Saturday, 12 March 2016

HILLARIOUS MEMES ON THE TREND #ThingsKenyansWontStopDoing

KOT (Kenyans on Twitter) never cease to amaze especially on the hashtag.If its not the several calamities that kenya goes through which brings out their diffrerences then its news or fun.Mostly Kenyans are known to be united in times of calamity and fun.
Check out the hillarious memes on the Hashtag


  Ladies shaving their eyebrows then drawing them na marker...
 


When you come across Betting CEO
 
 
Loving them old
 
 
 
 
Dear ladies avoid such clinic questions . lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • Safaricom sending "congratulations you can now borrow airtime." Wen did having debts become an achievement?
  • Tweeting about how bad traffic is on Lang'ata road yet they are chilling under a mango tree in Murang'a.
  • COPYING status, PASTING it, EDITING then POSTING & waiting for RETWEETS
  • Running towards danger whenever there is a crisis in the name of "Ni nini imefanyika"
  • telling you everything 'si ya mamako' dont be surprised when a lady tells you 'babako si wa mamako'
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  • Thursday, 10 March 2016

    What to know about ZIKA VIRUS

    What is the Zika Virus?
    The Zika virus was first
    discovered in the 1950’s and is
    also known as Zika fever or
    Zika disease. It is a virus that
    is carried by infected mosquitos
    and is transferred to humans
    through mosquito bites.
    Throughout recent years, this
    virus has been spreading quite
    rapidly throughout Africa and
    southern and central American
    and scientists are warning that
    it could soon grow to pandemic
    proportions.
    What are the Symptoms of the
    Zika Virus?
    A person who has been infected
    with the Zika virus could exhibit
    the following symptoms:
    1. Fever
    2. Mild Headache
    3. Rash
    4. Joint Pain
    5. Conjunctivitis (inflammation
    and redness of the eyes)
    These symptoms will usually
    appear 2-7 days after first
    being bitten and are usually
    fairly mild. Most symptoms will
    start to subside after a few
    days and should be completely
    clear within a week’s time.
    So far there have not been any
    deaths or long-term
    complications reported in
    adults that have contracted this
    virus.
    The Zika Virus and Pregnancy
    Although the Zika virus does
    not seem to pose a large threat
    to the majority of the
    population, there does appear
    to be an increased risk to
    pregnant women who contract
    this virus. Scientists are finding
    a connection between a birth
    defect called microcephaly and
    mothers who became infected
    while pregnant. Studies are
    showing a higher incidence of
    babies being born with this
    disorder when their mothers
    were bitten with a Zika infected
    mosquito while pregnant.
    It is recommended that
    pregnant women or those who
    are thinking of becoming
    pregnant, avoid high risk areas
    and take all necessary
    precautions to protect
    themselves from being bitten by
    mosquitos.
    Is there a Cure for the Zika
    Virus?
    Currently there is no cure for
    this virus. Scientist are working
    diligently to find a vaccine but
    until then the best method of
    protection is prevention. Wear
    clothing that covers your skin
    when outside and always use a
    mosquito repellent. Use
    mosquito nets when sleeping
    and try to avoid infected areas
    if at all possible.
    Some studies have also shown
    that this virus may be able to
    be spread through sexual
    contact as well. Make sure that
    you alway use a condom and
    abstain from engaging in sexual
    activities with a person who
    suspects they have been
    infected.
    If you do contract the Zika virus
    the best treatment is lots of rest
    and fluids. An over-the-counter
    pain medication like
    paracetamol, acetaminophen or
    ibuprofen will help with any
    discomfort that you may
    experienc

    Saturday, 5 March 2016

    Private Developer of Langata Primary DEAD


    Property tycoon Harban Singh, whose company was linked to an attempt at grabbing Langata Road Primary School 's playground, is dead.
    The man popularly referred to as Amrit in the Asian community in Kenya, is said to have fallen and injured his head on Monday.
    Family sources said Amrit was rushed to Aga Khan hospital on Monday and was in put on life support.
    His lawyer Ochieng Oduol said Amrit died on Friday after suffering brain haemorrhage as a result of a massive stroke.
    Harban is a longtime friend and business acquaintance of Ketan Somaia who is serving a jail term in London.
    The secretive Amrit, believed to be between 75 and 80 years, has a wife and three sons.
    He is believed to be behind the grabbing of large tracts of prime land in Nairobi alongside one-time commissioner of lands, Wilson Gachanja .
    Singh could rank among one of the wealthiest Kenyans but his riches are linked to deals stretching back to the days of founding president Mzee Jomo Kenyatta and his successor Daniel arap Moi.
    Also read: Harban Singh And The Properties He Owns .
    He is credited with putting up most of the education institutions associated with Moi, including the Kabarak school and university in Nakuru, Sunshine and Moi Educational Centre in Nairobi and most of the schools scattered all over the country named after Moi.
    Those who worked closely with the businessman confess he exaggerated the costs for each of the projects he did for Moi and ensured he made massive profits or negotiated bigger stakes for himself.
    Amrit owns Ol Tukai Lodge in the heart of Amboseli National Park which he is said to have acquired illegally after a protracted row. The hotel was opened in 1996 and was then managed by Block Hotels.
    A shrewd businessman who many described a sweet-talker, Amrit is said to carry himself as an architect while being a draughtsman who surrounded himself with the best architects in the market, whom he used to build his massive empire.

    From a reporter of the star

    watch magufuli address uhuru in luo dialect

        

    VIDEO: Mgufuli Speaks to Uhuru Kenyatta in Dholuo

    Magufuli Speaks to Uhuru Kenyatta in the Luo language: Tanzania President Joseph Magufuli addressed President Uhuru Kenyatta in the Luo language during the 17th Ordinary East African Community (EAC) Summit held in Arusha.