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  • Late Night Free Football Predictions,31/3/2020

    Late Night Free Football Predictions,31/3/2020

    This is the last day of March 2020 and we would like to finish the day in style. Several tips were sent to our subscribers today, if you didn’t manage to get them, tomorrow is a day. We will send 5-30 odds tomorrow to all subscribers including the new ones.

    To join our members, pay Ksh 1,000 per month, Ksh500 for two weeks or Ksh300 per week as follows:

    • Go to MPESA
    • Select Lipa Na MPESA
    • Select Buy Goods and Services
    • Enter MPESA till number (705909)
    • Enter amount (Ksh1,000, Ksh500, Ksh300)
    • Enter MPESA pin and send

    The tips will be sent via SMS.

    Here are free late night tips for trial:

    Goryn vs Curva Nord—1or2

    Favorit vs Arena(OV2.5)

    Byttorps IF vs Sodra Vings IF—1

    DNK FC Dimonchello vs PWR Pele Warriors—1or2

  • Private Pilot License and Commercial Pilot Licence Requirements

    Private Pilot License and Commercial Pilot Licence Requirements

    Even after completing college in Kenya, you are required to obtain a licence for private or commercial pilot. Below are requirements for the licences:

    Requirements for Issue of a PPL

    An applicant for a Private Pilot License, shall;

    1. Be at least seventeen years of age for a license other than the operation of glider or balloon;
    2. Be at least sixteen years of age for a license in a glider or balloon;
    3. Be in possession of a valid Class 2 Medical Certificate.
    4. Receive an endorsement for the knowledge test in the student pilot’s logbook from an authorized instructor who—
      1. Conducted the training on the required aeronautical knowledge areas, that apply to the aircraft category sought; and
      2. Certified that the person is prepared for the required knowledge test;
    5. Pass the required PPL knowledge test;
    6. Meet the aeronautical experience requirements that apply to the aircraft category and class rating sought before applying for the practical test. These required hours are well elaborated on the PPL aeronautical experience form (Form O-PEL002).
    7. Receive flight training and a logbook endorsement from an authorized instructor who—
      1. Conducted the training in the required areas of operation for the rating being sought; and
      2. Certified that the person is prepared for the required practical test;

    This will prove that the student is ready for PPL Practical test or GFT ( General Flight Test)

    1. Pass a practical test – PPL (GFT) done by an authorized examiner.
    2. Pass the English Language Proficiency Exam with either of the following results;
    3. Pass the English Language Proficiency Exam with either of the following results;
      1. Operational Level (Level 4); Valid for 3 years i.e. should be evaluated once every 3 years.
      2. Extended Level (Level 5); Valid for 6 years
      3. Expert Level (Level 6); Valid for Life

    This is done in an exam.

    Application Requirements

    1. Fully Completed PPL prescribed application forms as follows;
      1. PPL Application Form (O-PEL002);
      2. Aeronautical Experience Form showing the breakdown of the hours that an applicant should have.
      3. Summary of flying experience form
      4. Application form for English Language Proficiency endorsement
    2. A valid Medical Certificate Class 2.
    3. Submit four photographs – full face (2cm by 2.5cm);
    4. Present a photo Identification Card or Passport, or Birth Certificate and a photocopy of the same.
    5. Certified copies of the last 2 pages of the personal logbook. These pages show the latest flying experience certified by the pilot’s supervisor, who will certify the relevant logbook entries by endorsing his signature and license number.
    6. Payment of the prescribed fees: Kshs. 2,000 for those below 40 years and Kshs. 1,000 for those above 40 years.

    Renewal of a Private Pilot’s License

    1. A completed the prescribed – renewal application form (Form O-PEL002);
    2. A current Class 2 or Class 1 medical certificate;
    3. A completed the prescribed summary of the flying experience form which should indicate that the Pilot has the required 5 hours within the preceding 12 months.
    4. A certified logbook or other flight record to substantiate the 5 PIC hours required for renewal of a PPL. The log book is to be certified by the instructor or the chief pilot, by endorsing his signature and license number, indicating what he is certifying.
    5. Copies of the last 2 pages of the applicant’s log book.

    Renewal of a Lapsed Private Pilot License

    Where a license has not been renewed by the date of expiry, the validity of the license standards are lapsed.

