Colgate Shuts Down Kenyan Factory 50 Kenyans Are Now Jobless

Last week in the booming Kenyan economy, things were so good that multinational, Colgate Palmolive could not take it any more, the multinational shut down it's factory in Kenya, which has been in operation since the 1960s.

50 more people (not counting hundreds of casuals) without a job is not a big number but these small numbers tend to add up rather quickly.
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Want To Succeed In Kenya Today? Take Up Golf

My sincere apologies to some of my most faithful readers who love the game of golf with all their hearts. But whispers reaching his blogger indicate that the Nation CEO landed his new plum job on the golf course.

Yes, the guy plays golf like every ruling class-VIP-upward mobile-serious executive-people who matter in Kenya today-person. Nothing wrong with Golf and nothing wrong with golf course appointments. It happens everywhere in the world.

The only problem is that if you are a politician supposed to empathize with the plight of the ordinary Kenyan then the golf course is definitely not one of the places to develop empathy. It is OK for CEO Linus Gitahi thought, he is not in politics.

I am very grateful for one thing though. The fact that Moi does not play and has never played Golf in his life. Can you imagine what would have happened to Kenya during his long 24 year rule? If the horrors we saw were from a non-golf player, then you get my drift.

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