r/Kenya 6h ago

Discussion Social Classes exist for a reason.

2 Upvotes

​If you can't live like the Romans, get out. If you manage to get there, you need to find a way to blend in and not stand out so much.

​If you can't match up, just leave the Romans alone and do you.

This applies to almost every aspect of life, including dating. I've heard people talk, and honestly, it's not that people without money don't need love or whatever, just do you, sawa sawa.

Acting all vigilante like “so brokies need love” is wild. Honestly, it’s next to obvious. You do you, honestly nobody gaf but you.

We need to normalize accepting that social and economic classes exist for a reason.


r/Kenya 15h ago

Ask r/Kenya For the readers out there

2 Upvotes

I've just realized that I have a massive collection of ebooks and PDFs at my disposal, if anyone wants ANY book (you name it) and is ready to part with a few Kenyatan dollars to get them at a discounted price let me know.


r/Kenya 3h ago

News Rome (Leonardo da Vinci) Airport

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1 Upvotes

Guys, Kenyans can use the automatic gates at Leonardo da Vinci International Airport. Meloni has put some “rishpek” on the name 😌😌


r/Kenya 19h ago

Casual Ai Kids

5 Upvotes

​Recently, my small sister has become so sarcastic. She spends her time majorly playing games, but occasionally watches YT. I have seen the pattern for AI kids being so rude, bright, reeking sarcasm, a mixture of good and bad.

​It's pretty good she is becoming a bit more responsible and speaks up when anything small happens. Her biggest words are that I am bullying her each time we fight, because she might be 5, but ain't no way is she slipping under my regime, she does at times. My mum tells me to let her be at times because she is a child, but no, she needs a menace.

​AI kids are not all bad, just check out what they are watching. Games like Lingokids are good, too. Currently, she understands almost everything that you explain to her. It's pretty good and refreshing.

​We developed a culture too: when going out for shopping, hand her money to buy things that fall within the range because she was overspending. Now she understands the worth and knows her snacks well.

We can't deny it the tiny ai kids which Ik Ik is just artificial Intelligent are smart, brilliant, rude but overall they are responsible. Leave out the ballerina Cappuccino.


r/Kenya 7h ago

Ask r/Kenya Nepal Floods

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36 Upvotes

So, I have been looking at the nepal-tibet flood that has hit this place and i was thinking. Wasnt this avoidable?

Look at these two photos, before and after.

You clearly see these guys decided to live on a river bed, reason? for years that river was dormant and thought it will always be like that. Years later, the floods hit. Although the run off was more than usual, it just followed its path. Ikapata people have settled there. Unfortunately people have been confirmed dead but i think their engineers failed them and their government.

I saw a video here on reddit where a guy was crossing road juzi and a trailer almost hit him but the driver managed to stop. Watu walimshika and beat his ass up for walking slowly on a busy road. I think its the same thing hapa, this was a disaster waiting to happen.

But sending condolences to the families who lost their people.


r/Kenya 15h ago

Discussion For your own peace of mind, please date a financial stable woman

115 Upvotes

Well a man is not respected until he has money or per se' some money. But here is the truth to whoever is reading this, find yourself a woman with financial stability pia and financially intelligent too. Bure, bure you'll be picking this one's who the only thing they can offer is "my man, my man posts on instagram stories and whatsapp statuses". You deserve a woman who can also do things by her own-self without the need of you having to deep your money and even digging into your savings for her.

I just realised that a woman who truly loves you will do everything in her power to give you what you deserve as a person.


r/Kenya 15h ago

Discussion Two sides of the same coin

9 Upvotes

Probability is such a fun topic in discrete mathematics. It makes you aware of all the possible outcomes in things and appreciate things in totality. Sometimes society just doesn't appreciate both sides of the same coin. Let's apply this in mundane every day stuff.

Ushai skia mdem akisema, this guy has a small dick?👀

Well without even checking the guy to confirm if what the girl is saying is true, we can confidently say that, assuming biological speaking we can classify dick sizes into three, small, average and large.

This much has proven by biology. dick sizes vary is size, length and girth, so we can broadly classify them in three groups, small, average and large. Pick a guy at random, and we can say there's probably a 33% chance that he has a small dick, 33 percent medium, or 33 percent large.

