Running an airline goes beyond African super power status. We wish them well though

LOOOOL... Ulcers central...Its just like when you hear/read that cement consumption is on the decline when holding ARM shares (ABP 20 bob) or you hear that National cement(competition) has commissioned a 2 million metric tonne clinker plant in Kitui etc.Another example is when you are clinging to your KPLC shares(bought at rights issue = 19 bob) and @VVS speculates here that perhaps KPLC might have been overstating their assets. Just when you are about to dismiss @VVS assertions, you read/hear that KPLC has an inventory of faulty transformers that were incorrectly stated in the books as assets worth 400 millions..(ole wako)

It is at a point like this when you write-off the investment just like the way businesses write-off bad loans and say to yourself 'bora uhai' while moving on. Luckily with BBC(beer, bank and cement) you can never go wrong.

@Obiero..This is the stock market. It is not for the faint hearted.

Kwa wale wa kuuliza rest day for the 787.. Habari ndio hii https://www.businessdail...77344-13gn0ds/index.html

For your car both kirinyaga road and toyota kenya spare parts are ok. KQ has chosen the latter (more expensive ones) to please FAA.

Many companies.

https://www.reuters.com/...s-business-idUSKCN12O0EX

If you want engine spare parts you have 2 options. Either call Rolls Royce/GE the engine manufacturers for the items or call Boeing who will then call Rolls Royce/GE on your behalf because it's them that supplied them the engines. Note that Boeing will charge a 20% commission just to refer you to the engine manufacturers for the spares.

It’s shocking that anyone could see this as a negative development, plus a plane doesn’t only have a double R engine, there are numerous parts..

The market has also caught a cold.Stay warm

Please do so quickly. I found out today the suspended engineers are being paid. Mikosz should have just reinstated these guys.

This is what he does not know about this country. With the current constitution, no shortcuts even for corporates.

Parliament for the first time had to reject Ben Chumo on the basis of Chapter 6.