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I’d be most critical of our parliamentarians.

Chanjo ipo mkubwa.

https://www.treasury.go.ke/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Press-Release-Requesting-Budget-Tips-on-the-Budget-Statement-for-FY-2022-23.pdf

This came in the late 90s, I think.

Nikose nichekwe? TransWorld Radio. I think there also was another called FEBA (?)

https://web.pharmacyboardkenya.org/stakeholder-consultation/

Layering, I believe that's what we called it in high school agric.

Swiss banks have been synonymous with secrecy for decades, conjuring up visions of vast riches safely held in mountain vaults. It's a strong brand — one Switzerland's government does everything it can to protect. But what's good for the banks' wealthy clients can be bad for everyone else. When...

Originally published in 2019, we revisit this in light of recent happenings in Mauritius. Independence did not decolonise African countries and did not put an end to European exploitation. On November 22, the deadline by which the United Kingdom was supposed to return the occupied Chagos...

They usually contract out the services.

https://www.businessdailyafrica.com/bd/economy/2500-trees-cut-down-in-expressway-construction-3719302

....One part of the basement is a walk-in freezer for holding perishables. There’s a second warehouse, by way of backup, in case the Dunedin building is flooded or burns down. Oritain refused to tell me where that warehouse is. Ordinarily, Oritain’s employees try to collect new master samples...

Amid the complex web of international trade, proving the authenticity of a product can be near-impossible. But one company is taking the search to the atomic level. Five years ago, the textile giant Welspun found itself mired in a scandal that hinged on a single word: “Egyptian”. At the time...

Did he even have (competent) legal representation?

This is excellent. I wonder, though, how long each bag lasts. Over here where we use them to guard against soil erosion they seem to wear out too fast.

Big tech relies on the victims of economic collapse. A woman living in Kenya’s Dadaab, which is among the world’s largest refugee camps, wanders across the vast, dusty site to a central hut lined with computers. Like many others who have been brutally displaced and then warehoused at the...

Kenyan labor law says employees are protected from dismissal as a result of “past, present or anticipated trade union membership,” and the Kenyan constitution says every worker has the right to go on strike. Before he left Kenya, Motaung says, he handed the union incorporation papers to another...