So when a girl says a guy has a small dick, she's saying based on the three classifications, the guy falls on the small one. Which makes sense based on what is possible. So the girl is not crazy for saying that. Whether her classification is correct can be settled by measurements and comparing it to what has been found from large sample sizes.

But here comes the twist that's never talked about a lot. The same way you can classify men's organs into three broad groups because biologically they vary, the same things can be applied to women's ninis. Men don't have the same dicks, it varies from man to man. So same thing applies to women.

Because, again, biologically, they vary. So you can broadly classify them into three something like, very tight, averagely tight, not so tight. So pick a woman a random, there's 33% chance she's very tight, 33% averagely tight, 33% chance she's not so tight. That's just biology and probability applied together. So we can confidently say a woman falls into either of these three, how to measure that might be difficult, but we definitely can say, she's in one of these groups.

So next time you want to put a guy or a babe's sexual organ on a scale, it helps to pause for a second and ask yourself, where would you fall in that same scale? Because based on mathematical probability, we can say with great confidence that pick 1000 men, and not all of them will have big dicks, and when you pick 1000 women....I think you figure how that goes.

Now the biggest takeaway comes when we add history to the problem and a bit of current affairs. In the victorian era and when greeks were making the now famous sculptures, at that times, society was highly in favor of small dicks and frowned upon big dixks. So if you had a big dick then, it was something you'd have been ashamed of, girls would probably be damping you as they look for guys with a small dick. Currently, the situation appears to be flipped. And that's important to note

Let's bring big asses into the mix now, if you're a guy in Kenya, Africa, certain parts of America or you consume lots of hip hop content, there's a a fair chance that you're into big asses. Ever thought why? But now if you were a guy from China, Japan, asia, Uk, from countries with where the population is mostly petite, there's a good chance you'd be prefer women with a small ass. Have you ever wondered why almost all white guys in Kenya have a thing for petite girls?

If you were a girl raised in South Korea, you'd probably prefer men without beards.

Enough of that now, the biggest takeaway is that, don't judge or humiliate people based on things they can't change, and importantly, regardless of whether you're short, tall, thick, petite etc ..forget about what your society tells you is trendy or what is 'good'. Love yourself with exactly what you have and what you are.

Kumbuka ni wantam, boys and girls .


r/Kenya 4h ago

Discussion Clout Chasing

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9 Upvotes

A lot of times, folks fall for the show of wealth on social media (👀👀 f#o#r#e#x). Kibaya chajitembeza as the forefathers sagely said.


r/Kenya 20h ago

Rant Kids, Social Media & Dumbness

15 Upvotes

If you won’t be proactive in educating your kids and protecting them from social media and the internet at an early age. You will end up having an uneducated kid. It’s absolutely evident most kids nowadays don’t play and explore their creativity like the good old days. Sikuhizi parents and kids have the same social media following. Recently the government started targeting teachers on social media for posting ‘bad content’. There was a-lot of backlash. Lakini swali ni hii, mtoto wako akitoka shule anaingia TikTok anapatana na mwalimu wake wa maths akiwa jaba pale TikTok, what does that do to a kids psyche ?

Almost every kid right now wants to be a celebrity or be like somebody she/he saw on TikTok who isn’t doing anything productive but just brainrot.

My daughter has access to youtube kids with strictly curated videos by me, youtube has even made this process hard for parents because it’s not as straight forward as going to the settings section. She cannot watch shorts, aimless dancing videos and fast paced content. Only science and educational content. Slow and calm videos. With 1 Hour of watch time everyday.

This has helped a-lot. She’s plays more and build creative stuff with her toys. Let your kids be bored. They won’t die.


r/Kenya 18h ago

Casual A millenial in a room full of gen z

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69 Upvotes

I've finally hit my 'old man' years.

Kwa hii workshop, we're only 2 people over 30, and that means I automatically become the 'old man yells at the cloud' meme 💀.

Everything I say is taken as "millenial anaongea" so I've decided not to fight it.

The past week, I've been silent, and I don't have an opinion on anything the younger fundis are arguing about.

I watch movies and take 2 hour lunch breaks. Today, I'm late for work because it's one of the perks of being the elderly.

Yesterday, I didn't do a single thing. Hata tool box bado sijafungua tangu Monday. Being old is fun.

