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WE’RE BRINGING BACK KAHAWA NA GOWI! ☕🎙️
You know those conversations you’ve always wanted to have with your pastor but never quite found the space for?
Well, this is that space. 👀😂
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The extra hour you found for work came from somewhere.
Perhaps the trade was necessary. Perhaps your health, time with your children or time with God keeps receiving what is left over.
Read “Work is not your identity”:
gowiodera.africa/writing/wor…
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For generations, Kenyan families have cultivated more than tea. They have cultivated identity, tradition and community. For them, tea is more than a crop. It is a livelihood, a heritage and a source of dignity.
Yet for decades, Kenyan tea travelled the world largely without an
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Our banking sector must respond by making credit more affordable and accessible so that households can invest, businesses can expand, jobs can be created and our economy can grow.
Boss yangu bana I’m impressed by your dedication kwa janta yako. Ata mimi niko wira na gava atakama suvai kiraoni, maximum respect to you. Iko top prepared kabisa. God bless you
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CPA @olivegitau ICPAK Council Member responding to members' questions on the Benevolent Fund during the #ICPAK48thAnnualGeneralMeeting, providing clarifications and insights on the Fund's role and benefits. ^CA
RT @ICPAK_Kenya: 🎉Congratulations to CPA @olivegitau on your re-election to the ICPAK Council during the 48th Annual General Meeting, a con…
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Sabastian Sawe didn't break the 2-hour marathon barrier just because of the Adidas "supershoe." He's a damn good athlete. These East Africans all are.
I had to tell the whole world on CNN. Everyone be guided. Thanks for your attention to this matter!
Why Sabastian Sawe broke 2-hour marathon barrier
CNN's Larry Madowo and Eleni Giokos discuss Sabastian Sawe's sub-2-hour marathon and why it wasn't just the "supershoe"
Hi there @gilliantett and @robinwigg I’m an Econ & Finance major but took a detour and did master of theology and later mater of laws and I loooove the intersection of these disciplines. That means—
I loooove your new podcast #thestoryofmoney… podcasts.apple.com/ke/podcas…
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My fellow ICPAK members,
Thank you for trusting me with your votes in 2023 as your Council Member. Once again, I humbly seek to serve you in the ICPAK Council.
I am committed to you having served for the past 3 years. I am dedicated to finishing what I started.
Please vote for CPA Olive M. Gitau as your ICPAK Council Member in our upcoming elections.
Vote 🗳 "IGNITE+” Agenda
#IgnitetoTransform
#ReElectCPAOlive
#CPAOlive4ICPAKCouncil2026
Experience shapes better decisions in leadership spaces. CPA Olive M Gitau enters ICPAK 2026 Elections with deep institutional knowledge and governance expertise. Her leadership reflects stability, growth, and a strong commitment to members. #IgniteToTransform.
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CPA Olive M Gitau brings extensive governance, risk and compliance knowledge, delivering leadership that supports members and ensures ICPAK remains strong, relevant and forward-looking in a changing professional environment #IgniteToTransform, ICPAK 2026 Elections.
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The lyrics of this video hits hard.
Take good care of your parents while they are still alive, so that your days may be long on this earth that the Lord your God has given you.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The "person" singing is an AI-generated fictional character called Michael Bennett. Not a real person.
There is currently no verified record of a real contestant named Michael Bennett performing these emotional songs on the official NBC America’s Got Talent show.
jorgep.com/blog/the-viral…
iphone-cases.org/2026/02/michae…
youtu.be/psC8YzVo71s
youtu.be/3MZeXqSocNc
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Spectacular version! Many people think this cover is even better than the original—what do you think?🤔
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The most powerful skill you can build is staying in a good mood for no reason.
Not because life is perfect—but because you trained your mind to expect good things.

























