The.architect retweeted
You're either compounding daily or depreciating daily, nothing is really standing still. Even if it may take years to see it clearly.
The fact that ,that president says one thing then completely contradicts himself after a while by saying another thing,just proves that,he clearly doesn't read those speeches or even cares about what he says.He just says imtoke and to sound smart.Worst president ever.
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The.architect retweeted
The RSF is welcome in Kenya, but not the Burundian street vendor. A militia that has killed and discriminated on the basis of ones ethnicity and race has the diplomatic red carpet rolled out for its leaders. Yet the scapegoat for a struggling economy is the Burundian street vendor.
The.architect retweeted
Tafiti is live
Financial data on nearly every NSE-listed company going back to 2006. Earnings, dividends, profiles, corporate actions.
Kenyan economic data going just as far back.
Business news linked to the companies it matters for.
And much more..
tafitifinance.co.ke/
The.architect retweeted
Just a reminder: Anyone planning to rig or steal elections next year is wasting time. It is not possible in Kenya any more. Invest your time in campaigning to get votes. Kenya Kumekucha.
The.architect retweeted
The safety of learners must never be left to chance.
In response to recurring dormitory fire tragedies and safety concerns in boarding schools, the Architectural Association of Kenya (AAK) is pleased to share the Proposal for Safe School Dormitories in Kenya by Dr. Tuesday Gichuki, Architect.
The proposal outlines practical recommendations on dormitory design, fire safety, emergency exits, occupancy limits, inspections, supervision, and emergency preparedness to help create safer learning environments for all learners.
We invite school boards, education stakeholders, built environment professionals, policymakers, and the public to review and support these recommendations.
Download the full proposal here: aak.or.ke/opinion-editorials…
More college students are building startups instead of getting beaten down by a bad job market bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
The.architect retweeted
Knowledge workers are all wondering if AI will replace their jobs, @AnnieLowrey writes—"but there’s a better question for white-collar workers to ask themselves: Am I coal, or am I a horse?”: theatln.tc/05CYxyEy
The.architect retweeted
Someone (David Nandwa) has a nice banking sector dashboard...
Link -> kenyanbanks.com/
@WaruhiuFranklin hint hint...
NEW: Visit the "Strait of Hormuz Trade Tracker" to monitor shipments of key commodities - crude oil, natural gas, fertilizer and agricultural products - through the Strait. Explore the WTO-AXSMarine dashboard here: datalab.wto.org/Strait-of-Ho…
The.architect retweeted
Over 50% Of Kenya’s Ride-Hailing Drivers Now Rely on It Full Time - Bolt/IPSOS Study
kenyanwallstreet.com/over-50…
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is turning Kenya’s Lamu port into a surprise refuge, as vessels bound for the Middle East divert and discharge cargo at the rarely used facility bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
The.architect retweeted
We are Hiring !
The Kenyan Wall Street is seeking a creative storyteller who can film, edit, design, and produce engaging digital content across our platforms.
If you understand Kenya’s business landscape and have experience in video production, graphic design, and digital storytelling, we’d love to hear from you.
📩 Think you’re a fit? Send your CV and click the link to apply - docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…

























