denisfidha:
List of internationa technology companies that chose Kenya as their HQ base


AVIC internationa- Africa
BlackBerry Ltd -east and central Africa
Elitek - Sub Saharan Africa
Google -Africa
GSM assosiation -Africa
IBM research Lab -Africa
ICAO -Africa
KIVA -Africa
Motorola solution -Africa
Nokia research hub -Africa, m.east and India
Qualcom -Sub.Saharan Africa
RTI international
Sony -east and cental africa
Toyota -Africa
Visa -sub sahara Africa

You left out Cocacola,China Central TV,Huawei ,Diageo ,Scania ,Barti Airtel,Mitsubishi Motors,Standard Chartered,General Electric,Merk....

IVORY2009:

okay! Less see wat happens, wat about bot

Stupid comment.

Bifwoli:

You left out Cocacola,China Central TV,Huawei ,Diageo ,Scania ,Barti Airtel,Mitsubishi Motors,Standard Chartered,General Electric,Merk....

There are more than 40 multinational companies that chose kenya to be their Africa HQ, I was just listing companies that deal purely on technology or requires skilled workforce that is tecno savvy

Pavore9:


Your eye sharp well, well!


I have gotten used to those pepperless and saltless meals. I remember the first time l tasted chapati some years back, l threw up but now am addicted to it!

Lol, I actually liked chapati from day 1cos of the combination I used with it. I even continued eating eat here now in naija. But getting used to their food, naaaaah! had to formulate my own recipes.

biggy26:


Lol, I actually liked chapati from day 1cos of the combination I used with it. I even continued eating eat here now in naija. But getting used to their food, naaaaah! had to formulate my own recipes.

I prefer chapati with tea. So you prepare chapati in Nigeria?

Kenya have an array of food but their preparation is off for many of us. l add palm oil and spices to their githeri, cooking jollof rice/fried rice and preparing salad is so cheap here. i eat ewedu soup alongside wheat/semolina on a regular basis.

He is good

Pavore9:


I prefer chapati with tea. So you prepare chapati in Nigeria?

Kenya have an array of food but their preparation is off for many of us. l add palm oil and spices to their githeri, cooking jollof rice/fried rice and preparing salad is so cheap here. i eat ewedu soup alongside wheat/semolina on a regular basis.

Lol! interesting. I prepare chapo here o cos I like it. Githeri, d Luo's, call it nyonyo. It was semolina I used to eat there too and ola ola. Their beans no follow except u buy naija beans.

Which area do u live there?

biggy26:


Lol! interesting. I prepare chapo here o cos I like it. Githeri, d Luo's, call it nyonyo. It was semolina I used to eat there too and ola ola. Their beans no follow except u buy naija beans.

Which area do u live there?

I live in Kilimani.

I switch between semolina and wheat, there are folks who bring in garri, plantain and palm oil from Uganda. I get my Okra and ewedu from Nakumatt. I get ugu from a Nigerian family living along Ngong road then Egusi, ogbono etc is brought in from Lagos.

I buy their already cooked beans, l just add palm oil and seasoning then prepare the uji to be thick as our pap, beans and akamu is ready!

Pavore9:


I live in Kilimani.

I switch between semolina and wheat, there are folks who bring in garri, plantain and palm oil from Uganda. I get my Okra and ewedu from Nakumatt. I get ugu from a Nigerian family living along Ngong road then Egusi, ogbono etc is brought in from Lagos.

I buy their already cooked beans, l just add palm oil and seasoning then prepare the uji to be thick as our pap, beans and akamu is ready!

Ur really funny bro. Lol! That's close to yaya centre. I lived in viraj apt. along Hulingham. That's the way bro. that's how I did it too. But Ugandan plantain isn't as tight as naijas own. Used to import mine from naija sometimes. Uji is good for d cold, evening tins. Their beans no dey gree don o, like rubber. I actually like Kenya, it's like home to me. Hope u speak Swahili o? Mambo?