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Scrapping stamp duty for first time home owners is a good thing. Huyu jamaa kweli ata kuwa kwa housing industry big time
 
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mzeiya said:
@Field Marshal njoo kiasi
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Hii ni Ile ujinga ya third-rate journalism.

The way I understand it is that women who carry a child to the third trimester will be given a stipend of 6k to enable them access good reproductive health care in the final months before birth.

There's a reason central Kenya has the lowest child mortality rates in Africa.

Halafu hizi stories eti Wakikuyu hawazai. Can somebody then explain how a county like Kiambu has 1.5 million registered voters?
 
Field Marshal said:
Halafu hizi stories eti Wakikuyu hawazai. Can somebody then explain how a county like Kiambu has 1.5 million registered voters?
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Too many immigrants. Kawangware, Githurai, the tea pickers of Kiambaa and Ilmorog. And every other shamba boy in all the small farms happens to be Luhya our Kisii. Sometimes they bring their wives. Distorted demographics.
 
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Field Marshal said:
Halafu hizi stories eti Wakikuyu hawazai.
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Actually it's true, a village known as Kiambururu in Githunguri constituency used to have 3 streams in the primary school. Nowadays it's just one and it's not that populated. I oversee it merging with Kindiga Primary whose population is also dwindling. But frankly blame it on rural urban migration. Kiambu primary is contemplating increasing 2 more streams from the six already existing per class
 
Wegrow said:
Actually it's true, a village known as Kiambururu in Githunguri constituency used to have 3 streams in the primary school. Nowadays it's just one and it's not that populated. I oversee it merging with Kindiga Primary whose population is also dwindling. But frankly blame it on rural urban migration. Kiambu primary is contemplating increasing 2 more streams from the six already existing per class
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Unasema nini bro? Urbanisation is part of the devt process. People move from rural areas to urban centres. It doesn't mean the population is falling, and this is what I am saying. Just relocating.

For every Gikuyu woman with one or no child, there's another with six. Kuja Ndeiya or Lari uone.

The problem to me is that the ones that give birth like rats tend to be poor or drunks...
 
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Mwalimu-G said:
Not very accurate measure coz many parents take their children to private schools -in fact in many areas there are as many as two to three private "academies" to each public school.
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People forget that kitambo there used to be very few public and no private schools. Today every village in central Kenya has like 5 schools of different ownership. Student populations are distributed all over.
 
Mwalimu-G said:
Not very accurate measure coz many parents take their children to private schools -in fact in many areas there are as many as two to three private "academies" to each public school.
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Not Really, ndumes huko hazizai ni kanuthu from morning to evening. The fresha Githunguri Dairies takes care of their daily consumables you get everything from unga to malaya hata sabuni. So many farmers require farmhands at all times, boda boda doing deliveries, taking manure to shamba, so many activities yet the young men see no need to marry heri wakunywe kanusu. That academy you are mentioning is in Githunguri almost 4 kilometers away the other one is in Kwa Maiko. Tell me as a parent why you should take your child in a private academy whereas a public school has a class population of less than fourth schools while also considering other variables like transport and lunch, add Cbc manenos
 
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