NBK

Parts of the reasons are already with us now & more shall come to the fore soon.

@youcan'tstopusnow, thats a major problem facing NBK. NSSF has 48.05% while Treasury has 22.5% shareholding. While Treasury wants to divest its holding and NSSF holding, NSSF does not want to divest. And the battle goes ....

@ Scheche, welcome to Wazua, if anyone were able to answer the question above truthfully I think they would keep it a secret then the next we would be hearing about them is from the Forbes list being some of the richest people in the world.
Some reasonably seasoned investors in NSE talk of investing for anything from 9 months minimum in order to get a reasonable return. Exceptions do exist though but unless you are willing to gamble it maybe wise not to look for quick kills in NSE or elsewhere.

Have you considered that NSE is like a roller coaster? Today you could make that kill but kesho be wiped out clean?
If you wish to preserve your capital, try bonds and T-bills.
Tazama chapaa is another potential one if you are willing to part with something like 1000 daily.

Happy hunting.