressive determined and pull out all stops or checks he may have earlier placed in front of himself in the coming vicious winner takes all battle. It is not what Moi says in public that will have an impact but what is said in secret away from press coverage... Read moreHow To Make Serious Money Using Blogs Or Generate Plenty Of Traffic For Your Site. It Is So Easy, Expert Explains
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12:15
From: You Missed This
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archive Guest post by Kinuthia WaMwangiFor almost five years, some leaders have carried on a sustained hate campaign punctuated with vitriol, contempt and fractious politics. It is not difficult to imagine that this has something to do with breach of trust based on a piece of paper known as the Memorandum of Understanding between individuals who agreed to share power in a certain fashion back in 2002. It may also be based on a feeling of self-loss after an individual scored an own goal by uttering the phrase "Kibaki Tosha." This quixotic self-deceit that one denied oneself the chance to be in State House undermines the intelligence of voters who overwhelmingly chose the person they wanted to occupy it. Unfortunately, the deceit was packaged and delivered to Kenyans who swallowed it lock, stock and barrel. It has been used to peddle a regime-change campaign full of vitriol. FAST BACKWARDS TO EARLY 2003The media led the way by praising the rational distribution of government posts according to diverse national interests, but... Read moreHow To Make Serious Money Using Blogs Or Generate Plenty Of Traffic For Your Site. It Is So Easy, Expert Explains
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12:15
From: You Missed This
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archiveMost Kenyans do not really know Moi and what the man is capable of. A little reminder is in order. Moi the Liar Daniel Moi's performance denying any involvement in the murder of former foreign minister Robert Ouko was the kind of performance that would have won a Hollywood oscar. "My government has absolutely nothing to do with the Ouko murder," he told the nation with a straight face. In fact he looked fairly angry and the one who had been wronged in the whole matter. Clap. Clap. Clap. The former president still uses the same straight face to tell all sorts of lies. Moi The HypocriteThese days Daniel Moi gets very worked up whenever he is talking about ODM. His favorite catchphrase in describing the party—this is nothing more than a tribal party. By extension he also means that Raila Odinga is a tribalist. But hold on a minute sir... Read moreHow To Make Serious Money Using Blogs Or Generate Plenty Of Traffic For Your Site. It Is So Easy, Expert Explains
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11:04
From: Rants, Raves & Reviews
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The NSE provides a VWAP on their price list. Click here to go to their website to download a pricelist. The link is located on the left side. I was informed (right or wrong) that the "V" stands for "Variable"... I know what a Weighted Average Price is but if WAP is variable then what good is the WAP???? Does anyone know for sure HOW the NSE calculates the VWAP? Will a Math major... or anyone else please help me out! I googled the term but came up with nothing that included the "variable"... Or is this Kenyan style math where: Politician( aka pig/GOK/GOK employee/FOK/moi) receives 100/- but the mwananchi/project receives 10/- but the politician (& his cohorts) crow how the project received the full allocation. To recap how Kenyan math works 100=10. Back to "V"WAP... erm, please explain to me what it means!
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10:38
From: bankelele
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Name this bank? The deal of the year brings together Stanbic and CFC Banks merge together and is expected to be finalized next month with only Central bank and CMA approval left. The combined, but yet to be named, bank will have assets of over 55 billion shillings ($800 million), deposits of 43 billion, loans of 30 billion and a pre tax profit as June 2007 of 934 million ($14 million) Mzalendo bank account Commenting on the report on bank charges released this week, The Governor of the Central Bank called for a Mzalendo bank account which would probably be akin to mzansi from South Africa which is a low cost account at several banks (with wide branch networks – e.g. KCB, Equity, Postbank) that has similar features and charges at all the banks banking is not cheap A recent report released on the banking sector shoed that banking not cheap is not cheap for most account holders . This should not be a surprise to the public who read about the bank profits or the authorities who are sent all charges and tariffs by the banks each month There’s already been grumbling from research firms ho say a local firm could have carried out the survey and some banks who say the report is inaccurate. Earlier, some advertised banking is unexpectedly not as cheap
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9:41
From: Cock And Bull
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It usually is not easy to explain how important land is to the people of a country such as Kenya. And so, when one reads about different communities fighting over land or tribal flare-ups over grazing rights or animosity over water points he or she might be forgiven for thinking it is just another thing that Africans like to do.