    To ensure the validity of the lapsed license; the license holder shall meet the requirements subject to the lapsed periods as follows:

    1. If the PPL has been expired for a period of less than six months, and all renewal requirements were met prior to the date of expiry; there are no additional requirements;
    2. More than six (6) months but not more than three (3) years;

    The applicant will;

      1. Pass a written examination in Air Law or Regulations;
      2. Pass a type rating practical check-out on an aircraft type endorsed or on the type rating sought; and (Form 64)
      3. Meet the normal renewal requirements as indicated above.
    2. More than three (3) years but not more than 10 years;

    The applicant will;

      1. Undertake a refresher course in an ATO in preparation for the practical and knowledge tests which should include ten (10) hours as PIC.
      2. Pass a PPL practical test (GFT) on the class or aircraft type rating sought.
      3. Pass a PPL composite knowledge examination.
    2. More than ten (10) years, an applicant shall meet all requirements for initial issue of a PPL.

    Commercial Pilot License

    Commercial pilots train as private pilots, which allows them to learn the basics of flying before progressing into more complicated planes and situations. Having a Commercial Pilot License (CPL(A) allows flying for a compensation or a hire, so it is the choice, if you wish to pursue flying as a career.

    Requirements for Issue of a CPL

    An applicant for a Commercial Pilot License shall;

    1. Be at least eighteen years of age;
    2. Be in possession of a Class 1 Medical Certificate.
    3. Hold a Kenyan Private Pilot License or meet the requirements for application for military licenses; or conversion of foreign licenses and
    4. Receive a logbook endorsement from an authorized instructor who: –
      1. Conducted the required ground training on the required aeronautical knowledge areas, that apply to the aircraft category and class rating sought; and
      2. Certified that the person is prepared for the required knowledge test that applies to the aircraft category and class rating sought.
    5. Pass the required knowledge test on the following aeronautical knowledge areas;
    6. Meet the required aeronautical experience of the applicable provisions that apply to the aircraft category and class rating sought before applying for the practical test. These required flight hours are well stipulated on the aeronautical experience form
    7. Receive the required training and a logbook endorsement from an authorized instructor who:
      1. Conducted the training on the areas of operation that apply to the aircraft category and class rating sought; and
      2. Certified that the person is prepared for the required practical test.
    8. Pass the required practical test (GFT) on the areas of operation that apply to the aircraft category and class rating sought; M
    9. Pass the English Language Proficiency exam and attain either of
      1. Operational Level (Level 4); Valid for 3 years
      2. Extended Level (Level 5); Valid for 6 years
      3. Expert Level (Level 6); Valid for Life

    Application Requirements

    The applicant should have the following;

    1. Fully Completed PPL prescribed application forms as follows;
      1. Application Form for Issue, re-issue and renewal of CPL (Form O-PEL003);
      2. Aeronautical Experience Form showing the breakdown of the hours that an applicant should have.
      3. Summary of flying experience form
      4. Application form for English Language Proficiency endorsement
      5. Application form for Flight Radio Telephony Operator’s License
    2. A valid Medical Certificate – Class 1
    3. Four passport size photographs – full face (2cm by 2.5cm);
    4. A photo Identification Card or Passport, or Birth Certificate and a copy of the same
    5. Certified copies of the last 2 pages of the personal logbook. These pages show the latest flying experience certified by the pilot’s supervisor, who will certify the relevant logbook entries by endorsing his signature and license number.
    6. Payment of the prescribed fees (Kshs. 4500)

    Requirements for Renewal of CPL

    1. Complete the prescribed renewal application form;
    2. Provide a valid Class 1 medical certificate;
    3. Complete the prescribed summary of the flying experience form;
    4. Logged the required 6 hours for renewal which should have been flown within the last 6 months.
    5. Certified copies of the last 2 pages of the personal logbook. These pages show the latest flying experience certified by the pilot’s supervisor, who will certify the relevant logbook entries by endorsing his signature and license number.

    Renewal of a Lapsed Commercial Pilot License

    Where a license has not been renewed by the date of expiry, the validity of the license standards are lapsed.

