Hiyo story iliisha tu hivyo kama kawa, in Kenya NO ONE gets arrested for crimes committed by a mob…
Once on KTN, there’s a young boy who was featured in Case Files as having been arrested at the scene of mob justice and charged with murder.
Wueeh.
and maybe he was just a bystander. what will make people get nabbed in these age is videos
He was. Said he was then a high school student home for the holidays. Had been sent to the shops early in the morning to get some items for breakfast. On the way he saw a crowd and decided to draw closer to peep.
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Although ni 14 lorries, I am sad to tell you guys the owners will not feel a pinch, Comply belongs to the Rai family who also own Railpy (K) Ltd, Menengai Oil Refineries, Timsales, West Kenya Sugar factory, Nile Plywoods (UG), Kinyara Sugar Factories, Polypack Ltd etc. Hizo ndio mimi najua, they also own other companies.
All these companies owned by the Rai family are money minting factories that operate 24/7, and the Rai family monopolize supply ya mbao Kenya. If you go to a hardware near you and try to buy plywood, chipboard, blockboard most likely itakua na stamp ya Raiply, Comply or Timsales.
All they have to do ni kuongeza bei ya their products na one bob, and they will get ksh to buy more than 14 lorries in one day.
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who is this Rai family? Indians or Mijikenda? Rai sounds like a Mijikenda name
Rai family ni indians, na ni washenzi sana. Mshahara kwa their companies ni less sana. In their companies there is a huge disparity between salaries of indians and africans holding the same job level positions.