When I went to work in Namibia a few years ago, the tea girl in the office asked me, “How many cows does your father have?” And I replied, “Two”. She looked at me incredulously, for she had never imagined that a person can have only two cows. I did not understand her shock, until I stayed in the country for a while and came to understand the differences between Namibia and Kenya. Namibia has a population of only 2 million people compared to Kenya’s 40 million. And yet, Kenya’s surface coverage is much less than that of Namibia. In fact at a square kilometer area of 582,600 and 824,300, you can see that if we squeezed really hard, we might just be able to fit two Kenyas inside one Namibia.
Though part of Namibia is taken up by the Kalahari Desert, a considerable chunk of the country is used for ranching, and so the girl’s father is able to own hundreds of cattle, in a huge grazing tract of land. Incidentally by Namibia standards, he is not even considered a wealthy man.
The situation in Kenya is different since rapid population growth has made it seem like land is shrinking. How exactly is the land shrinking? Take as an example a man who got 12 hectares when Kenya gained independence in 1963. That land was later subdivided to his four sons, with each ending up with 3 hectares. If one of then was to subdivide his land to his 3 sons, each would end up with 1 hectare. Now, supposing one of them got 2 sons of their own? It would mean that the land would be subdivided into tiny half hectare plots…and so forth. Between 1963 and 2007, land that was owned by one person has now been subdivided into 24 chunks – shrinking from 12 hectares to tiny half hectare plots.
Do not forget that each of those chunks supports a whole family. That means that it caters not only for housing, but crops and animals. See why one cannot have many domestic animals? When I told the girl from Namibia that we had to buy animal feeds from the shop for our cows since there is no land for grazing, she laughed since all their animals are put to pasture. When I told her that we use artificial insemination to fertilize our cows, she was shocked once again for in her father’s herd, the bulls do that job. She could not imagine the spectacle of a man with his hand inside a cow’s anus all the way to the elbow, implanting the semen previously harvested from a bull.
When people no longer have land to subdivide to their children, they usually buy it in other areas where it is available. The children therefore relocate there. However, the land in that area soon becomes congested, and as a result, the indigenous people of that area start feeling disgruntled by the presence of the foreigners. And even though the foreigners would be there legally, it does not stop the friction that comes when land ownership becomes a matter of survival. And so tempers flare, quarrels ensure and even war erupts.
This is a very general way of putting down the land problem in Africa. Shrinking resources might make communities that might have been very welcoming and accommodating 10 years ago not so any more. It might also help explain why land might be a burning issue in one country and not another. Hopefully more people will understand that this is a matter of survival for whole families, rather than just another chicken bone through the nose thing as portrayed by those crazily ridiculous cartoons a person comes across once in a while.
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9:39
From: Cock And Bull
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Two men; one called Peter and the other called John were going up to the temple in order to pray. At the gate of the temple was a beggar who would be carried there every day, for he was lame from birth. And so when the beggar saw those two men, he expectantly looked up at them anticipating to receiving alms. However, Peter said, “I have no silver and gold, but I give you what I have; in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk.” And he took him by his right hand and raised him; and immediately his feet and ankles were made strong. And leaping up he stood and walked and entered the temple with them, walking and leaping and praising God.
The story is told in the Bible’s Book of Acts chapter 3, verses 1 to 8. Peter and John were two of Jesus’ disciples and this was just one of their many miracles that is recorded.
The story is remarkable for it evokes in most people a need to want to do something extraordinary for another. It makes many saved Christians secretly wish they could work miracles in the name of Jesus Christ. But it is not unusual to feel discouraged when the person does not even seem to have an obvious gift of the Holy Spirit - like speaking in tongues. In such cases people often feel down right incompetent as believers and even question their faith in God. The matter is made worse when a person lack of a special skill or talent – say; singing, preaching, leadership, or even a powerful testimony. The dire picture is complete when a person does not have any money – silver and gold - to spare for others. So, how can one do something for another when he or she literally feels disabled even though all parts of the body work perfectly?
