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“Alinitenda,” William Ruto spills beans on Fallout with Uhuru Kenyatta

May 11, 2023
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William Ruto fallout with Uhuru Kenyatta

William Ruto spills beans on fallout with Uhuru Kenyatta

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Waihiga Mwaura Biography: Age, Education, Wife, Children, Career, Citizen Tv and BBC Africa

May 9, 2023
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Waihiga Mwaura Biography; Name age children wife BBC Africa Citizen Tv

Waihiga Mwaura Biography: Age, Education, Wife, Children, Career, Citizen Tv and BBC Africa Waihiga Mwaura is a journalist, a Tv…

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Joy as Kisumu herbalists invent remedy to help alcohol addicts quit the bottle

April 3, 2023
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Kisumu herbalists invent remedy to help alcohol addicts quit the bottle Have you ever sat down and wondered how many people are in the world today? Latest data shows there are about 7.7 billion people on earth. These people can be classified into three basic groups: Those who have all they need and are comfortable with life, those pursuing better life through school and work and lastly, those who are troubled and have given up. Regardless of your age, economic status, religion or even race, as long as you live under the sun, it is shared knowledge that there always comes a time when you need help. It could be in form of religious guidance, financial aid, academic assistance, marital assistance, business support or just general advice on making some decisions in life among others. Many people, however, think that it only the poor or the middle class who will always be pulling strings to get help. If you share such an ideology, then you are wrong! "The rich also cry." States an old and famous adage. What makes the difference during time of need between the rich and the poor, is the reason behind the need. The rich could be after more riches, need protection from thieves or they could be experiencing turbulence in their businesses or families. The poor or the fairly well of may, on the other hand, need to get more sustainable income or safeguard whatever little they have. Those who have given up in life need their hope restored. With over 15 years of experience, Daktari Kishimba and Ajati Jalia have been interacting with such people from all walks of life and they have been able to help them at their various points of need. Kishimba and Ajati use ancient means of healing illnesses and troubleshooting various woes that afflict people from all manner of religions, races and economic levels. Based in Kisumu, the duo has been prolific in helping business people cement their ventures by providing advice and also warding off destruction and theft. In this contemporary world where a section of couples don't have respect for their marriages, the two herbalists have managed to craft impeccable techniques of hunting and nabbing adulterous partners. They boast of well researched and tested remedies that if introduced in marriages, leave couples smiling since their bond is strengthed. For those struggling with drug and substance addiction, they also have the solution. In their catalogue of medication, they have prescriptions that assist addicts to forget their bad habits over a very short time. Additionally, their antique remedies have proven to work on headaches, stomachaches, managing cancers, asthma re-uniting divorced or separated lovers, winning court cases, winning the lottery, enhancing family business, influencing promotions at work among other solutions Are you troubled in any way? Have you lost any property to either robber or cons? Is your spouse cheating or your business on its knees? Contact Kishimba and Ajati and they will help you solve your problem. Call +254714 995 588 WhatsApp - +254714 995 588 Website https://drkishimbasamba.zyrosite.com/

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Steve Massage, man who massages ladies in birthday suits comes clean on ‘eating stock’.

