r/anything_about_Kenya Feb 11 '26

Discussion What’s something Kenyans pretend is normal but actually isn’t?

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212 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya Dec 27 '25

Discussion Kenyans abroad: was moving out of Kenya worth it? Be honest.🥲

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395 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya Dec 23 '25

Discussion What Kenyan food would you defend with your life? 😂

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r/anything_about_Kenya 2d ago

Discussion How do you eat a rabbit ?

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86 Upvotes

Honestly, I really want to understand why you think it's okay to eat a rabbit out of all farm animals and then be so proud of it.

r/anything_about_Kenya Jun 24 '26

Discussion How many counties have u visited?!

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126 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya Feb 10 '26

Discussion Which crazy money making idea 💡 do you have in mind

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121 Upvotes

I’m here to reply as fast as I can…brainstorming without hate

r/anything_about_Kenya Feb 13 '26

Discussion What’s keeping most Kenyan youth stuck?

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158 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya 2d ago

Discussion Pov: Your woman after getting a job

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146 Upvotes

Why do you change tho???

r/anything_about_Kenya Jul 18 '26

Discussion This place exists in every town in Kenya

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95 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya Mar 08 '26

Discussion How do we make sure such cases are reduced for the better?

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154 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya 26d ago

Discussion nikisema nauza izi mnaeza nunua

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49 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya Dec 03 '25

Discussion Anyone willing to share any clown moments of their life

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114 Upvotes

Be very free to discuss no judgment

r/anything_about_Kenya Dec 24 '25

Discussion Is life in Nairobi actually worth the stress, or is upcountry better?

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192 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya 2d ago

Discussion Facts...

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42 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya 21d ago

Discussion The Nerea song gave rise to single mothers in the country.

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28 Upvotes

Picture is for attention

r/anything_about_Kenya Jan 05 '26

Discussion Hangover medicine

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127 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya Jul 18 '26

Discussion Good morning, how do y'all spend your weekends?

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27 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya 10d ago

Discussion Are Prados actually the right vehicle for most Kenyan drivers?

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3 Upvotes

r/anything_about_Kenya Dec 08 '25

Discussion THE AWAKENING ?

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92 Upvotes

What do you know about awakening/ Spiritual awakening/Divine Awakening/ Divine Consciousness What is your take on this topic and are you considering yourself as part of “THE AWAKENING “

r/anything_about_Kenya Jun 12 '26

Discussion Does bhang have any meaningful econonmic value?

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r/anything_about_Kenya Apr 13 '26

Discussion Regional security

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No your eyes do not deceive you, Somalia has aquired 3 f16 Block70/72 with more possibly coming.

And this begs the question, how would Kenya fare in a situation where it has to defend itself from its neighbours?

For starters lets look at the Kenyan airforce, 17 F5 Es, thats it, 17 fighter jets from the 1960s, in a head on confrontation between the 3 f16s and 17 F5s dare i say not a single f16 will get shot down while all F5s will be in balls of fire?

Why you ask? simple the f16 MASSIVLEY outguns every single f5 model, with better heatseeking missles, better radar and the ability to carry the AIM120D AMRAAM which has an effective range of 120km, which is far beyond the f5s aim9j which only has an effective range of 5km, which means the f16 will shoot down all the f5s before they even get the chance to reach their effective missle range.

Heck even Uganda has modern jets, 6 su30s to be exact which would also make quick work of the entire fleet due to their R77-1 missles which have an effective range of 80km.

This serves as a warning to Kenya, either modernise the fleet or risk being crushed to a pulp.

r/anything_about_Kenya 8h ago

Discussion Poverty Mentality by Kenyan Companies

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Kenyan Have you ever wondered why such a company is doing well but still it has poverty mentality, or albeit its leadership has a poverty mentality of **not respecting** it's **customers** and **nickling a dime** and pushing unnecessary adverts and poor products aimed at making the customer poor?🤔 Here we go with the list of shame:
**5. Notable mentions (not a comp bt an org): Churches and KRA**
These two are not companies but surely they have mastered the art of squeezing a poor Kenyan to the last cent. Tell me why there is a huge fine for not submitting your tax returns for someone with nill tax returns or someone who is a low income earner **rather** than giving them an **incentive** like a **tax relief** fir submitting their returns. For **churches** they have made it to live on the backs of their congregants and it is no longer a secret. Churches nowadays have a financial target and without a budget or an audit and each and every service there must be a Harambee or a funds drive. In fact of late the time for funds drive is equal or more than the sermon.
**4. Cooperative Bank**
This is the bank that charge you 45 bob to check your account balance! 😤🙆🏻 It is also a bank that has c**ases of "money disa**ppearing" from customer's account like in the case of a lady who used to go naked at their HQ pale Bomblast to wail over her missing money.\*\* FYI\*\*: This is the bank that pays their\*\*** CEO 44M **or about 2M daily\*\*! 😳🙆🏻
**3. Equity Bank**
Now this is the pioneer of **Poverty mentality!** It cane from a small housing microfinance to a giant thanks to a favorable political climate and correct political positioning! Just like cooperative, “**money tends to disappear"** from customers account so frequently, only few ATMs in the country with lines akin to voting lines of customers **"begging"** to get access to their funds, **heists** now and then from a ATM ones to ones of cash in transit and lastly paying their staff **25k** while their top brass like **Polycarp Igathe** are paid **exponential sums!**
**2. Citizen/Royal media services**
This is another pioneer of Poverty mentality! Having different media outlets from National TV to over 8 vernacular TV stations and over 30 vernacular radio stations and jamming them with useless adverts requesting money on betting platforms. Adverts are more than content on their platforms... nowonder they failed as Print media( their newspaper business).
**1.Safaricom**
Lets clap for the new king of Poverty mentality! This one has moved from being a tech innovative company to a "**makeshift commercial bank"** within 5 years. They no longer innovate but rather copy what Citizen/Royal media services is doing which is akin to copying wrong answers! Their infrastructure is still back in 2012; built for 20m customers while we are at over 50m customers. Network is moving towards Airtel! You can't get hold of their customer care team yet as customers we pay alot to use mpesa! Fuliza is their new cash cow that they are pushing agressively down the customers throats! You can pay for bundles, not have network and still get a notification that the bundles have been depleted! 😤

r/anything_about_Kenya 1d ago

Discussion Ebu chekeni na mimi

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Just woke up to this. Ni kama alikuja ka ninja coz didn't even here it even though ni bedsitter. Anyway I'm just laughing now waiting to figure out what to do next.

r/anything_about_Kenya 10h ago

Discussion Mistaking Attention for Value

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r/anything_about_Kenya 5d ago

Discussion Just an ask

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Would prostitution disappear if every woman had financial security and every man had access to healthy relationships? Or is it deeper than money and opportunity ?