It was in one of those doldrums that one man found himself. He tells a story about a day he was walking with the cares of the world bundled on his shoulders. He did not have any money and was wondering when some would come his way. He was in this reverie when a street beggar startled him with an outstretched bowl and a cry for help. He looked at the beggar and opening up his arms in sincerity, all he could say was, “Brother…I do not have anything for you today.” But as he continued with his walk, the beggar called out to him and said, “Thank you very much Sir, for giving me much more than I expected.” The man was puzzled and asked the beggar, “How is that?” And the beggar replied, “You called me brother!”
What is the cost of a single balloon? Just buy one, blow it up and give it to a child to realize that it does not take a miracle of the magnitude of the one that Peter and John performed to make another walk and leap and praise God. Or take a pair of shoes that you no longer use and give them to a homeless person.
Do you feel like you have something to give right now? A kind word…a smile…a helping hand…a shoulder to lean on…a little consideration…a phone call…an email…a word of appreciation…a compliment? All around are people in need, expectantly looking up at you anticipating to receive. Give and perform your miracle today!
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9:34
From: Cock And Bull
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I used to work with a colleague who could tell a person’s fortune by reading the palms of the hands. During social occasions, we would challenge one another to have our palms read in public. Some people agreed while others declined.
Unlike what most people expected, the palm reader did not look at the palms and tell a person how long he or she would live, and the good news and catastrophes that lined his path in life. In his style of palm reading, he would analyze a person’s palms, give a list of strengths, mention the weaknesses, and then try to find ways of working around the weaknesses from the reading. So, rather than make a person apprehensive, he would challenge his or her to find ways of overcoming obstacles.
As expected, everyone wanted to have their financial fortunes read. On several palms, the guy saw a ‘hole’, through which money poured out. In each of these readings, he advised the person with the ‘hole’ in the palm to identify what it was and seal it. When such a reading was made, we would jokingly try to guess what the ‘hole’ was for the person through which money poured. But still, when one thought about the analysis later, it made a lot of sense, and one was challenged to heed the advice given by the palm reader.
Many people do not have to have a palm reading to know that they have a ‘hole’ through which money pours of their lives. The reason is because a person might be earning a considerable income in a month but never seem to have enough money to even meet the basic obligations. It is easy to know that something is not quite right since on close examination, one might realize that other people with a similar income or even less are doing quite well for themselves. For example, apart from taking care of all their family obligations beautifully, they might also be doing a small project or two on the side, apart from having a remarkable rainy-day account.
The challenge facing a person who cannot seem to be able to make any substantial savings to get around doing anything he or she sets the mind to, is similar to that faced by a parent whose child will not fill out despite eating like a termite. When that happened in the village, it was the parent’s responsibility to do a private investigation to determine the cause of the child’s weakness. In most cases, worms were suspected, and so a mother would instruct the child to defecate in the open so that she can examine the stool for the parasites. After several examinations, the worms would be detected and after determining the type, the right medicine would be administered. Within a few weeks, the child would once again be chubby, sunny and full of life like all the others, and the parent would be happy.
Some parents would not be very concerned about their over-eating skinny looking children, and so they would not bother examining what kind of parasites were sucking the life out of them. Sometimes, the worm population would become so big that the child’s stomach would extend like a beer belly. On rare occasions, a child would even cough up a worm! And when the signs were all there even for the most ignorant parent, action had to be taken and the child would be cured. The problem of waiting too much was that the child became weak, and their performance in life – including school – declined.
It would appear like the worms in a child’s body just sit looking up, waiting for food to come down the stomach so that they can gobble it. As a result, a child never gets any nourishment and is always hungry and eating all the time. But still, the child will remain skinny and weak and malnourished, just like the bank account of a person with a ‘hole’ on the palms of the hands.
