@leona,u might save on transport by walkin but u shall surely increase on footware. I believe akala (shoes made of tyre) would do the trick

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True! At the rate things are going, we need more creative ideas...

yeah men, we need more ideas on this subject.

1. Treat every squeeze of toothpaste, shampoo etc as if it was your last.
2. Separate the 2-ply TP…eemm…careful here.
3. Reuse plastic/food storage bags
4. Always get samples of whatever is on “promotion” at mall/supermarkets i.e if you use the product.
5. The price of maize/wheat is going up...the prices of sweet potatoes, cassava and other traditional foods are always fairly constant….Change your diet! Your pocket and body will thank you for that.
6. Stop buying cereals/veges/fruits from supermarkets…go to Gikomba, City Market, Marikiti…
7. Make a list before you go shopping….and stick to the list!
8. Donate sperm at KNH sperm bank…extra income!

I have tried carrying packed lunch and tis working ok for me! Coins saving is a good thing working for me. When someone gives me lift in the morning to my place of work i put the busfare i would have used in my coin box.

Tithing does miracles too as someone said, so i am going to stick to it. Buy things on credit where possible and pay in instalments for those who don't charge interests.

Merry go rounds force me to save juu i have to part with the money no matter what. lakini not the merry go rounds where Mama's meet to cook, dine & wine.

Maintain a standing order for your savings a/c i.e from your salaries account

Give to charity where possible - The hand that giveth receiveth a hundredfold.