How does she use a formal letterhead to get a personal loan?

This 'court of public opinion' thing is pure BS.

But at least wazuans are showing that despite their education and protestations, they are Wanjiku through and through.

For a long time his hair style used to hurt my eyes till he became Babas enemy and thus my friend.

His sexual conduct is unbecoming.I have reverted to the dislike.He is being silly.

Like a TZ preacher oncè preached to some men "mwazunguka mabutchery mkitafita nini na nyama ni ile ile"

And btw someone told me some of this behaviour is meant to cover some inadequacy.He may not be all that and that is why he specializes on 21year old naive girls,or his watchmans daughter.

At the height of campaigns for last year’s general election, Kibwezi West MP Patrick Mweu Musimba threw a lavish birthday party that send tongues wagging over the squandering budget ahead of a major political contest.

The party attended by who is who in the business and political circles, including dozens of MPs, was hosted at the high-end Villa Rosa Kempinski Hotel where guests were showered with electronic gifts— including TV sets, mobile phones and tablets.

Most MPs in the eleventh parliament who were struggling to finance their re-election campaigns were astonished at the sheer extravagance by their flamboyant lone-ranger colleague who stood out among politicians from Ukambani region for his apparent knack of defying the main political coalitions.

What shocked the guests was why a first-term MP elected on an independent ticket would splash millions of shillings entertaining guests who had little or nothing to do with his political campaigns back home.

One of the world’s top handset manufacturers is demanding Sh300 million from a Kenyan businessman.

Finland-based Nokia Corporation wants Mr Patrick Musimba to pay the money being an alleged outstanding sum, as per supply agreement.

Mr Musimba is the managing director of Musimba Investments, a local distributor of mobile telephone handsets and accessories.

Through an agreement with Nokia in 2005, Musimba Investments was appointed to buy and resell Nokia-branded mobile telephones and accessories.

According to businessman James Mbaluka, one of his challengers in last elections, Mr Musimba shuns the media to cover up for his “crooked business life” and alleged poor management of the constituency affairs.

Mr Mbaluka wants the MP to account for nearly Sh200 million raised by women groups through a “pyramid-like scheme” initiative, which he spearheaded.

“Each of the 80,000 women members of the yet-to-be-established Kibwezi West Cooperative Society gave Sh2,500 towards the initiative. He’s still holding these funds collected from poor women since 2013,” Mr Mbaluka said.