In Dignity, Effective Leadership, Made in Kenya, Our solutions, Responsible Adults, Wakenya Twastahili Heshima

I am a MAN! not a youth!

The men between 18- 45 hidding behind this demeaning label must reclaim their dignity. The men between 18-45 who form the largest portion of men in this nation must step in confidently into their rightful name. In a figure of speech, if you call a lion a hyena long enough it starts scavenging like a hyena. These are lions lost in scavenging and must summon themselves to hunting again!

In Dignity, Effective Leadership, Made by Africans, Made in Kenya, Our solutions, Responsible Capitalism

Ministry of Shopping, Borrowing and Poverty Management

Even though the Kenyan economy has plentiful fertile tropical Land, enviable youthful population in their millions and billions of public and private Money running after dead, idle and lazy assets, the economy is impotent. The factory lacks the single most important input, skills. That is, skills to make things it consumes. It’s akin to you having maize flour, water, propane gas, a lighter and cooker in a nicely done kitchen but starving to death because you didn’t know how to cook. Dying with cooking stick in your hand is an embarrassment.

In Dignity, Effective Leadership, Made by Africans, Made in Kenya, Responsible Capitalism

PIGS ARE EATING YOU, SLOWLY

You thought you ate pigs but pigs are eating you. You are currently surrounded by a mob of swines but their bites are quiet and discreet. I am not talking about the four legged ones. But those shrouded in many brands in your local shops owned by a few. Others are actually one owning many or monopolies. Monopolies are akin to pigs, you could say they are cousins. I will start by showing how they are blood related. In the end, you will see the inherent dangers of monopolies and why we must deprive them of their oppressive power and the risk they pose to our lives.

In Capital Goods, Effective Leadership, Made by Africans, Made in Kenya, Neocolonialism, Our solutions, Responsible Capitalism

CELEBRATING LAMU PORT IS LIKE CELEBRATING YOUR COFFIN

If we built it to import more products to Kenya we have simply created an instrument of national suicide.
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In our megastructure wisdom we built it because there was ships’ traffic of inbound containers of shoes from China, maize from Mexico, Sugar from brazil, Brake pads Japan, Milk powder from the UK etc.