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26/09/2025

AFC Leopards, Tusker, and Shabana FC teamed up like it was the Champions League final… and still managed to contribute a whopping 0 players to the Harambee Stars squad 😭⚽️

18/09/2025

Don't sleep on East Africa (yes, including Rwanda), the area shows great progress in development! Here's a quick take on the current state of African development.
Overall, Africa’s growth picture is uneven but promising. East Africa and parts of West Africa are posting some of the fastest GDP growth rates in 2025, while large economies with structural headwinds are growing more slowly. Here’s a short, portable overview.
📈 Major gainers (strong growth)
Rwanda, Ethiopia, Côte d’Ivoire — these countries are among the fastest-growing African economies in 2025, with projected real GDP growth in the 6–7% range (Rwanda ~7.1%, Ethiopia ~6.6%, Côte d’Ivoire ~6.3%). These gains are driven by services, construction, investment and improving business climates.
👀 Countries to watch
Kenya and Ghana — both showing respectable growth (Kenya ~4.8%, Ghana ~4.0%) and strong potential thanks to diversified services sectors, digital adoption, and expanding regional trade. Nigeria and Egypt remain strategically important because of size and structural reform potential; their trajectories will significantly shape Africa’s aggregate outlook. Unfortunately, South Africa is facing headwinds or still lagging but that's a story for another day.
South Africa (projected ~1% growth in 2025) and some conflict-affected or fragile states: slower expansion reflects structural constraints, energy and governance challenges, and weaker investment. Human development indicators also show very uneven progress across the continent — growth does not automatically translate into broad-based human development.

17/09/2025

So parliament wants to regulate boda bodas to improve safety🤔. Me naona apo kwa following traffic rules should be key. Ama niaje? We unaona watoe nini au kuongeza?

17/09/2025

🚙✨ Uber is changing the game in Kenya! The ride-hailing giant has just launched “Uber Safari” — a fresh way to explore Kenya’s world-famous wildlife without the hassle of planning.
For just Sh25,000, your squad, a group of 7 passengers can enjoy a 3-hour daytime adventure. Prefer a magical night under the stars? The night safari comes in at Sh40,000, offering an unforgettable ride through Kenya’s breathtaking landscapes after dark.
Whether you’re a tourist chasing bucket-list experiences or a local looking for a unique weekend thrill, Uber Safari is changing how we explore the wild!🐃🦓

10/09/2021

Available at 12000/=

09/09/2021

08/01/2020

Available @ 1600/=

08/01/2020

Available now 😍😍
Free delivery within Nairobi CBD