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Vincent Ashirumah, Kisumu (2026)

28/09/2024

Ft. Newcastle 1-1 Man city

10/09/2024

Remember the Kodak company? In 1997, Kodak had about 160,000 employees.
And about 85% of the world's photography was done with Kodak cameras. With the rise of mobile cameras over the past few years, Kodak Camera Company is out of the market. Even Kodak went completely bankrupt and all his employees were fired.

At the same time many more famous companies had to stop themselves. Like

HMT (clock)
BAJAJ (स्कूटर)
DYANORA (TV)
MURPHY (RADIO)
NOKIA (Mobile)
RAJDOOT (Bike)
Ambassador (car)

None of the above companies had bad quality. Why are these companies out yet? Because they could not change themselves over time.

Standing in the present moment you probably don't think how much the world could change in the next 10 years! And today's 70%-90% jobs will be completely over in the next 10 years. We are slowly entering the era of "Fourth Industrial Revolution".

Check out today's famous companies-

UBER is just a software name. No, they have no cars of their own. Yet today the world's largest taxi-fair company is UBER.

Airbnb is the largest hotel company in the world today. But funny thing is they don't own a single hotel in the world.

Similarly, examples of countless companies like Paytm, Ola Cab, Oyo rooms etc can be given.

There is no work for new lawyers in America today, because a legal software called IBM Watson can advocate much better than any new lawyer. Thus, almost 90% of Americans will not have any jobs in the next 10 years. The remaining 10% will be saved. These will be 10% experts.

The new doctor is also sitting down to work. Watson software can detect cancer and other diseases 4 times more accurately than humans. Computer intelligence will surpass human intelligence by 2030.

90% of today's cars will not be seen on the roads in the next 20 years. Leftover cars will either run by electricity or hybrid cars. The roads will slowly become empty. Gasoline consumption will decrease and oil producing Arab countries will slowly become bankrupt.

If you want a car you have to ask for a car from a software like Uber. And as soon as you ask for a car, a completely driverless car will come and park in front of your door. If you travel with several people in the same car, the rent of a car per person will be less than a bike.

Driving without driver will reduce the number of accidents by 99%. And this is why car insurance will stop and car insurance companies will be out.

Things like driving on earth will no longer survive. Traffic police and parking staff won't be required when 90% of vehicles disappear from the road.

Just think, there used to be STD booths in the streets even 10 years ago. All these STD booths were forced to close after the mobile revolution came in the country. Those who survived have become mobile recharge shops. Again online revolution in mobile recharge. People started recharging their mobile online sitting at home. Had to replace these recharge shops again. Now these are just mobile phones to buy and sell and repair shops. But this will also change very soon. Mobile phone sales are increasing directly from Amazon, Flipkart.

The definition of money is also changing. There used to be cash but in today's age it has become "plastic money". Credit card and debit card round was a few days ago. Now that too is changing and the era of mobile wallet is coming. Growing market of Paytm, one click of mobile money.

Those who cannot change with age, age removes them from the earth. So keep changing with the times.

Keep creating great content, keep moving with time.

07/07/2024

December 1937 as Chelsea FC battled Charlton FC at Stanford Bridge Stadium in London, the match was stopped and abandoned at the 60th minute due to a heavy fog. Unfortunately, the Charlton FC legendary goalkeeper, Sam Bartram remained unaware and kept guarding the goal post for another fifteen minutes after the match was stopped.

He didn't hear the referee's whistle because of the crowd behind him. He stood at the goal with his arms outstretched and completely focused in the fog so as not to be caught unawares as he thought his teammates were attacking the opponents goal.

Fifteen minutes after the match was abandoned, he was approached by the Stadium Police and informed the match had been stopped fifteen minutes earlier. Sam Bartram said these famous great words with great sorrow. "HOW SAD THAT MY FRIENDS FORGOT ME WHEN I WAS GUARDING THEIR GATE." There are many players in the field of Life whose Goal we defend with enthusiasm and Support, but when the situation become a wave of fog, they leave us behind.

06/07/2024

🚨 Manchester United held new talks with Joshua Zirkzee’s agent to discuss contract terms, salary, commission.

Erik ten Hag spoke to Zirkzee on phone several times.