April 1, 2023
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A young Kenyan man identified as Steve Collins Kariuki alias Steve Massage, has gained popularity on TikTok for massaging women in their birthday suits.In the several Videos he has shared on his TikTok page, he is seen expertly kneading clients at his massage parlour along TRM Drive in Kasarani, Nairobi. According to health experts like Mayo Clinic, massage goes a long way into increasing relaxation, improving the working of the immune system and helping reduce stress. While speaking in an interview with TUKO.co.ke, the masseur disclosed that he had always been passionate about massage. “I was doing it for friends as a hobby, then I went to school and started doing it as a business in 2018.” Steve, who only massages female clients, admitted that his business initially struggled, but he found his footing. “It was initially hard for clients to trust me, but we built a rapport, and things picked up.” Steve Massage does not dish his flock One of the netizens' most constantly asked questions was whether Steve feels tempted when massaging fully unclothed clients. He responded by saying: “I am not tempted because I am not used to it. I trained my mind.” The businessman admitted that some clients get stimulated during their sessions, but he finds a way to handle them. “90% of my clients know it is just business, but around 10% will want a happy ending. I talk them out of it, explaining that it is a normal reaction brought about by the massage.” Steve listed some of his services ranging from KSh 3,000 to KSh 20,000 while disclosing that he also does house calls. “A Swedish massage is KSh 3,000, while I charge KSh 5,000 and KSh 6,000 for sensual and hot stone massages. Booking me for an entire day costs KSh 20,000, including massage and company.” While massaging unclothed clients is new to Kenya, it is popular in other parts of the world. Steve explained why he opted for it, saying: “It helps clients free, appreciate themselves and love their bodies,” Steve concluded by encouraging young people struggling to find employment. “When I started doing massage, I didn’t know what path to take or if it would pay my bills. Whatever they are thinking of doing, do it.”

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Akothee Splashes Over Ksh. 500K On Her Wedding Gown

March 27, 2023
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Akothee

Musician Akothee is eagerly waiting to officially marry the love of her life Dennis Omosh in a white wedding that…

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5 Top Highest Earning Barbers in Kenya Making millions from the business

March 22, 2023
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If the current trend is anything to go by, then barbershop business is one of profitable ventures in Kenya. Some of Kenya's best barbers disclosed that they make millions from the less recognized. In this article, Public News Kenya will take a look at 6 top earning barbers in Kenya. Barber Roba Barber Roba is one of the most sought after barbers in Kenya. He is the man beind Daniel Dambuki (Churchill), MC Jessy and Dennis Itumbi's impeccable haircuts. Having served them for over a decades, the comedian praise him for being skillful and perfecr in his work. Barber Roba got into haircut business in early 2000. It is however not until 2014 that his business got into limelight and began attracting celebrities. With over 17 years of experience, Rober has worked with many celebrities. In 2018, he caused a buzz on social media after celebrity Tanzanian Singer Diamond Platnumz visited his shop for a cut. Other celebrities he has served before include; city lawyer Cliff Ombeta, Nyali MP Mohammed Ali, Denis Onari and Kabi wa Jesus. George Dufanda George Dufanda is among the celebrity barbers in Kenya serving high-profile clients. Among his notable clients are Senate Speaker Amason Kingi and former Mombasa Governor Hassah Joho. Dufanda was born and raised in Congo but settled in Kenya in 2011.Whole speaking in an Interview, Dufanda revealed that he learnt how to shave when he was only 13, using a razor blade and a pair of scissors. He operates a barbershop located at the Safari Business Arcade along USIU road. Eric Simiyu Eric Simiyu, better known as Eric One Wash is the is a celebrity barber behind popular salon and barbershop, African Royalty Salon. Besides hair-cutting, Simiyu also runs a showbiz agency that promotes African artists and concerts. With years of experience, the skillful barber has shaved several African celebrities like Otile Brown, Skales, Burna Boy and Alikiba. He also once shaved the former Mombasa governor Joho and the current governor Abdulswamad Shariff. Jimmy The Barber Jimmy The Barber is undoubtedly one of Top earning barbers in Kenya. The barber who has majored in shaving and colouring hair operates in Nairobi. Over his years of experience, Jimmy has worked with several celebrities like KRG The Don, Jamaican singer Koshens, Khalif Kairo and Tanzania’s Paul Clement. Fahim Skills He is the face behind K Styles Hair Studio. He is one of top earning barbers in Kenya making millions from his business. Mid last year, he caused a buzz on social media after he revealed that Singer Otile Brown pays him Ksh 100,000 weekly for hair cut. Fahim Skills has worked on both male and female celebrities including Mungai Eve, Rayvanny, Otile Brown, DJ Joe Mfalme and Oga Obinna.

