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eew.never been there but shaking hands is not my favorite habit cz of all these thoughts plaguing my mind.
Hygiene is a personal decision. Some people will not wash hands even if you avail water and soap.They never feel the dirt.

Kunbee:
Are you sure you are fine?

sexsinners:
ofcourse i am fine, ppl stare at me all the time.

i am a fine fine boy

sexsinners:
I AM NOT A SEX SINNER,YOU EVIL UNGRATEFUL , SOULESS DEMON SINNER.

Dude u seriously need prayers.

kenyaman:
Pendo, Ksh 300 per three cups of tea. It makes sense that a laborer, the minimum age earner get Ksh 8, 000 a day. This way they can at least drink chai in a kibanda. please note that as a professional, I would have a better minimum wage than ksh 8,000. The minimum wage for a professional should at least start at Ksh. 14,000 a day. This would make sure that the Kenyan lives above the inflation. Such would bring productivity in the country.  This is the minimum wages that KENYAN LEADERS HAVE BEEN DENYING KENYANS. WAKE UP< KENYANS. AMKENI NDUGU ZETU> TUFANYE SOTE BIDII,

Lord of Nazareth. I said sh 300 is for Intercon/Newstanley or Fairmont.
Those are not places you frequent every time you feel like a cup of tea? you meet clients there or whn you feel loaded and want a change of environment.You can find same quality of tea elsewhere at a cheaper price.

Okay why are you singing the National Anthem now? are u okay?

And yes you are nowhere near riverroad.But hutaki kusema uliko.Labda uko Uganda na Kony!

kenyaman:
How much is a cup of tea in a [b]kibanda? [/b]How much is a cup of tea in a hotel or restaurant?

And I answered that its kobole (swahili slang for sh5 )or sh10.

I gave you the price of chai in a kibanda cz thats what you asked for! Do you know how many resturants we have in the city? almost at every corner.
Now you must understand that the price of tea in Koinange street or mama ngina street is not the same as in kimathi or moi avenue.
Do I even need to explain why? No I do not.
Okay so Intercontinental hotel is owned by the wazungus. Tribe is owned by a I guess a muhindi and fairmont group of hotels.C'mmon google.
Those are 5 star hotels and I only quoted them for comparison sake.
A cup of tea in intercon could sell for usd 3 going by the current roe of 100/dollar. sh 300 to be precise.
But look here that cup of teas is not a mug.Its a kettle ,sugar,cream enough to fit 3 cups. Why are we even comparing? all that is biz not politics.

kenyaman:
"you wanna know the voices on the ground? fly down to kenya. What I can tell you is nobody is talking about hague but you.People are busy making money."

SIKIZA, KAMA NINGEKUWA KARIBU, NINGEKWANDA KWA VIBANDA KUNYWA CHAI MARA MOJA. CHAI YA MAZIWA, CHAI KAVU NA KADHALIKA

ok so uko wapi? mbona wajificha? ni sawa go down there and head to riverroad or gikomba. You will get your cup at sh 5.Don't worry about hygiene however.

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eh cuddle what happened to poems. I dont like this esp frm u in this section.
Nway I will add my 2 cents. If you are undecided about what kind of job to do?
Change your 'meaningful' hobby into a career. You must enjoy your work or else you give up on the 3rd day when cash fails to flow as expected.
If you lack patience dont even try going into biz. some people can never do biz. employment suits them

slimyem:
yes, i'm hawt and i know it.no one has to tell me!
And then what rule says i cant vote myself?

you have my vote then.I just love making fun out of all this.

Fickle there's a lady in one of the threads by Toba on albino's.shes the one on the left.
she is.

Fickle fickle fickle your threads keep this section vibrant and lively.Funny too.

Now are ladies voting as well ?

mmh lemmie think. brb with my sexy and hawt vote.

This is a very funny and crazy thread.Every post leaves me with cracked ribs!!

Stopita!

I heard stopita in a nollywood film. hahaha means stop it.

‘Museveni plotting change of Sudan government’

Power threat. Sudan Vice President says Mr Museveni while attending an event last year in New York made his intentions clear when he said marginalised regions in Sudan should shift the centre of power. He also says the Ugandan President supported the secession of South Sudan.

Kampala

Sudan’s Vice President Ali Osman Mohamed Taha has accused President Museveni of plotting regime change in Sudan as part of a broader agenda to stifle Arab influence in Africa. The accusations come as the Khartoum administration struggles to calm protesters who have thronged the nation’s capital all week over high food prices and rising cost of living.

