http://www.theeastafrica.../-/i6evr6z/-/index.html

The writer of that story is full of crap....she should check her facts.

I appreciate the writer's ambitious attempt to keep us informed. So there are more skeletons in there at KQ. Anyway, given a chance, a young man in Kenya would be unethical for that extra cut. I won't wonder finding such comments as, "I am gud in dealing cutting" soon in CVS. So a sorry state we are in. only prayers n not kanyarios ' style can save this nation.

@Dick Murianki now the new CFO at KQ.. Iran getting out of sanctions and missing notes of his thoughtprocess has damaged @Alex Mbugua credibility for life.. He will find it difficult to land another post, atleast not in private sector

I never fell out with @alex even for a minute.. He had good intentions, but limited forecasting ability

@vvs is nowhere to be seen

Everyone but the shareholders benefit from KQ.

When was that spike from 5kes to 128bob?

@vvs should answer that one, since it is well known that he bought the first lot at about KES 95 only to sell later at KES 19

@jawgey was in the red at KQ for a long time while I got all key reports in advance leading to positioning, awaiting the upturn. however, that large loss in 2014 was very unexpected leading to the infamous outburst by @kirubi.. It is @ngunze who has unearthed the legacy rot at KQ and it is @ngunze who shall deliver us back to black. tomorrow we go above KES 5 with no turning back. however, I will not buy more than 5,000 shares until 02.04.16

I have more faith in Ngunze than in Naikuni [who I lost respect for when he pushed through a flawed Project Mawingu] and Mbugua [a crook]. Unfortunately for KQ the recovery is going to be long and hard.

Good luck to y'all. I will see you in 2018. In the meantime, let me concentrate on 'watching' the management of KK, KenRe, Unga, I&M and WTK. As of today, I trust them but... WATCH their steps. Do not blindly trust them. And if you are uncomfortable then RUN even if it means taking a loss.