Adonijah Ndege (アドン)
@Adonijah_Ndege
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Senior Reporter, East Africa @TechCabal . Former Online Editor, Business Daily Africa @NationMediaGrp . Afro-optimist
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Kenya doesn't need redistribution policies. Kenya needs policies that boost productivity and employment.
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1. I haven’t upgraded my phone in 5 years 2. I have two $11 subscriptions 3. I don’t use ubereats 4. I don’t buy coffee 5. I don’t go on vacation 6. I have a used 2010 car that I bought 7. I don’t go clubbing 8. I don’t buy weed or have a booze habit 9. I cook at home 6/7
You want a house? Cool, cool. When are you gonna give up your $1,500 smartphone that you buy the new version of every year or so? When are you cancelling all your subscription services? When are you giving up Uber, and UberEats? When are you going to stop buying a $7
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A cyberattack on M-Tiba, a Kenyan healthtech platform, went undetected for 10 days, exposing the personal and medical information of nearly five million Kenyans, according to an internal status report seen by @TechCabal .
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A cyberattack on M-Tiba went undetected for 10 days, exposing the personal and medical information of nearly five million Kenyans.
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🤣🤣🤣Uchumi posts rare Sh8.8m profit on China Square rent income
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Uchumi’s biggest profit boost came from rental income, which jumped nearly fivefold to Sh62.7 million from Sh13.5 million.
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It has a bad track record for inter-community relations. I wouldn't park my money there.
Invest in Eldoret, it's one of the fastest growing Cities and will be a Technology Hub as well as a Medical Hub in the next 10 years.
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Mko so strict when it comes to Maraga but when it was uhuru you voted for him as a birthday gift.
Si kwa ubaya, but I am really struggling to see the political ideology of this man? What does he stand for? What does his past as a career civil servant show us? Did he transform the dockets he was incharge of?
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Force will never be a substitute for democracy, not in Kenya at least. PS: For those who keep complaining about "Kenyan meddling", I hope you now understand how shortsighted you are. EA nations are joined at the hip and one thing in one country affects almost all others.
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Africa needs investors who will stop treating political dysfunction as an externality and start treating it as a red flag. Investing in countries that jail journalists and shut down the internet should not be seen as optimism. It’s negligence.
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When the internet goes dark, we shrug. When opposition figures are jailed, we stay neutral. When entrepreneurs are crushed under arbitrary taxes, we refer to it as “regulatory friction.”
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The dots are easy to connect:a large furniture factory is opened in Eldoret; the logging ban on the Mau Forest is lifted followed by a ban on imported furniture! LOOTING and profiteering by abusing Public office will be our ruin!
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Safaricom H1 profit jumps 52% as Ethiopian losses narrow
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Safaricom’s half-year profit rose 52.1% to KES 42.8 billion, supported by M-PESA growth and lower losses in Ethiopia.
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When he's not bringing the vibes to the dancefloor, @_blakdave is building products as a frontend engineer. Dave is obsessed with perfection, for him, a perfect line of code and a perfect DJ mix follow the same rule: precision is everything. https://t.co/P5ihSXjlPb
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From meticulous websites to flawless sets, Blak Dave reveals how obsession forged a mindset that defines his success in both tech and music.
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I've finally published my longest @TechCabal feature yet, and honestly, the word count alone is a bit wild (3,000+ words based on 12 people interviewed)! The story is even better: the school behind Nigeria's STEM geniuses. 🧵
What does it take for a school to produce constant maths geniuses? Graceland International School has perfected the student-to-math-genius pipeline. How do they do it? https://t.co/tSFrjIZ7Po
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KCB Group to buy minority stake in payments firm Pesapal
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KCB Group to acquire a minority stake in Pesapal, one of the country’s biggest digital payment service providers, as it pushes into fintech.
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I am working on an article why Kenya should abandon the hype around manufacturing and industrialisation as the pathway to job creation. Our best bet are agriculture & services sectors - given our own endowment & global value chains. The article is still work in progress.
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Access Bank’s fraud losses increased by 254.02% to ₦1.64 billion ($1.13 million) in H1 2025, from ₦464.12 million ($320,478) in the previous year
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Access Bank’s fraud losses surged 254% to ₦1.64 billion in the first half of 2025, driven by forged instruments and digital transfer scams.
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“If abductions are cross-border, protests and solidarity can also be cross-border. If political elites are colluding, the people can also collude. We shall not engage in half integrations.” 💯
@NiNanjira 2.
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You're winning the war on business. How does it feel?
KRA deeply regrets the tragic incident at our Lake Basin Office today. Our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. We continue to work with authorities as investigations proceed.
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Revolutions are always conducted by those at the “bottom of the barrel” as they have most to gain and nothing to lose.
Look at all these bums disgracing themselves in the name of making a point. Maybe its a privilege not to join your ranks with this behaviour Btw I can bet my life on this.. All these Advocates with vuvuzelas in court are the very bottom of the barrel in practice
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Countries using AI the most. Which African country should be on this list?
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Dear founders, please listen, as you build, help fix the politics too.
For 18 hours, families in Tanzania couldn’t receive money from loved ones abroad. Why? Internet blackout. This isn’t about tech — it’s about food, medicine, and survival. I’ve had calls from people abroad, desperate to pay hospital bills they can’t send money for. Internet
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