United are discussing internally whether they want to proceed — €40m release clause, valid until August.

24/06/2024

UPDATE: GEN Z protesters highlights critical issues and demands that require immediate attention and action by the Parliament.

1. Economic and Financial Reforms

The housing levy is perceived as a slush fund for the executive. We demand its immediate abolition to prevent misuse of public funds.

1.1. Abolish the Housing Levy:

1.2. Remove Exclusions in the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF):

All Kenyans should have access to comprehensive healthcare services without any exclusions under the SHIF. SHIF, just like its predecessor NHIF, should be the most comprehensive insurance fund that every Kenya has and support the achievement of UHC. The current regulation includes a long list of exclusions that should be removed.

1.3. Drop the CAS Bill and CAS Positions:

The creation of Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) positions is an unnecessary financial burden. We demand the discontinuation of the CAS Bill and the elimination of these positions.

1.4. Eliminate MP Allowances:

Members of Parliament should earn a basic salary without additional allowances for attending parliamentary sittings. Savings from these allowances should be redirected to critical sectors like health and education.

1.5. Mandatory Jail Term for Corruption:

Introduce a mandatory jail term of at least five years for individuals convicted of looting public funds, alongside the recovery of all stolen funds. There should be no out-of-court settlements for corruption cases.

1.6. Redirect Savings to Health and Education:

Funds saved from the elimination of allowances and CAS positions should be allocated to health and education, with a focus on increasing the higher education fund to ensure no student pays more than Ksh. 50,000 per year in university fees.

1.7. Drop the Proposal to Increase Fuel Levy by 39%:

The proposed increase in the fuel levy will disproportionately affect the cost of living. We demand its immediate withdrawal.

1.8. Drop the Proposal to Increase SEP to 6% of Revenue:

Digital businesses should pay corporate tax like other companies. The proposed SEP increase will stifle the growth of digital enterprises, which are crucial for job creation.

1.9. Oppose imposition of excise duty

We demand the rejection of proposals to impose excise duty vegetable oils at 25%. These measures will increase the cost of essential services and goods.

1.10. Remove Excise Duty on Internet Bundles:

We oppose the proposal to increase excise duty on internet data from 15% to 20%. Kenya already has one of the most expensive internet services in the region. We propose removal of excise duty on internet all together. Removing excise duty on internet bundles will make access more affordable and provide young people with an opportunity to create own employment through online jigs and content creation.

1.11. Reduce Budgets for First and Second Lady Offices:

The budget for the offices of the First and Second Lady should not exceed Ksh. 200 million annually. If additional funds are needed, they should be raised independently

1.12. Cut Statehouse Renovation Budgets:

The proposed budgets for renovations at Statehouse and Deputy President Office-Harambee Annex should be cut from the Appropriation Bill 2024.

1.14. Remove Import Duty on Filming Equipment and Services

To support young entrepreneurs in content creation, import duty, eco-levy, and VAT on filming equipment should be removed, as there are no local manufacturers for such equipment.

1.15. Remove Excise Duty on Digital Platforms:

Eliminate excise duty on digital platforms for services offered in Kenya by non-residents to encourage digital entrepreneurship.

2. Social and Governance Reforms

2.1. Address Issues Affecting Young People:

Drop the Replacement ID Fee: Reduce the Ksh. 1000 fee to no than Ksh, 200 for replacing national IDs and the requirement for a new driver's license every three years.

Amend ID Expiry Rules: National IDs should not expire, reducing bureaucratic burdens on citizens.

2.2. Reform the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC):

The IEBC should be reconstituted to allow for the recall of MPs who fail to represent their constituents effectively.

2.3. Referendum on Governance Issues:

Initiate a referendum to address governance issues, including the overrepresentation in the National Assembly.

2.4. Employment for Intern Doctors and Junior Secondary School (JSS) Teachers:

Ensure the employment of intern doctors and JSS teachers, and reinstate those who were dismissed for participating in strikes.

15/06/2024

*HISTORY OF VEHICLES REGISTRATION IN KENYA*

1920-1989

The first series was registered in 1920 when a single letter was attributed to each of the 14 registration Districts as follows; N=Kiambu, E=Kisumu, J=Kitale, B,H,T,W=Nairobi, A=Mombasa, C=Nakuru, D=Kericho, F=Eldoret, G=Nyeri, K=Muranga, L=Kisii, Q=Machakos, S=Lamu, V=Isiolo, and Y=Nanyuki.