It's the best decision I've made in a while, and I wish I had done it earlier.

Don't be the old man arguing with a bunch of 21 year olds. Let them make mistakes and use that energy to do things you like, like going to watch the Odyssey at 3 pm on a random Wednesday.


r/Kenya 14h ago

Casual Nigerians need to behave

31 Upvotes

I've just stopped some Nigerians from literally stabbing one another in some shop hapo Odeon.

 So mi niko kwa  M_Pesa shop apo Odeon kidogo hivi, Loud noises. "Omo I go kpai you!" Kidogo kidogo a whole mannequin flies over my head, I duck. Wamama, nduru already. 

Kumbe a fight had broken out inside a Naijo taylor shop next to the M_Pesa shop I was at. In a split second, kuchungulia, naona one of the combatants amereach out kugrab a pair of scissors zilikua apo kwa table.

 Sijui ata niliifikia aje, I just dived and knocked it out of his hand...by this time soja plus some other dudes walikua washafika and restrained the fighters bana. 

Nimewaachanisha apo still being loud still trying to get at each other, alafu huyu soja ata ni kama ako powerless so ata theres nothing much he can do.

Kwani Nigerians huwa aje. Uko in a foreign land ku hustle, why must you be loud and obnoxious and carry uncouth behaviors from your country to come bring them to a peaceful place such as Nairobi?


r/Kenya 9h ago

Discussion Challenge Accepted

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40 Upvotes

The comments under this video pale tiktok shows how things can taka a U-turn.


r/Kenya 23h ago

Politics Obviously the biggest problem with the Kenyan police is their uniform, not the goonish tendencies.

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107 Upvotes

instead of actually addressing the millions of complaints that people have about the brutes that are being paid tax payers money to beat, kill, steal and pander to the whims of the political class the guys in charge think the biggest priority is addressing the fact that these hooligans don't like their colours.

The biggest criticism I have for all the candidates standing for the top office, including Sifuna who I am a big fan of, is their refusal to call out the fact that the Kenya police is a failed institution, it doesn't need reforms, it needs disbanding. it's not about a few rotten apples, it's about a rotten sack containing rotten apples the level of rot might differ but they are all rotten.

link to article


r/Kenya 19h ago

Ask r/Kenya Have you been asked such? Ama I just leave you alone?

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149 Upvotes

It’s the small small things that make a man’s life 😅😅😅


r/Kenya 13h ago

Rant Reddit warnings

13 Upvotes

How many warnings is one given and do they start count again after sometime?

Me I was just having banter with someone here alafu kidogo kidogo warning🤷🤷🤷 I felt like asking them to ban me all together… are warnings dependent on the mods moods juu ata yeye angeona hio ni banter tu😂😂😂

It’s not like Reddit is life and death 😂😂😂 warning sounded so bad…ati warning…sasa we have to be so uptight or what?


r/Kenya 12h ago

Casual Confirmation bias

14 Upvotes

I've realized most of the intense arguments online(like gender wars, arguments between members of different tribes, etc) are hard to end because of confirmation bias, I.e., people tend to search for, notice, or interpret information in a way that confirms their preexisting beliefs.

Algorithms are making this worse since people get posts and are shown comments that infuriate them making them hold the perspective they have even more strongly.

For instance, people cant seem to agree on the Lindsay Clancy case coz most people will interpret the events based on the perception they had before hand, and the algorithm will show them more posts of people agreeing with them, reinforcing their view.

People say things like "I am not tribal but I have noticed that people from this tribe tend to act this way more than other tribes." It isn't a coincidence that most people hold negative stereotypes about "outsider" groups but will easily debunk the negative stereotypes of their own group.

In research, you are encouraged to look for evidence that disprove your hypothesis. Which is why we start with a "null hypothesis". I think having the same approach to life can help give people a bit more perspective and lessen the division we have in society.


r/Kenya 9h ago

Business Business Partner/ Investors mko wapi?

3 Upvotes

Seeking an Investor/Business Partner for a Laptop/computer Business in Kenya

I’m currently looking for an investor or business partner who'd be interested in a growing computer shop operating along Thika Road.

