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“Ukifika Hapo kwa Mbae 👌
MUSA KIHARA, the PP1 pupil at Gituja Primary School from Ituntu Village in Gituja Sub-location in Maara Constituency, became widely known after a viral moment in which he confidently gave directions in the now-famous phrase, “Ukifika hapo kwa Mbae.”

The young boy comes from a humble family of six children, born to Kirimi Chabari and Rose Andenyi.

However, behind the viral fame, the family is currently facing a serious medical crisis. His brother, Lews Baraka, has been hospitalized since January, with the medical bill now soaring to approximately KSh 2 million, an overwhelming burden the family is unable to manage on their own.

The family says the situation remains critical, and any support from well-wishers will go a long way in easing the financial pressure and helping save a life.

Support Contacts:
Mother: 0711 571 736
Committee Chairperson (Mbogo Kanyiri): 0700 003 260

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How Finance Bill 2023 Will Change Digital Loans From July If the Finance Bill 2023 is passed as is and assented to, loans offered by Digital Credit Providers (DCPs) commonly known as 'digital loans' could rise in cost following the introduction of a 20% tax on interest. What does this mean for digital loan borrowers and the DCPs themselves? We break this d...

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I Saved Enough to Buy a Plot in Juja, Then Missed it at the Last Minute While Saccos have the advantage of opening up your access to credit and dividends on shares and relatively higher interest on savings than savings accounts, I learned the hard way how liquidity is a major factor in taking advantage of quick opportunities and why one should never put all their eggs i...

Good people, have you ever made money online?
What did you do?
Check out this list by Money254 and you can add to it. Tuchanuane.

How Kenyans Are Making Money Online.
1. Online Writing: One advantage with online writing is that most platforms pay in dollars which protects them from the fluctuations of the Kenya Shilling. If you speak to any online writer in Kenya today, you might hear them brag about how the weakening Shilling has been netting them profits. It can either be article writing, Where you are paid to write newsletters, website content, reviews, blog articles etc. or the controversial academic writing which includes proof-reading and writing sample academic essays.

2. Online Forex trading: To make money here, you have to have a fairly high risk tolerance since you are speculating on future currency prices to make a profit. By exchanging one currency for another, a Forex Trader is speculating is speculating on whether one currency will rise or fall in value against the other.

3. Transcription: This job involves helping clients transform audio-visually recorded materials, say videos or audio tapes - into text.

4. Blogging: You probably know a blog or two (not mainstream blogs) where you occasionally read an article or two once in a while. Kenyans who have set up blogs to monetise their writing/analysis etc. skills, earn either through affiliate links, display ads and/or Google ads.

5. Referral Programmes: This can simply be summarised as a "Share and Earn" promotion. You tell friends, family, colleagues and your social media contacts about a product or service, and in exchange you get a discount, cash bonus or voucher etc. as a reward when someone purchases through your link or special code. Some referral programmes pay as much as 20% of the transaction value.

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It's a new month
Have you been wanting to do a transitioning from your relaxed hair to natural hair?Here are some tips
Transitioning to natural hair from a chemical process is a major switch to make
Learn to be patient
Keep hair moistured
Deep condition often
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