It is not known when the first vehicle was registered in Kenya. Note; Meru District was not important to be a registration centre.

1989-2007

After registration of KZZ999, the second series followed in 1989. The series followed KAA001A to KAZ999Z. Each 3rd letter of of the number provided for 23,976 registration units. Hence for the series to be completed, about 575,524 vehicles will be registered. KAF, KAO and KAI were omitted. This service took 17 years.

2007-2014

After the registration of KAZ 999Z, the 3rd registration series of KBA 001A to KBZ 999Z, was started in 2007. Please note that 575,524 vehicles were registered in 7 years. This is obviously a reflection of Kibaki turnaround of the economy.

2014-2020

After registration of vehicle KBZ999Z the 4th registration series was started in 2014 as KCA 001A. This series ran to KCZ 999Z in September 2020. This took 6 years to complete.

2020 to Present.

After the registration of KCZ 999Z in September 2020 the 5th registration series of KDA 000A to KDZ 999Z started. It looks like KD will take longer. The cost of vehicles led by ridiculous taxation and depreciation of Kenya Shilling will slow the importation of vehicles.

Ndio tumefika KDQ

31/05/2024

Jose Mourinho has verbally agreed to a two-year contract with Fenerbahce, with an option for an additional year. The move marks Mourinho's return to management after his departure from Roma. 🇹🇷

30/05/2024

Football Titbits across the papers

Manchester United are targeting Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite, while Aston Villa are keen on Chelsea's Conor Gallagher.

Manchester United are targeting Everton's 21-year-old English defender Jarrad Branthwaite, who is valued at between £60-70m. (Sky Sports), external

Aston Villa are interested in Chelsea's 24-year-old England midfielder Conor Gallagher. (Independent), external

Manchester City are considering a move for Werder Bremen's 28-year-old German goalkeeper Michael Zetterer. (Bild via Sport Witness), external

Liverpool are planning to offer 20-year-old Northern Ireland defender Conor Bradley a new improved contract. (Teamtalk), external

Manchester United are considering a swap deal involving 22-year-old England striker Mason Greenwood and Atletico Madrid's 24-year-old Portugal forward Joao Felix. (Star), external

Everton and West Ham have opened talks with Burnley over a deal for 22-year-old French defender Maxime Esteve. (L'Equipe - in French), external

Former Manchester United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy, 47, is a contender for the Leicester manager's job. (Mirror)

Real Madrid plan to announce the signing of France and Paris Saint-Germain forward Kylian Mbappe, 25, before this summer's Euros. (Fabrizio Romano)

Chelsea have to raise funds through players sales before 30 June to comply with Premier League profit and sustainability rules. (Sun), external

New Bayern Munich boss Vincent Kompany wants Middlesbrough coach Aaron Danks to join his backroom team. (Mail), external

RB Leipzig, RB Salzburg and Roma are interested in Manchester City's 28-year-old England midfielder Kalvin Phillips. (Sun), external

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is in talks over a new contract that would see him become one of the highest paid managers in the Premier League. (Mail), external

RB Leipzig’s 20-year-old Slovenia striker Benjamin Sesko is Arsenal's top transfer target this summer. (Mirror), external

Rennes and Lyon are set to bid £35m for West Ham's 28-year-old Morocco defender Nayef Aguerd. (Football Insider)

Source: BBC Sport

27/05/2024

Football Titbits across the papers.

A Saudi Pro League club has Manchester City keeper Ederson in their sights, while Manchester United speak to the representatives of two managers...

