Graham Kajilwa

Banks seem unsure of delving into the Buy Now Pay Later or BNPL space; retailers and fintechs are flooding it. However, the pertinent question is: does BNPL push for financial inclusion or is just another debt trap like mobile loans? via @StandardKenya https://t.co/Xn7T4xYc7b

Fragmented : Here is why State's efforts towards MSMEs seems not to be working. https://t.co/c916d1hFjK

When you buy three bunches of kale for sh20, how sure are you that is the right price? Or a kilo of sugar for sh200? Here is an article that explains why food prices in Kenya are distorted. https://t.co/HP1pwgefj9

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I have been unmasked by Elon. But I am not paying. If my deputy president himself, a truthful men, @rigathi has not paid yet, who am I? https://t.co/7rkCGEHWoo

Congratulations @LeonLidigu for your QHK Award. You are truly the hottest rapper, sorry, writer of our generation 😁 https://t.co/pWQjj2NMWC

So the Kenya shilling today gained more than sh10 against the USD after 'warning' from President @WilliamsRuto . It would be interesting to see how the markets close by end of the week(tomorrow).

The number of customers who promote their banks to others has been dropping according to Kenya Bankers Association. At the same time, the percentage of customers who had their issues sorted within two days has also been dropping. Is there a link? https://t.co/V3N5jfkc6o

Now that Netflix has reduced their subscription fees, I wonder what will be the fate of GoTV/DSTV. Of course internet connection is still a challenge for common citizens(or middle class too for those seeking good connection) but it would be interesting to see what unfolds

Even with internet access that has facilitated e-commerce, seven out of 10 items Kenyans purchase are bought by physically walking to the shop. As such, supermarkets are expanding rapidly by opening new branches https://t.co/XWGSVDxXFN

Almost 80 per cent of urban population in Kenya rent their dwelling however, more emphasis is being put on home ownership through state led affordable housing programme neglecting the rental market. https://t.co/kDG6Y762Sx

A discussion paper by Kippra reveals many Nairobians prefer buying/building homes using cash. What does this say about the government's efforts to increase access to mortgage https://t.co/bpKS08pDzl

If 3% of wage employed Kenyans earn sh100,000 upwards and, the average monthly pay of those benefiting from one digit mortgage loans sponsored by KMRC is sh150,000; who then is the government building affordable houses for? Read more @StandardKenya https://t.co/6gD6qhWTaM

The debate on sustainability or ESG is quite interesting. One 'cause I have seen some convincing individuals to be environment conscious and they were simply not getting it. The other reason is on firms: why should they bother? Read more here https://t.co/aN76TglZ7t

Here is why experts in real estate recommend you consider a functional house rather than dream (house) when getting your first home. https://t.co/ZtskEr74fI

Finally, we have been reached. @BeldeenWaliaula as you wait for direct flights to your home county (which may never be anytime soon), here is a shortcut.

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Hello @ntsa_kenya how long does it take to get an interim/first time DL?