@stockrat: Little knowledge is truely dangerous. Just read your papers well. This process took long. The resignation was done a several weeks back of but the board held it until a renown HR firm did the headhunting. Meanwhile,Mwangi had to resign from centum and get ready for the new job. As in public security,financial security transitions are very sensitive...stocks can become very volatile (and thus highly risky)

Life is worth living cos God planned it to be so.

Ok thanks for the enlightenment. Personally i just have sour grapes cause i see nothing new and my portfolio went down 20% over the period. I have my eye on HFCK and thinking of getting some at 16.30

I call it futility.............How some educated people spend their lifes complaining about Mt Kenya this,Mt Kenya that.........without making the simplest of efforts to emulate.Ogutu is right and as Thingira would not want to say.......If you can't beat them,don't organise for them to be beaten.........Join them

Guka wa bijuti...

To suggest that NSE is a private company yet they hold public money and transact in securities is very silly. NSE is as public as Uhuru park.

I think Mwangi is very qualified for the job but the problem is the manner of appointment,it was a sneaky backdoor appointment,I am disappointed that he could not back himself to win the job openly and as I had already stated in a previous post,Mwangi new just when to resign from Centum.

@ mwana,you have a valid point but I think its too little too late,what is needed is a new constitution not sharing of jobs based on tribal lines.



I guess if you can't win with facts,you can always pen bile-laced,xenophobic rants to distract everyone.

@murenj

I want to challenge you. Would a teacher's salary build a masionette worth 5m? I bet you will say no. Someone is doing it in Kisumu. and it is a she. You know why? Because on her free time,she is a taxi driver despite the fact that she is a graduate and has a formal job. Now,tell many of the kenyans especially those not centralites do that.......

Some deals are like glass. Sometimes it's better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.