Manchester City keeper Ederson is a target for Al-Ittihad and the Saudi Pro League side are willing to offer an initial £25m for the 30-year-old Brazil international. (Mail), external

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is expected to bring his stint to the club to an end when his current contract runs out next summer. (Mail), external

Arsenal are interested in Stade Rennais winger Desire Doue, 18, and are prepared to compete with numerous clubs including Tottenham for his signature. (Mirror, external)

Manchester United have held talks with the representatives of Brentford manager Thomas Frank and former Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino, with Erik ten Hag at serious rick of being sacked. (Telegraph - subscription required), external

If United appoint Pochettino, he will look to bring midfielder Conor Gallagher and defender Trevoh Chalobah with him from Chelsea to Old Trafford. (Football Insider, external)

Frank has held meetings with Chelsea as they look for a manager, after parting company with Pochettino. (Christian Falk), external

Former Brighton manager Roberto de Zerbi is the fourth name on Chelsea's list in their search for a new manager, with Frank, Leicester City's Enzo Maresca and Ipswich Town's Kieran McKenna the others. (Mail), external

Leicester boss Maresca has rejected an approach from Sevilla as he wants to stay in the Premier League, and is waiting for a response from Chelsea after recent talks with the Stamford Bridge club. (Fabrizio Romano)

Manchester United are interested in teenage Blackburn striker Igor Tyjon, 16, as they track several young players for possible deals. (Sun, external)

Stoke midfielder Sol Sidibe, 17, is a target for Chelsea, AC Milan and Monaco after making his first-team breakthrough last season. (Mail, external)

Manchester United are set to wait until after the summer transfer window closes before securing England midfielder Kobbie Mainoo, 19, on an improved contract. (Telegraph - subscription required), external

Aston Villa have agreed a two-year deal, which has the option of a further year, with 30-year-old English midfielder Ross Barkley, who can leave Luton Town after their relegation from the Premier League. (Football Insider), external

Real Betis defender Chadi Riad, 20, is set to arrive in England for a medical ahead of a potential £12.7m move to Crystal Palace. (Mail, external)

Morocco midfielder Sofyan Amrabat, 27, says he will speak to Manchester United about his future, with the Old Trafford club having an option to turn his loan from Fiorentina into a permanent switch. (Ziggo Sport, via Metro), external

Denmark midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, 28, is expected to leave Tottenham in search for more first-team football. (Football Insider), external

Fulham have made an 8m euro bid for Stuttgart and Congo forward Silas, 25, as negotiations between the two clubs continue. (CaughtOffside), external

German champions Bayer Leverkusen are close to signing Spanish midfielder Aleix Garcia, 26, from Girona for about 15-20m euros (£11.8m-£15.7m). (Sky Sports Germany), external

Burnley's list of possible replacements for manager Vincent Kompany, who is close to joining Bayern Munich, include former Chelsea boss Frank Lampard and ex-Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper. (Patreon, via Football League World), external

Norwich City are set to make a formal approach for FC Nordsjaelland manager Johannes Hoff Thorup as they look to appoint the 35-year-old as their head coach. (Sky Sports)

Source: BBC Sport

26/05/2024

Football Titbits across the papers.

Kevin de Bruyne likely to stay at Manchester City, while Sir Jim Ratcliffe fails to give assurances about Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag's future...

Belgium midfielder Kevin de Bruyne is expected to extend his Manchester City contract, despite the 32-year-old's advisors holding meetings with clubs in Saudi Arabia. (Mirror), external

Barcelona sporting director Deco is an admirer of Liverpool winger Luis Diaz and the Spanish club could sell Brazil forward Raphinha to fund a move for the 27-year-old Colombia international. (AS - in Spanish), external

Manchester United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe did not answer when asked a question about whether manager Erik ten Hag will remain in his job following his side's FA Cup final win against Manchester City. (Mail), external

England forward Jarrod Bowen wants to stay at West Ham amid Newcastle United being linked with a move for the 27-year-old. (Mirror), external

England midfielder Emile Smith Rowe's camp will hold talks with Arsenal about the 23-year-old's future at the club following his limited playing time during the 2023-24 season. (CaughtOffside), external

Barcelona have contacted Spanish midfielder Thiago Alcantara, who will leave Liverpool when his contract ends on 30 June, about the 33-year-old becoming a player-assistant to prospective new manager Hansi Flick. (AS - in Spanish)

Paris St-Germain have made a 100m euro (£85m) offer for Georgia forward Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, with the 23-year-old and Napoli still to come to an agreement about a contract renewal. (Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian), external

PSG fear they are falling behind Liverpool, Manchester United and Real Madrid in the race to sign Lille's French centre-back Leny Yoro, 18, whose contract runs out at the end of the 2024-25 season. (L'Equipe - in French, subscription required), external

