Queuing would have made everything so easy…
E.S @Meria Mata hio mbisha ya kales ni TBT kweli?
tafakali hayo D.O. 1
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Bethuel Mbugua: Genius or charlatan?
When Bethuel Mbugua was eight years old, he chose the easy route and just walked right up to the president. Remember that this was Moi, ‘the man who appoints and disappoints’, ‘father of the nation’ and leader of ‘Chama cha mama na baba.’
To fully understand why this is the most ingenious breach of presidential security ever, some background is necessary. Bethuel Mbugua was an exceptionally gifted boy who was enrolled in secondary school when he was seven years old and lectured over 300 universities and high schools in East Africa by the age of 10. By the time he was in Standard Six in 1986, he was rated too bright for his class and taken to Form Four at Ol Kalou Secondary School. But he was kicked out after a month because other students and even local residents started disrupting classes asking him to lecture them.
Suddenly all your accomplishments in life do not look like they are something huh? With no money to move his child to a school for the gifted, Mbugua’s father plotted what still stands as most famous sneak-in on the president ever. The eight-year old boy, already blessed with more brains than he would ever need, walked right up to the president during a fundraising at Kijabe Hospital.
“I had a ready speech and when nudged by my father I walked to the President,” he says.?By the time the security guard saw him he had already gotten the attention of the President and the then VP, now President Mwai Kibaki who said “Pengine ana mchango yake (Maybe he is bringing his contribution).”
By 1988, Mbugua had become a familiar face in the newspapers. But it came to a sudden end when it was proposed that he be subjected to an IQ test, which was administered by Dr David Kabithe. According to the findings, the boy was just a good actor who could not tell the difference between Hamburg and a hamburger.
His father, ever the optimist, sneaked him to Tanzania where he made a mark lecturing universities. On October 20th 1991, as luck and opportunity would have it, the small boy who had walked right up to the president made his way to the USA to pursue the American Dream.
Courtesy Owaahh Blog, 2013.
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Malindi Mbus, moto wa kuotea mbali on the A109
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Sheikh Omar Bin Dahman was the owner of the co.
Mombasa Talkers tuambieni hapa ni wapi.
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Mercedes-Benz 600 S Pullman.
Introduced in September 1963, it had very few competitors, these being Rolls-Royce, Bentley, Cadillac Fleetwood 75, the stretched Lehmann-Peterson Lincoln, and the Chrysler Imperial Crown Ghia. Generally, the long-wheel-base (LWB) 600 was intended as chauffeur-driven; many featured a central divider incorporating a powered window between front and rear compartments. Short-wheel-base (SWB) 600 models were designed to be owner-driven.
Apart from the Pope and governments, famous owners of the 600 have included celebrities such as Coco Chanel, Hugh Hefner, Elizabeth Taylor, John Lennon, George Harrison, Jay Kay, Aristotle Onassis, Jack Nicholson, Simon Spies, Ronnie Wood, Bob Jane, Frank Packer, Elvis Presley, Rowan Atkinson and Jeremy Clarkson.[2][3] Communist leaders include Park Chung-hee, Nicolae Ceauşescu, Josip Broz-Tito, Fidel Castro, Pol Pot, Enver Hoxha, Leonid Brezhnev,[4] Kim Il-sung, Kim Jong-Il also owns a landaulet (both seen in the 65th anniversary parade in Pyongyang on October 10, 2010) and religious leader Guru Maharaj Ji. African revolutionaries Idi Amin Dada, Jomo Kenyatta and the former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos had four 600s including a Landaulet, a 1981 bulletproof and a six-door version.
In Senegal, the first regime (1960-1980) under president Leopold Sedar Senghor had in its fleet three 600s, a short wheel base, a long wheel base and a Landaulet. These were later ‘replaced’ by the W126 based Carat Limousine.
Iran royal court and Iran’s Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi owned multiple 600 models that were used for official and personal use of the late Shah and his court. Some of them were sold after the 1979 islamic revolution and 3 of them are in the National Car Museum of Iran in Karaj.
Other notable owners include Saddam Hussein, Sukarno, Frederik Willem de Klerk, Éamon de Valera, and Archbishop Makarios III of Cyprus.[citation needed]
Former Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi, Deng Xiaoping, wife of the first Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai - Deng Yingchao, and the former King of Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk when he fled to Beijing after the Cambodian coup of 1970 all used the 600.
The PlayStation Generation will never know how it felt to work for the coins, queue for long periods and pray to the telecom gods that you’d go through and not lose your hard earned shilling coins to make
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They all have “smart phones” these days.
Mfalme Jeta. Good memories right there. Yes,nilisoma hichi kitabu
these were multi purpose dolls, also used as juice bottles for kids
I loved these trousers yow!!
Tom Mboya Mausoleum.The Mausoleum resembles a bullet in remembrance of the way he was killed. There is an inscription on the grave that reads:
THOMAS JOSEPH MBOYA
August 15th 1930 - July 5th 1969
Go and fight like this man
Wo fought for mankind’s cause
Wo died because he fought
Whose battles are still unwon
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Mr. ES @Meria Mata are you running out of this stuff? Normally huwa unachafua kama 5 pages! Goodwork still!
What happened? Gave Coast Bus a run then quietly made an exit.
Sometimes in the 90s Miguna Miguna and 2pac
wacha ufala huyu si miguna its ma nigger E40
Just that I was tied up today, timbit pics haziwezi kuisha