Investigating and sealing off all the cracks where money leaks through is one way of plugging the ‘holes’ in the palms of the hands. This takes considerable efforts, and might even be as unpleasant as a mother poking her child’s bowel excrements with a stick in search for worms. But the exercise is worthwhile for after that, a person can then find better avenues through which money is channeled and possible do that long overdue project.
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9:10
From: Marian's Blog
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Democratic former Brooklyn, NY congressional rep Major R. Owens, my ex-boss, has not been slacking since retiring from Congress at the end of 2006. Owens not only blogs at Huffington Post but is nearly finished with his groundbreaking "insider" study...
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9:05
From: stranded in me
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i have beef with safaricom!! customer care doesnt exist, this ridiculous service provider is even shadier than telkom when telkom was mistreating its customers. they seem to think they can get away with murder almost like "what will you do"!! i scratched a card badly, it took about a week to get a response and it was only after i sent a rude sms! now armed with the serial no. they gave me i cant seem to redeem my card, the dealers and i've been to quite a few cant get to custom care to confirm the serial no!! why oh why when dealers have their own no.? BTW its been almost a month!! frankly i will take my money elsewhere! i am not reloading on my safaricom line if after the date they decide to disconnect me its all good. the only reason im not going off now is coz of losing contact with people, by then i'd have shared my celtel line to everyone who matters. I may not matter to them as a customer but it matters to me where my money goes. i believe when one pays for a service they should get it. ' 
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8:47
From: stranded in me
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This afternoon a man walked into a safaricom dealer shop that i was in (terribly bored)with a watchman. he seemed to be in a state between excitement/ fear/ hope. He spoke really fast as he told us that he had just won 100,000 kshs. all our eyes lit up. He then asked the cashier to give him 500 bob airtime and showed us the sms he had received. We, i had butted in( ya, i know, stop rolling your eyes, i dont like customers who confuse me as im trying to get assistance from the people who know either) tried to convince him it was a con but this guy wasnt buying it. there were all the tell tale signs. - the sms had come from EAST AFRICAN INDUSTRIES??!!! when was the last time that name was relevant??
- why not call?
- why do they want to be sent airtime??
he left only to come back, ask for 500 bob scratch card (again) and tell us that he had called them and they told him to buy the airtime hold onto it someone will be sent to yaya to pick him and take to their offices!!Ngai fafa!!!! yawa!! WTF! the dude had actually fallen for it. the cashier pleaded with him not to buy and tried to reason with him. he left but he didnt seem convinced. That dude will lose money today, im certain of it... i forgot to mention he had a goldplated tooth.hehehehehe... any conman reading this pls send me one o ur sms... al have some fun at your expense!!!
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4:52
From: assidous
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Lead Transaction Advisors:
Dyer & Blair Consortium - Morgan Stanley, Faida & Asbhu Securities, D&B Inv Bank - Ksh 0.05
Legal Services:
Muriu Mugai - Ksh 2.4M
Receiving Bank:
Citi Consortium - Citi, Equity, K.P.O.Savings Bank - Ksh 94M
Advertisers:
Red Sky - Ksh 2M
Public Relations:
Gina Din Comms
General Motors Kenya Launches Hummer 3 into the market.
('suddenly nothing seems good enough' is the call)
CMC launches New Polo and New 2008 Touareg.
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4:50
From: Me, Life & Everything
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Rendezvous: 1250hrs
Prolixity: Rambling
Mood: Bleh
Whereabouts: WaSk
Echelon: IV
Track: Zombie, The Cranberries - No Need to Argue; 1994.
I think I am on leave. First day off and I have already been recalled, I am supposed to be on leave until the end of next week, sort of. So at the moment I am at work attending to some [...]
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4:32
From: REBECCA WANJIKU'S BLOG
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For those who passed through University of Nairobi and registered at the department of Political Science, you must know Prof. Phillip Nying’uro. For those who don’t, Nying’uro is proud and arrogant to be a lecturer, he will not shy away from letting you know he has a PhD and has gone to school for all those years. He goes on to tell you how in their day, they used to read and would still get any supplementary. While at it, he laments how the parallel program has produced still born who don’t read, rely only on notes, are in a hurry to finish their courses and most of all, rely on their notes and still do not get any supplementary. He claims that students rush to the sociology and communication departments because they get to “harvest A’s”. If arguing on emotions, one may attack the prof. as being arrogant, conceited, egocentric, and a host of other adjectives you can come up with. But evaluated soberly, his concerns are very valid. None of the students I talked to, disputed his arguments about time spent in the library and the fact that the departments in question give “good or better grades.”