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Catherine Muringo :I bought Ksh.700K Car 3 months after getting into Mitumba business

March 20, 2023
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A while ago, Catherine Muringo left Kenyans in shock after she revealed that she bought a Ksh 700K car to three months after starting a Mitumba business. Catherine narrated that her second hand clothers business picked so well that she amassed huge profit with a short time. A section of Kenyans dismissed the claim as untrue. They wondored how one can take such a hug step in so short period. How did Catherine Muringo start Mitumba business Catherine Muringo got into second hand clothes business 9 years ago, when few players where in the market . While speaking in an Interview with the Standard, Catherine revealed that she decided to venture into Mitumba clothes after her Salon business collapsed. Muringo was devastated and hopeless after her Salon business failed to thrive. She had only Ksh.2000, which she used as starting capital. Luckily, there were few players into the Mitumba business and hence it was a walk in the park. "I began the business with 2000 shillings. At the time we did not experience much challenge because very few people were into the business," she said. Armed with Ksh. 2000, Catherine went to Korogocho market and picked kids clothes. To her surprise, the clothes made Ksh.9000. Catherine later met a friendly dealer who taught him various varieties of bales.This made her business more profitable. Catherine Muringo now runs a multi-millions Mitumba business in Gikomba and imports bales from abroad. “I prefer Canadian bales because they are clean. I also source from Australia, the UK, very little from the US and rarely from China. Before, I did not know that there was a difference between China, Canadian, the UK or Australian bales, I just used to buy them randomly,” she said. Nissan X-TRAIL CAR in 3 months While in an interview with NTV, Catherine Muringo sparked a buzz among Kenyan after she said she bought her first car three months after getting into Mitumba business. Catherine said that she made huge profit with a short period, that she acquired a Ksh. 700K car. "Things were so good. Within 3 months I was able to purchase a second hand Nissan X-TRAIL worth Ksh.700K," she noted.

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Edgar Otieno: Man who left bank job to hawk pencils in Nairobi Speaks

March 17, 2023
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The story of Edgar Otieno cuts an image of an ambitious and daring young man. Years a go, Otieno left many in shock after he left a well-paying corporate job to hawk pencils in the streets of Nairobi. Otieno who was employed by Barclays Bank (Now ABSA) tendered his resignation letter, and got into streets with hope if making difference in the hawking sector. Many Kenyans view hawking as a preserve of the unemployed and unemployable. To Otieno however, it was a great opportunity to exercise his expertise as sales person. He wakes up every day, grooms to an impression of a corporate officer and heads to the street to start the day off. Many of those who interacted with Otieno wondored why a man with a banking background would leave a lucrative job to hawk pencils on the streets. Otieno had a simple answer, "In sales, people buy the seller before buying the product." True to his words, Otieno's impeccable dressing and willingness to speak multiple languages has won him so many clients. "I have been forced to learn basic phrases of different languages in Kenya.Over the years I have been on streets, I have learned that people prefer to by from their own or someone who speaks their language," he said. Otieno who hails from Busia County began his Sales career some years back. Upon arrival in Nairobi, he stumbled at a company that was recruiting sales agents for pencil and cutlery products. He began so well and within a short period, he was already the top performing sales agent. The company closed in 2005 but that did not cut short his passion, but instead embarked on personal business. While speaking in an earlier interview, Otieno said he enjoy hawking because of flexibility, something that give him freedom to pursue other interests like education and farming. Through his little earning, he was able to enroll for a diploma in social work, with hope of getting a better job. "In 2012 I enrolled for a diploma in social work buit I have not managed to get any job. Over the past I dismissed several job offers.I declined them because none was willing to pay me better than what I get in a day." Many people still holds misconception about Otieno some. Some believe that he is an undercover detective disguising as a hawker. They wonder how one can wear so impeccably for a job that involves running after customers. "People buy with their eyes first. If you dress well, they will buy from you," he said.

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