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Mid,late 90s to early 2000s, hiyo bull bar iko on point.

One is an adult at 18 as per the law. Ethically a teacher should not be in a relationship with a student. Do we have ethics in this society? Nothing, not even a drop. You talk to job seekers on what they go through on job interviews.

Our tribalism cannot be cured because we thrive in it and we are not professional people. Just go to most institutions and the tribal arrangements are absurd. Vernacular even becomes the office language.

There's no escape to cost of living completely. Only thing I know thst works is growing your own veggies, flour and the rest are a tricky endavour. For those who can afford, buying in bulk saves some shillings. Next time maybe try bake enough to push you a couple of days so you don't bake...

Natural soaps tuko hapa pia

I get what you're saying but tuna compare visa vya vifo...

Jamaa ako na umama mingi these days...

Isn't it absurd? Medics are needed to manage the healthcare system. This country is really breaking down to failure day by day...

Most people don't have anything, especially the so called 'celeb'. They posted him on social media because he's, was a national player and coach for the national team. Wacha tumsaidie

Wapi exactly?

The whole country is a historic sight, I have a feeling they are unveiling in bit to stay relevant... Unfortunately covid isn't on their side as tourism is down....

And that's about it... Ongeza alfonso... If I got the name right...

As for me, my angle is a bit different, the moment I started earning fully legit income. No deals, as the call them 'mra' or 'gonga mtu'... Materialistacally, the day I was chatting with my boys and innocently mentioned the price of a pair of jeans I got and the reaction in their voices...

All of Nairobi used to be maasai land, what's your point?

Greeks ni bure kabisa...

The don't care attitude and assumption ya covid can't get me is gonna kill so many people. Most family members I know, have seen a reality after some close people passed away, but a side of the family is still yet to wake up.

The comparison in this case is not on how the disease is transmitted. We were trying to compare the effects.

That's our country's reality.

It's almost like the 90s by the way. In your opinion do you think this time is worse?

That wage needs to be slashed by half. All Kenyans are suffering... We can't use the little taxpayers money to settle mostly salaries and very little developments. Yet they still inflate the tenders to earn even more... Priorities need to be reviewed.