That may be a better story to defend, talk about exams. A friend of mine found herself to the subject of giggling, immature girls when she reported to the lecturer that they were copying exams and in the process adulterating her grades. The girls were pointing at her because she had asked the lecturer to be more vigilant to the students who were distracting the class because they were bus turning pages. They thought she was hostile to their “good grades”. The girls and boys were busy turning pages and asking each other “ni hii? Apana sio hiyo,” while dabbing in an exam. The students were so thick that they don’t even know their exercise books very well. But the UON administration is to blame, there were about 80 students crammed in the stuffy Science 1 lab. It was so squeezed that the students could easily read each other’s answer papers. And the lecturer kept on walking in and out of the exam room. It is understandable if some students feel cheated. You would be shocked that in most cases, the students who carry “mwakenya” to the examination room are not the older working students. In most cases they are the young 19, 20-year-olds, who are dropped to school by their parents at 8 am and leave at night. One has to wonder, if you have all the time, why cheat. The answer is simple, they have no clue, most of them. There are some who have a hung of things, but other, can even cram for you the whole book and reproduce it if need be. One girl, known for dabbing, wondered why people have a problem. “Kama mtu hataki ku-dab si akae,” she said. You may also ask a similar question and add that in some universities in the west, students are given exams to do overnight and deliver in the morning. So why do we feel bad when they cram or dab. In my opinion, I think the parallel program is a good idea, and I am not saying that regular students don’t dap, they do. The university suspends students guilty of examination irregularities, but this has to be accompanied by other measures like making sure that the examination environment is conducive. More than that, I think the parallel programme should have an age limit, admit students who are beyond 25 so that they can have a level of maturity. The opinions are varied. Bring them on!!!! Ends
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3:55
From: AfriGadget
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While working in Naitiri, a small town in Western Kenya, I cam across a home made game of checkers. As you can see it’s made from soda tops and a piece of cardboard. I sat down to play and proceeded to lose very badly.
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3:14
From: REBECCA WANJIKU'S BLOG
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Mobile phone service provider Safaricom is set to refund Sh260,000 to subscribers for 53,410 failed short message services sent to Telkom Kenya's wireless network. Safaricom CEO Michael Joseph: "We have received a complaint." The company made the offer after customers complained of being billed for services not rendered. Subscribers said upon sending a message, an automatic reply read "message delivery failed" despite being billed....... Safaricom points out that mobile networks world charge for SMS' at the point of sending and not upon delivery.
the decision by safaricom comes after consumers raised complaints at the Kenya ICT Action Network mailing list.
Joseph, who is a member of the list serve responded and said he would investigate. the action is a good step, shows
we can also call for the incomplete calls that are charged.
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2:37
From: REBECCA WANJIKU'S BLOG
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Last week, the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) held a forum in Nairobi to examine solutions to Africa’s rural connectivity in Africa. It is argued that about 80% of the continent’s population has no access to internet or telephone. Egypt and South Africa have the best penetration in Africa. The CTO said in the conference promo that this will take a giant leap forward when ministers, regulators, operating company executives and high-level officials from various development partner agencies converge at the meeting. But the event, hosted by the Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK), failed to provide a forum where all stakeholders could meet and hold discussions of research findings, policy options, regulatory strategies, business models, financing and investment facilities, available technologies and public-private-people-partnerships that could enable improvement in African rural connectivity. Though the topic was on rural connectivity, the shs 40,000 entrance fee was not meant to bring in the rural folks. How many rural folks make the shs 40,000 in a month forget about saving that much for entrance fees. When I raised this issue with one of the CTO organizers, he argued that the London based outfit needed the money so that it can redistribute to all areas it operates in. But my argument is, we needed the rural market women and men to come and share how their lives had changed after they started using mobile phones, how it has helped save time and how the internet can revolutionalise the way they do business. At such a meeting, you would expect the brokers who get cabbages and potatoes from Kinangop to come and share how they no longer have to take trips to the farms, they just make a call and the goods are loaded and delivered in Nairobi. How the instructions can change or be clarified by just making a phone call. However, these stories can not be told, because they don’t have the requisite entrance fees, the event was left to top level government, civil society and private sector officials who can pay that amount. The event was therefore punctuated by the same statistics and papers that had been presented in other events and all that was changed was the date and title of the conference.
