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Huyu dada anashangaa baada ya kuona former classmate miaka kumi iliowezakupita anauza mahindi chemsha kule kijijini.Inasemekana huyu kaka alisoma hadi kiwango cha chuo kikuu ni vile bado hajapata kazi ndio maana anauza mahindi chemsha kuliko kukaa bure. Hii inatufunza kila mtu yuko na wakati wake wa kufanikiwa iwapo ulitangulia usishangae mbona rafiki yako bado Maskini au anapambana na maisha

🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Sadio Mane is the ONLY Senegal player who knows FIFA rules.

When his teammates walked off, only him remained on the pitch

Despite knowing clearly they're getting robbed, he brought his team back into the game

They went on to pull a miracle

And today, he's become the third ever player to win multiple AFCONS

Thank you for saving African football, king 👑

Your small kitchen garden is a sleeping goldmine.
Sunday is the day to wake it up.

After church, most people rest, watch movies, or stroll to the market for vegetables. That shows you already have time. Two hours every Sunday is all you need to build something that feeds you and pays you.

Think about this.
Every week you spend money on vegetables whose safety you can’t confirm. Yet the same money could buy seeds, organic pest control, and manure for your own kitchen garden. You don’t need an acre. Even a few square meters are enough to start.

Here’s how to make your kitchen garden a business.
-Start small. Use recycled containers, sacks, or raised beds.
-Grow what you buy and can sell. Leafy vegetables, onions, tomatoes, and herbs move fast.
-Go organic. Use Agripest 75EC Organic from Kapi to keep your crops clean and chemical-free.
-Keep records. Track your expenses, yields, and sales to understand your profit.

-Sell smart. Supply your neighbors, church members, or small groceries nearby.

Growing up in the village, we never bought vegetables. Our kitchen gardens fed us and even earned us money. Today, that same idea can grow into a serious agribusiness.

Your kitchen garden will.
-Cut your household food expenses
-Give you clean, safe vegetables
-Earn you steady cash every week
-Build your farming skills before you expand

Think about it this Sunday.
Work your two hours.
Turn your small garden into your first agribusiness.
Amen

Subukia teacher reportedly takes his own life....

Good morning teachers,has the government provided grade 10 textbooks in your stations?

B5 And C1 Teachers Slam TSC After Missing In Latest Promotions Primary school teachers in job group B5 and C1 teachers are unhappy after Teachers Service Commission (TSC) released a promotion advert for teachers that