Would change come from toiling, hiding, complaining from afar, struggling and refusing to make sacrifices to go back home and help develop, sustain and grow your country?

As I drove through Kericho on my way to Kisumu last weekend, I stopped at Chepseon, near Kericho to buy some potatoes to take to my relas at home. The ladies selling told me that business was up 100% coz of the road. In 100 days since the coalition gava was formed, almost all potholes (80%) between Mau Summit and Kisumu have been filled and people are driving again. Infact between Mau Summit and Kericho, there;s even a new layer on top of the fixed potholes. Yaani, its nywee like you haven’t seen in years. I was grateful for a while coz being a business advisor, this is the kind of news I like to hear and maybe seek to understand the real impact on the region and maybe tap into it. My joy got flashed away in a second when the women said that if they hadn’t kicked ass, this wouldn’t have happened.

Kyuks may have been targeted, but Kenyans have become losers and will pay a heavy price for a long time. If this is the mentality that a generation is going to grow up proud of, then we are in for rough times ahead.

Not so much coz of Kaleo youth, but rather coz its likely that this is representative of the thinking of many other Kenyans where real development and change will now be seen, coming from the coalition gava.

How else can you explain to them that development was going to come to them except through fire and blood?

The ordinary Kyuk was not the problem; it was at most, 10 tribal chiefs very close to Kibaki. And it was about the same in the previous regimes.

Lets try to be what we know we ought to be focus on how we can do real business, promote real investment, build real, partnerships across tribes and regions and build a strong country. Lets stay focused on the things that build otherwise we all loose.

Enjoy

Tameer: The art of failing!!

I Posted a lengthy reply yesterday of what I saw as opportunities in kenya but for some reason I can’t see it……I’ll try posting again

i personally have no grudge with kyuks(just some of ua leaders arrogance), as a matter of fact my apartments in naks and nai are managed by kyuks.. as for business am staying away from kenya for awhile.. i bought equity bank stocks in 07, do u have any business ideas???

Where have u been ? it aint arrogance, it’s confidence daddi..

ati the economic dominance will be tamed….chief, ur dreaming, wake up, seriously!

My broda ( as a naija would say ), Between now and the next couple of years, you are gong to see the emrgence of real bsuinessmen like you’ve never seen before, both indians, kyuks, luo’s etc, whoever has good business acumen.

In the days when you guys ahd power , siku za Moi, Kales had every advantage, and now they’re crying. why were you not calling for affirmative action when Kip’s and Cheps infront of your name meant automatic hire in any government department ?

My friend, you just seem to have a hate for kyuks for whatever reason.If they are successful, why not try emulate them? you may learn something.

but besides politicking, coz we’ll never agree, what are your thoughts on the variuos sectors of the kenyan economy ? no politicking, just relevant business answers…

You have left me speechless at the thought of Ruto getting internal security. I can’t even, even, even…..grrrrrrrr