I think I have every reason to get worried. …for the last three days theres nowhere one can buy unga ya mahindi in this town, and my guys don’t take rice or chapati as ‘food’.
Have you tried matoke, mashed potatoes,mashed sweet potatoes…the list is endless… Expand your food group…
Wa show
I said UNGA…and I did not say all those you listed are lacking.
kama ni nairobi enda ukwala hapo bus station and if you know someone ocha mwambie akuorganizie mahindi uende usiage …alafu si tuliambiwa hii shida ni kina bibi zetu wanapaswa kufikiria kama tunataka kujoin ferrow mbirrionaires ama namna gani my friend
Si umeskia subsidised unga haiko…ama unadhani Ktalk tuko na depot yetu mahali?
He is giving you options that you should try. The moment we start using alternative foods is when we will choke the hold that food cartels have on us.
Maize as a staple food has been so politicized, chemicalised with all known chemicals in form of fertilizers ,adulterated with infusion of unknown genes, the list is endless.
Just choke the chain and cartels will cease. Let’s go back and feed on indigenous foods like nduma, cassava,sweet potatoes,arrow roots, plantain, matoke,sorghum, millet…
Tell him to talk to people who know people
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Umejaribu kwa malls?
Zote si indigenous zilikuja na mzungu kama mahindi.
Na pia hizo crops huwa produced commercially si organic chemicals imejaa pia.
Mjinga ni mjinga tu…I never said subsidised unga…eish comeernina una ujuaji tu.
Brathe huku hamna malls…ni interior kiasi. Hata mahindi ya kusaga hakuna na ikipatikana inauzwa 60bob/kg
Matoke is too light ni kama tu kukula rice.
Excatly…kuna food siwezi pelekea mtu ameshinda the whole day digging.
Distribution of the maize is the main problem, the cartels are fighting back.
In other words define “ua guys”
Yea towns zingine zina shida including central
Ooh sasa tumejifunza kupika spaghetti na macoroni whatever. They taste nice kuliko that useless yellow unga i bought called afya at ksh240.
Ongea na wakamba vizuri wakuoneshe kusiaga mihogo.
Watu wa mjengo
So? You can rest assured they don’t have laptops or expensive phones.