Napoli are in contact with Antonio Conte about the former Tottenham and Chelsea boss taking over as their new manager. (Sky Sports Italia), external

Manchester United are leading the race to sign 17-year-old Port Vale forward Baylee Dipepa. The England Under-17 international is also wanted by Newcastle United, West Ham, RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund and Aston Villa. (Mail), external

Newcastle are looking to complete the signing of two English defenders on free transfers - Bournemouth's Lloyd Kelly, 25, and Fulham's Tosin Adarabioyo, 26. (Football Insider), external

Aston Villa have set a price tag of between £6-8m for Brazil midfielder Philippe Coutinho, 31, but would also be open to a loan deal. (Rudy Galetti), external

Leicester City are looking into a move for Feyenoord and Slovakia centre-back David Hancko, 26, as they prepare to return to the Premier League next season. (Mail), external

Versatile Spain full-back Lucas Vazquez, 32, who can also play as a winger, is close to agreeing a contract extension with Real Madrid that will keep him at the club until at least June 2025. (Marca)

Source: BBC Sport

11/02/2024

Jose Mourinho: "I have watched AFCON more than European football. They are simply teaching us to be honest. In AFCON VAR is used exactly the way it should be used. They do not use it to help the money magnet teams or famous teams. This is why you saw the best out of every team . Because they know VAR is not hired behind the scenes but is for everyone. They listen even to their Players if the Ref missed something and go check. In Europe if I as a coach or a player plead with a ref to go check something, it is a red card for doing that. The headquarters for VAR needs to be in CAF"

02/02/2024

TIPS OF HOW TO SURVIVE IN NAIROBI CITY

1. Don't go to downtown if you don't have to.

2. If you move into a new house, use two padlocks no matter how of good quality they are.

3. Ukitembea tao uskie mtu amesema "oya oya" don't turn just move to the side.

4. When boarding a mat, check the condition of your window..that's where your phone might exit from.

5. No one should pray for you on the streets regardless of your situation in life.

6. Chapati will always be 10bob, Smokie 25bob, mayai 20bob.

7. Afya Center..don't even stop to swallow your saliva, pita ukikimbia. Walk mercilessly! And if you have hips,use them to pave way for yourself!. Elbows pia ni weapons... Unapita ukienda bila kuangalia nyuma.If someone hits you as you walk along the streets,hit them back because no one apologizes for such mistakes in this ciry!!

8. If you feel lost just go to Archives, you will pick your bearing from there.

9. Incase someone drops anything Infront of you ,don't pick ,run like your life depends on it. Hata ukiitwa siste siste ,achana nayo.

10. Instead of going to kanjo washrooms, just get into Ushirika house, tell the guards you are going to office 24, it is actually a washroom labeled by mistake or If you are pressed, ingia Hilton, Stanley, Norwich union etc ..confidence is key here..Kuna free parking Serena..play like yourself though..

11. Wakati wa mvua usinyeshewe K**a mimea Hapo kwa corridors, get in Supermarkets watch news from 85" Samsung Screen.Fanya window shopping hata k**a hununui kitu
Confidence ndio muhimu. Be smart nani!!

12. Don't bargain on everything..the trick is, the quality will keep reducing as the price goes down.

13.Avoid eye contact na hawker especially ukiwa traffic jam. Otherwise you've already signed a purchase contract.

14.When tired under scorching sun in town, don't go to Archives or Hilton. Just go to KCB KENCOM, pick a bank ticket and sit there the whole day. You will have a great rest.

15.Whatever you buy, must be packaged in front of you yaani mbele yako or else you'll find yourself with avocado seeds instead of potatoes.
Never buy black shoes at night.

16. In case uone any job openings ziko na phrase ya "send Whatsapp with the word Nairobi to a certain number," jua tu ni wale watu wa global...
Any job utaitishwa doh alafu uambiwe itakuwa refunded, hio ni wash wash..

17. Ukiskia risasi anywhere close to you, don't run..duck into the nearest shop...if you run, watu wa kwenyu wataambiwa uliuliwa na stray bullet...

18. Ukiingia kwa matatu and the window next to you haijifungi ama it's faulty, assume huna simu..the moment you remove it, it's gone... Never walk in a straight line..walk like 2 mins on the pavement then change direction abruptly..vuka barabara..the main aim is to be unpredictable..