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2:25
From: stranded in me
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why would a grown man feel the need to insert his penis in a 6 month old vagina?? what goes on in his head? my take why bother finding out? shove a coconut up his ass then behead the motherfucker!! a man who rapes another man? cut of his dick insert a rod in his ass then behead him! rape in kenya has become i dare say this the norm, not because its condoned but because its rampant. Apparently there are different categories of rapists according to this site [www.hopeforhealing.org]i dont care if you were raped as a child, beaten up and/or locked up in the kennel/ toilet (insert tiny dark space) by your mother/father, s/he was naked in your house/bed/ or whatever excuse you can come up with, if you forcefully have sexual relations with another human u'e got to loose the head you usedor didnt use to when committing the crime. in the event that the perpetrator is a man the head u loose is the one above ur shoulders!! some cases of rape are just bizarre like Mary Kay Letourneau who was jailed for 7 yrs for statutory rape, the victim was 13. they're now married and have 2 kids!! she met him when he was 8! talk of love at first change of diaper. when he was 13 and she 34 they started having sex!! what makes 34 year old to be sexually interested in a 13 year old? maybe the sexy sound of his breaking voice? or perhaps the lack of pubic hair?They had the 1st of two kids when he was 14, the 2nd when he was 15!! She was still married with 4 kids when the chilaffair began. her husband discovered letters the two were exchanging and told her family(her dad was a former congressman who'd once ran for presidency). it was her boychildfriends cousin who reported them to child services. Mary got arrested, 4 months later she gave birth to their 1st child. she pleaded guilty for statutory rape and got a 89 month jail sentence which was later suspended after only 6 months and she was released for "good conduct". but ordered to stay away from the kid. she didnt and got arrested again, her sentence was reinstated. She got their 2nd child and divorced from her 1st husband while serving this sentence. On her release they really got back together in a big way the till death do us part way!!
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1:12
From: stranded in me
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Sex sells. if i had a bob for everytime i heard this i'd be a millionaire. i've decided to get into commercial sex. i want to provide satisfaction for a fee, to both couples and singles, men and women. i've always wanted to do this n now im on course to start selling sex toys. the best part is looking for suppliers you get to see al these toys some more imaginative than others, a studded rabbit got me really excited. will post a link soon.
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0:28
From: assidous
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PRESS RELEASE ON 29TH AUGUST 2007 A MILLION FOR LUNCH?OR ONE MILLION LUNCHES? ‘Those with money have access to the president… those without have the votes to elect the president” Civil Society, Nairobi Kenya The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) has today (29th August 2007) given the OCS Central Police Station notice, under the Public Order Act, on behalf of the Kenya Human Rights Network (K-HURINET) of a public event to be held at Jeevanjee Gardens on Saturday the 1st of September 2007. KHRC has also obtained the necessary consents from the Nairobi City Council and the Friends of Jeevanjee Gardens. ******************************************************* Say NO! to poor service and substandard goods in Kenya. Visit here and make your complaint at www.complain2me.wordpress.comFighting to have service that is our money's worth. Join the fight. ******************************************************* The meeting shall be held from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm. Activities will include a public forum where snacks will be offered to an approximated 1000 people. Please note that the function shall be preceded by a procession from the Globe Cinema Roundabout to the above mentioned venue. We shall assemble at the Globe Roundabout at 8.30 am and start the procession at 9.00 am. Sourced from Mars Group updates and posted here by assidous.
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