Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,219 Location: nairobi
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obiero wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:sparkly wrote:iris wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:sparkly wrote:obiero wrote:obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:Glad that I once owned and sold this share during the good times.Bought and within 3 years the investment had doubled.
When I saw the TBL transaction, serengeti transaction and the sh.20bn debt I sensed problem ahead and sold all my holdings The exchange bar is always on the money What @ericsson is talking about precedes the so-called Exchange Bar. BTW, how did the Exchange Bar do re: KQ in 2017? ;-) We faired well as per the evidence on the exchange bar link.. Reporting cycles are here again. time to check out forecasting powers of the ever vibrant exchange bar Here's the latest on EABL debt position https://www.businessdail...086-14ef8cvz/index.html
Quote: Construction of the upcoming factory, which sits on land occupied by defunct EABL brewery, commenced in July with its projected annual production capacity being 100 million litres. The Luo nation is finished. That is an average of 200 litres of cheap beer per Luo man/woman of drinking age. I can't believe what I am reading here.. Shame. Meanwhile Kisumu shall be the point of production but the supplies will be distributed far and wide How far can you distribute a 20 litre stainless steel keg container? Uganda, Tanzania.. It can even go to Italy my friend. If you ever been to a warehouse of any kind you wouldn't ask such a question If you have a bulky, low margin product, it is best to manufacture it near your consumer. That is undeniable but how far is Jinja, Uganda from Kisumu.. What about Bungoma, Vihiga, Homabay, Ugunja, Siaya, Keroka, Oyugis, Mbale, Kakamega.. Luhyias have their tea. @Sparkly, you really are very good at tribal profiling, aren't you? You should also strive to better your research skills to match The problem with you people is you think there is something wrong with a tribe. Which is really sad because everyone belongs to a family, a clan, a tribe, a race. As a by the way, it is a proven fact that brewing and consuming beer is a catalyst for civilization and development. Simply put, you need grains to brew beer and the domestication/ cultivation of grains in the fertile crescent was the beginning of civilization. So why would you say that the Luo nation is finished? That is negative ethnicity It's common knowledge that luos are excited by: 1. Shiny toys like Mercedes-Benz; 2. Yellow women of the Gema variety; 3. Football; 4. Fiery politics of the Baba type. Throw cheap keg in the mix and something gotta give way. No worries.. Let me leave this here in regards to EABL debt position https://www.businessdail...751066-76mdx4/index.html
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