19.Don't talk to those old grandmothers on the streets. Even thieves grow old.

20.Leave your Christian virtues and fruits of the Holy spirit at your home doormat. Think like a con and treat everyone like a suspect, otherwise you'll get fixed.
Never ever buy a phone, watch, electronics from a random person or shop in these streets.

*Additionally, never ever buy SECOND HAND items, especially Phones & electronics regardless of how cheap they are.

Why? You'll wet your panty the moment detectives track and catch up with you and tell you " Mwili tulipata, lakini kichwa mlitupa wapi? Si mngeweka tu karibu na mwili. Mbona mlimuua, si mngechukua simu na pesa tu na muende?"
Maoni yako comments fupi fupi...
OF HOW TO SURVIVE IN NAIROBI CITY

1. Don't go to downtown if you don't have to.

2. If you move into a new house, use two padlocks no matter how of good quality they are.

3. Ukitembea tao uskie mtu amesema "oya oya" don't turn just move to the side.

4. When boarding a mat, check the condition of your window..that's where your phone might exit from.

5. No one should pray for you on the streets regardless of your situation in life.

6. Chapati will always be 10bob, Smokie 25bob, mayai 20bob.

7. Afya Center..don't even stop to swallow your saliva, pita ukikimbia. Walk mercilessly! And if you have hips,use them to pave way for yourself!. Elbows pia ni weapons... Unapita ukienda bila kuangalia nyuma.If someone hits you as you walk along the streets,hit them back because no one apologizes for such mistakes in this ciry!!

8. If you feel lost just go to Archives, you will pick your bearing from there.

9. Incase someone drops anything Infront of you ,don't pick ,run like your life depends on it. Hata ukiitwa siste siste ,achana nayo.

10. Instead of going to kanjo washrooms, just get into Ushirika house, tell the guards you are going to office 24, it is actually a washroom labeled by mistake or If you are pressed, ingia Hilton, Stanley, Norwich union etc ..confidence is key here..Kuna free parking Serena..play like yourself though..

11. Wakati wa mvua usinyeshewe K**a mimea Hapo kwa corridors, get in Supermarkets watch news from 85" Samsung Screen.Fanya window shopping hata k**a hununui kitu
Confidence ndio muhimu. Be smart nani!!

12. Don't bargain on everything..the trick is, the quality will keep reducing as the price goes down.

13.Avoid eye contact na hawker especially ukiwa traffic jam. Otherwise you've already signed a purchase contract.

14.When tired under scorching sun in town, don't go to Archives or Hilton. Just go to KCB KENCOM, pick a bank ticket and sit there the whole day. You will have a great rest.

15.Whatever you buy, must be packaged in front of you yaani mbele yako or else you'll find yourself with avocado seeds instead of potatoes.
Never buy black shoes at night.

16. In case uone any job openings ziko na phrase ya "send Whatsapp with the word Nairobi to a certain number," jua tu ni wale watu wa global...
Any job utaitishwa doh alafu uambiwe itakuwa refunded, hio ni wash wash..

17. Ukiskia risasi anywhere close to you, don't run..duck into the nearest shop...if you run, watu wa kwenyu wataambiwa uliuliwa na stray bullet...

18. Ukiingia kwa matatu and the window next to you haijifungi ama it's faulty, assume huna simu..the moment you remove it, it's gone... Never walk in a straight line..walk like 2 mins on the pavement then change direction abruptly..vuka barabara..the main aim is to be unpredictable..

19.Don't talk to those old grandmothers on the streets. Even thieves grow old.

20.Leave your Christian virtues and fruits of the Holy spirit at your home doormat. Think like a con and treat everyone like a suspect, otherwise you'll get fixed.
Never ever buy a phone, watch, electronics from a random person or shop in these streets.

*Additionally, never ever buy SECOND HAND items, especially Phones & electronics regardless of how cheap they are.

Why? You'll wet your panty the moment detectives track and catch up with you and tell you " Mwili tulipata, lakini kichwa mlitupa wapi? Si mngeweka tu karibu na mwili. Mbona mlimuua, si mngechukua simu na pesa tu na muende?"
Maoni yako comments fupi fupi..

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