Former cabinet Minister Njenga Karume is dead.
The billionaire businessman and close political associate to President Kibaki passed on in the early hours of this morning (at 2:40am) at Karen hospital Nairobi aged 83 from complications associated with prostrate cancer which he has been battling for some time now.
A strange twist of fate has seen the country lose two very similar men who were both very close to president Kibaki in a space of only a few days. What is going on? What are the signs of the time telling us? What is the grim reaper up to?
Local TV stations that have been filling the airwaves with Michuki eulogies appeared "confused" this morning. Abandon Michuki or pull out all programming to eulogize two old men that represented what went terribly wrong with Kenya.
Past Kumekucha articles on Njenga Karume;
Even as Kenyans seem to have major issues with their President, now a foreign country has come out strongly not only to condemn President William Ruto but to also make some crazy allegations about his personal dealings concerning lucrative money deals and power-broking. A Sudanese army leader has accused Ruto of business dealings with an individual who is involved in the troubles in that country. And yet Ruto is supposed to be leading a mediation to end the current troubles there.
So, why don't we start with a real life example of a company that copied its' way to success. A copy cat multi-national today.
Kenyans, like ordinary citizens of any country of the world do not usually pay too much attention to news outside their country. But on Sunday a video went viral where a commander of the Sudan army in a press conference made some shocking allegations against Ruto. That man is General Yasir Alatta, the Assistant Commander-in-Chief of the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF).
The problem with the video for many Kenyans was that the man spoke in the language used in Sudan that the majority of Kenyans would not understand.
But here is the translation of what General Yasir Alatta said about Ruto (shocking);
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What happened in Sudan is unprecedented and may have looked impossible just a few short weeks before it happened. President Omar al Bashir left power peaceful. The amazing inside story is bound to be an inspiration right across Africa and beyond.
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Little known facts about the former President of Sudan, Omar al Bashir.
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Everybody hates the copycat with a passion. Yet customers don't seem to care. Pepsi is an idea that was copied from Coke and as you read this customers are giving more money to Pepsi. Copycat? Who cares? Who wants to know? And so all you need to do is to find the idea that is already successful and copy it. I can show you exactly how to do that.
Here is the story of two companies you will recognize immediately because you use their products or at least know somebody who. The first company came up with the original and the second one simply copies their way to great success worldwide.
Read: copycat to business success article
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One of the Top 10 billionaires In Kenya grew door to door sales to buying a bank: The amazing story of a creative Kenyan entrepreneur who achieved the "impossible" by turning a failed company into a very profitable enterprise. Includes details of exactly how he did it.
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Here is one excellent example of a Make Money idea that will blow your mind and bank account. And you will be focusing on something people do not even want and in some instances they will even pay you to get rid of it.
