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Hii, straight to juvenile. Ama uzia Chinese sweat shop.

If money was good, he wouldn't be here oppressing small kids. Money is not good.

For someone who lived in this area in the 90s and 2000s.feels strange going back. It's no longer the leafy suburb. It's turned into a concrete jungle by the day. They even have petrol stations and pubs built in residential areas. So pathetic. There's no control in the building and zoning...

Very sad and inhumane.

Never understood the logic behind this filling up the tank to the brim. Is it safe? Isn't the tank meant to have a little air space left?

So much pressure on the gf. 😁

This is what is ahead of us, as the govt has collectively decided and refused to bring order in the transport industry, because votes and re election are more important in our sad society.

Our country is more or less failed in terms security and order. What can we say. It's 2022 and we're still dealing with bandits seriously.

Good point.

Let them slice numbers from parliament salaries and crazy allowances too. Then we can believe their agenda. Otherwise it's all stories as usual.

System reset.

To me this is the most useless project in terms of practicality. That amount could gave been used to open up existing and new roads. Like the magadi road and the like. Imagine driving off the express way to find yourself in traffic

It is a liability in all honesty. It's just a matter of, is it a liability you can afford.

It's Thailand, could be men or formerly men.. The American looks like those weak guys who after a drink feel invisible.

Judging by the comments seems like people buy cars for resale not for use or based on their needs. Strange country we live in. The concept Renault is trying to introduce is nice, expatriates and companies might be more interested. It's almost like leasing and trade in.

Hence why locally used imports are reselling at a high price.

I agree but I also think we're lazy in creativity and ideas. Everyone wants a quick return. Its human nature I guess. The motor bike situation is just a replica of how Kenyans jump onto biz ideas. You recall the mobile call stands when safcom started, then came the clothes boutiques, then came...

Life is about balance. If you pick up a habit and you don't keep it in check early, you gonna struggle later. Piece of advise to the younger guys.

Nice story, now tell it to the present day Kenyan who still builds slums in the name of investment and the county councils still have the nerve to approve it.

Nice watch.