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There's something quietly devastating about researching a show's rise while watching its platform collapse in real time. Presented on Single Kiasi and the Showmax shutdown today, digital marketing built this show's audience, and digital dependency is what took it away.
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The subtle art of saying "niko at least" when asked how you're feeling.
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The fake laughter you put on to fit in at corporate jobs, and how badly you yearn to get home just to drop the act.
World Athletics needs a better Airport, and that's where Adani comes in. No one was actually selling the airport; you just fell for a rumor.
Rodgers Kipembe Mpuru retweeted
As the days go by, Ruto seems to be the only candidate taking the 2027 presidential race seriously. The rest are either ineligible, uncertain, or simply clueless.
If things go south, both Babu and Sifuna could find themselves without an elective position after 2027. They're on the brink of bottling their slim chances, and if that happens, they'll become history.
I'm glad you're catching up. Babu Owino isn't interested in Sifuna winning the presidency, he's focused on winning the gubernatorial seat for himself. He's backing Kalonzo, and whoever else Gachagua tells him to support. He's perfectly comfortable without Sifuna.
Rodgers Kipembe Mpuru retweeted
You can retire at 40 if you decide not to have kids — even earlier if you skip marriage too.
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Deep down you know better: you can act your age instead of hiding behind 'childhood trauma' every time you mess up.
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One of the best decisions I've made in the last three years, after backing a losing side in every election I've ever voted in, was stepping back from active political participation to just watch from the sidelines. There's a quiet comfort in that distance.
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Went to watch Womb Opener at Braeburn. A one-woman play about the weight of being a firstborn daughter, told through a game show format.
The show ended. Then 3 people stood up in the audience Q&A and confessed their own family trauma instead of asking questions.
Ruto is now attacking Sifuna. Finally he has admitted the 1-term Senator without a party is actually a threat.
In Burundi, Kenyan agencies dangle the promise of lucrative overseas jobs, pegged at roughly KSh 50,000, to attract hopeful applicants. What awaits them on arrival, however, is far from the white-collar opportunity implied: employers hand new recruits nothing more than a flask and a bucket, the basic equipment for hawking tea or refreshments on the street. Migrants are then bound to repay the cost of their "placement" as a debt, working under this arrangement until it is cleared. Only then are they released to operate the same small trade independently, without an employer taking a cut.





