Of Kshs woes and cbk hapless last minute control measure. The only true savior of the currency in the short term is the rate hikes and the relaxing of the commercial banks foreign currency reserve requirement, otherwise we are at the mercy of the market. In the long-run, safeguarding and revamping exports-tea,coffee, other agric products, tourism etc would be the alternative.

Imteresting... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFdnA5UNmVw

Hmmm... Too many green energy projects in KE. Time to relook this in details.

http://news.xinhuanet.co...1-10/22/c_131206532.htm

Interesting how cheap credit tempts people into consumerism instead of investments.

http://www.businessdaily...38/-/cjwveh/-/index.html

[quote=youcan'tstopusnow]Just how much power do bankers and governments really have? Well,they've colluded and the result is wikileaks going broke.
No more 'revelations'
Sweet! Those in power can now rest easy, their secrets are finally safe.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15434493[/quote]

Perfect The best news ever about the system. I can see a lot of spaghetti spirals down the road and finding the loose ends then will be a nightmare...

I hope now you appreciate that we are a long way off from reaping big by 'rebuilding Somalia'
We should watch and learn from what the French are doing in Libya