Mr Taha also accused former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and former Yemeni Vice President Ali Salim al-Beidh of contributing militarily to the secession of South Sudan. While attending a symposium in Egypt’s Capital Cairo on Monday, Mr Taha said Mr Museveni made his intentions clear sometime last year when he attended an event in New York. According to Mr Taha, Mr Museveni spoke of a movement by marginalised regions of Sudan to shift the centre of power in Sudan.

Uganda responds
“This is ridiculous,” Ministry of Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary Ambassador James Mugume said yesterday. “I was in New York and the President never said such a thing.” Ambassador Mugume said President Museveni actually expressed support for the Sudanese government and called for the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement signed in 2005 including the January 2011 referendum and the peaceful resolution of other post-referendum issues. According to the Sudan Tribune, Mr Taha could have been referring to a United Nations meeting Mr Museveni attended on September 27, 2010.

It is alleged Mr Museveni reportedly said the problem in Sudan was a group of Arabs who were trying to run Sudan as an Arab country [/b]regardless of the fact that it was an Afro-Arab nation.

The accusations are likely to further strain the Khartoum -Kampala relationship which is already fragile due to Uganda’s support of South’s independence and accusations that [b]Khartoum largely supported the Lord’s Resistance Army that ravaged northern Uganda for over 20 years.




I wish somebody with insight could read and understand what is happening. There's more than meets the eye.

I am from the East and what happens across the border affects us to some extent.We always play refuge to war tone nations. You may be shocked to discover that Kony is only a blinding effect.The issues are deep and interest may spread far than we are reading about.

I need to talk to my pals in Kampala and get their views as well.
http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/-/688334/1255158/-/bi19m2z/-/index.html

This is very funny. Where is Kizya Besigye and what are his views on this?
If only people understood the politics at play here.

Fact is this. Oil reserves have been discovered in Uganda. The west put pressure on museveni to sell them crude oil but museveni remained adamant.
He said his country will build refineries and only refined oil will leave uganda. Reason? his people must be the first beneficiaries of the oil deposits.
One Kizya Besigye who is museveni's strong opponent and former doctor has tried to oust museveni in vain.
The last elections saw Besigye launch the walk to work campaign that crippled Uganda for several days. The last one landed him in Nbo Hospital and it as all dramatic.
The news was that the west was funding the walk to work campaign.The aim was to put pressure on museveni to resign so that once Besigye takes over power he will allow the west to take out crude oil out of uganda. The man kesigye never gave up his walk to work campaigns even after several beatings.
To Museveni's supporters Besigye was the west's puppet to distabilise museveni's goverment.He has all of a sudden gone quiet!
I now wonder why Museveni has all of a sudden allowed US troops into the country to help fight Kony.Yeah Kony is a crazy man and needs to face justice but I cant rule out the oil politics into all these.Where have they been before? For heavens sake Kony has been in hiding for a very long time.
He has given press interviews the way osama used to do but Americans never bothered. Yes am interested to know why now after discovery of oil reserves.

I can only 'imagine' that besigye has fallen out of favour with the west and museveni has softened to them. Why? I wonder.
So what is at stake here for him and his country? Will he allow the west to dictate what they want in this oil biz in exchange for Kony?
That is all I see here.

Cuddlemii:
Hey! How is you? To have access to me just add me up on ym. Try my username alone & inidicate its u.

You know I never use yim.I do not even have an excuse for that.I am ever on skype. I will do that anyway. infact right away.
This is weird but I dreamt that I visited your crib in my country!!
Then when I first looked at you I saw you resemble brandy the musician.I love her and her voice.
Then I was like wow you have eyes like brandy blablabla u know all the girlie stuff. I was soo delighted to have finally met you.
I think I missed you for real.I like your comments and maturity and I felt your absence. Dont disappear even if they keep bashing naija gals. You are strong.

This guy Kony deserves to be killed like saddam. The autrocities commited by LRA are beyond any human's imagination.
He has avoided arrest for so long I even thought he died in the bush with one lukwena woman.
But wait a minute!! Is museveni for this? I want to know what Kizya Besigye( museveni's big opponent) is saying then regarding this because I know what has been causing the rift btwn museveni and Kizya and the west has their hand in that.
Somebody is being smart here and it must be Museveni but I wonder why now? Why a change of heart? Is it a strategy to keep kizya away. *my thoughts*
When dd the US start developing interest in helping uganda battle LRA? cz I heard about Kony since I was born. Where has the US been?!I swear you cant beat the US. These guys can smell gold from far and there's lots of 'gold ' in Uganda.
obama.