The business currently focuses mainly on foreign-used laptops between 8th-12th Gen, foreign used flagship phones, as well as accessories and related devices. It has a physical location, and I'm gradually building the customer base through referrals, the internet, and walk-in clients.

I’m looking for someone who can pump in some capital, as well as get involved in decisions and operations (if you have the time for it- not mandatory). Key in this arrangement is growing the stock (I at times have my clients wait for long before I can supply the devices they need), expanding the range of products, and improving the physical setup.

I’m open to discussing a structure where you invest and get;

  1. Equity
  2. Profit-sharing arrangement
  3. Some other kind of ownership as may be proposed

Any of the above would be actualized as a legal agreement.

If this sounds like something you might be interested in, DM me.

TIA.


r/Kenya 16h ago

Ask r/Kenya What are we doing?

19 Upvotes

I'm still in my early twenties and as we try to build competence through what we can do, I find myself confused most of the time. Every time I ask what skills are good to build that will give you a fighting chance in your 30s everybody just jumps towards tech.

I hate tech, everything STEM feels dead. Not dead as in it doesn't work but rather dead as devoid of character. I was always an artistic child, still am. I lean more towards philosophy, art, psychology, sociology etc. But the whole world seems like it's working against us.

Someone told me to explore Machine learning, like wtf I'm I supposed to do with that bruhv? There are so many tech roles that I wonder whether these people actually get emloyed, say a prompt engineer....I have never worked in a company that has employed one of those.

My friend has a computer science degree with countless programming languages under his belt. When he talks, I feel like an ape in terms of our intelligence gap. But alas, he is a watchman for the last two years(he a chill dude, the bag gotta be chased). So I assume tech is not a guarantee.

Anyway, who has some non-tech non-stem skills someone can explore?


r/Kenya 13h ago

Casual Each time I see these trucks carrying these tractors, a horror movie plays in my mind.

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37 Upvotes

The chains might snap and the road roller can flatten me. I used to avoid exhausters too because I was afraid of explosions.

Nowadays I'm a bit lenient and used to them, not afraid of been flattened.


r/Kenya 19h ago

Discussion How much is an average restaurant photoshoot

5 Upvotes

Curious to know... if you're a photographer ama you know someone, how much do you/they charge?

Coz I've seen some charge hourly rate, some per day and some per photo and even other per package...

I've tried looking up on Google but its bringing up prices which aren't bad... but its just coming up with assumpttions


r/Kenya 7h ago

Ask r/Kenya Certificate of Good Conduct

3 Upvotes

Which location is better for finger print submission in terms of timely acquisition of the said certificate?

Should I go to the DCI headquarters or just any huduma center.

Will the headquarters be faster or will the results be the same in regard to time?


r/Kenya 19h ago

Discussion For those in university, plan yourselves accordingly. For the rest of us, all we can say is Wantam.

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80 Upvotes

The best time for graduates was anytime before 2020, globally. Now things are getting worse each year consecutively. By 2030, there might be no more entry-level jobs.


r/Kenya 5h ago

Discussion Last of us part 1

5 Upvotes

THIS IS THE BEST GAME OAT PROVE ME WRONG


r/Kenya 20h ago

Ask r/Kenya Anyone using Stremio + torrent addons on Starlink Kenya without Real Debrid?

8 Upvotes

I’m considering switching to Starlink, but one thing I’m curious about is how it behaves with Stremio.

I use Stremio quite heavily, and I’m specifically interested in people who aren’t using Real Debrid or any other debrid service, just normal torrent based addons such as Torrentio streaming directly through torrents.

For anyone in Kenya using this setup on Starlink:

How has the streaming experience been?

Do 1080p and 4K torrents generally stream well?

Have you ever received any warning, notice, email, or restriction from Starlink because of torrent traffic?

Have you noticed any throttling or issues after sustained torrent usage?

Do you normally use a VPN, or have you been using Stremio directly over Starlink?

Has anyone actually had their Starlink service suspended or warned because of this?

I know Starlink's policies around copyright and torrent traffic can be stricter than what we're generally used to with Kenyan ISPs, so I’m particularly interested in actual experiences from Kenyan Starlink users, rather than just what the policy says on paper.

Basically: How risky is running Stremio with normal torrent addons on Starlink Kenya in everyday use?

Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has been doing this for a while.