There are a few real estate billionaires who are NOT old money types and did not grab vast tracts of lands. I posted one story of the kamzee prof who bought hundreds of acres of barren land in Western that is now worth over a billion. He is by no means corrupt nor an old money type who stole vast tracts of land as far as we know.

Another irritatingly condescending and smug remark.

I acknowledge that we live in a "capitalistic" society and not a communist or socialist state.

The current and immediate occupants on the House on the Hill have a background in Public Economics from prominent alma maters.

As such, this economy fails miserably when it fails to uplift every citizen equally.

Let the multi-millionaire become a billionaire. Let the millionaire become a multi-millionaire, and may those in the middle income ascend into the upper-middle-income range.

Conversely, let the poor join the middle income, et al.

His Excellency Kibutha Kibwana and his mango factory come to mind.

In a nutshell, The Title "Kenya's Economy Creating More Wealth" is an obscene insult to the many languashing in abject poverty while mere speculation on land makes a few billionaires.

I rest.

@MugundaMan I hope you are talking recklessly while you are part of the "connected economy." Kama wewe ni hustler hapa just being a psychofant, I feel sorry for you

I am busy taking advantage of the vast opportunities in our red hot economy, baba. These opportunities are available to anyone who is not lazy, is willing to work hard and invest wisely. Not sitting idly in Mwea while my rice rots on the field then blame serikali for my poverty jameni. So many farmers have pulled themselves out of poverty farming rice!

We are not talking about middle class socialites.. Here we are referring to people like this guy https://www.businessdail...791814-bsx341/index.html