    To renew a lapsed Commercial Pilot’s license; the license holder shall meet the requirements subject to the lapsed periods as follows:

    1. Less than six months and all renewal requirements were met prior to the date of expiry; there are no additional requirements;
    2. More than six (6) months but not more than three (3) years:
      1. Pass a written examination in Air Law or Regulations;
      2. Pass a type rating practical check-out on an aircraft type endorsed or on the type rating sought; and
      3. Meet the renewal requirements
    3. More than three (3) years but not more than 10 years:
      1. Undertake a refresher course in an ATO in preparation for the practical and knowledge tests which should include ten (10) hours as PIC.
      2. Pass a CPL practical test (GFT) on the aircraft type rating being sought;
      3. Pass a CPL composite knowledge examination;
      4. Meet the renewal requirements;
    4. More than ten (10) years, an applicant shall meet all requirements for the of initial issue of a CPL.
  • Air Traffic Controllers License Requirements in Kenya

    Air Traffic Controllers License Requirements in Kenya

    If you want a license to become an Air Traffic Controller, the institution to apply at is Kenya Civil Aviation Authority.

    Pre-requisite;

    An applicant for an air traffic controller license shall:-

    1. Be at least 21 years of age;
    2. Hold a current Class 3 Medical Certificate.
    3. Have completed an approved training course and not less than three (3) months’ satisfactory service engaged in the actual control of air traffic under the supervision of an appropriately rated air traffic controller (OJT). This will be substantiated by a certificate of completion from the ATO. The experience specified above shall have been completed in the 6-month period preceding application for an ATC license.;
    4. Pass the English Language Proficiency exam and attain either of;
      1. Operational Level (Level 4); Valid for 3 years
      2. Extended Level (Level 5); Valid for 6 years
      3. Expert Level (Level 6); Valid for Life
    5. Have met the training, experience, and assessment requirements for at least one air traffic controller rating as follows:-
    1. Aerodrome Control Rating; to provide or to supervise the provision of Air traffic Service for all traffic on the maneuvering area of an aerodrome and all aircraft flying in the vicinity of the aerodrome for which the license holder is rated. A tower (with an Aerodrome or ‘Airport Control’) rating would tend to be qualified in all aspects of tower operations including:
        1. Clearance Delivery (issuing IFR clearances as issued by Approach Control or assigning transponder codes)
        2. Ground Control (issuing clearances for aircraft to move to/from the apron and runway areas via a taxiway system
        3. Air Control (issuing clearances to aircraft in the runway environment and in the vicinity of the airport)
    1. Approach Control Procedural Rating; to provide or to supervise the provision of air traffic control service for arriving, departing or transiting controlled flights for the aerodrome or aerodromes for which the license holder is rated, within the airspace or portion thereof, under the jurisdiction of the unit providing approach control service, or
    2. Approach Radar Control Rating; to provide or supervise the provision of approach control service with the use of radar or other surveillance systems for the aerodrome or aerodromes for which the license holder is rated, within the airspace or of the airspace, under the jurisdiction of the unit providing approach control service, or Terminal Controllers handle traffic in the radar terminal area (30-50 miles) from an airport.
    3. Area Control Procedural Rating; to provide or supervise the provision of air traffic control service to controlled flights in control areas under its jurisdiction within the control area or portion of the control area, for which the license holder is rated; or
    4. Area Radar Control Rating: to provide or supervise the provision of area control service with the use of radar, within the control area or portion of the control area, for which the license holder is rated.

    Once the aircraft leave the terminal, the Area Controller-sometimes called en-route control-takes over.

    1. Pass the English Language Proficiency exam and attain either of;
    • .Operational Level (Level 4); Valid for 3 years
    • Extended Level (Level 5); Valid for 6 years
    • Expert Level (Level 6); Valid for Life

    Application Requirements.

    1. A properly completed prescribed Application Form PEL 008;
    2. A current Class 3 medical certificate;
    3. A knowledge test report given after passing the Rating Board;
    4. An ATO Certificate certifying that the applicant has received and passed an approved training course in air traffic control;
    5. Two current passport size photographs (full face);
    6. A photo identification card or Passport;

    Requirements for an additional Rating

    1. An application form for issue, renewal and re-issue of an ATC license PEL 008.
    2. An air traffic controller’s license for the endorsement.

    Requirements for the renewal of an ATC License;

    1. An application form for issue, renewal and re-issue of an ATC license PEL 008
    2. Results of a Rating Board – for a new rating

    Cost

    Link to the AIC on charges

    Validity

    Depends on the period indicated on the medical certificate;

    For those below 40yrs – 2 years
    40yrs and above – 1 year

  • Latest News About Coronavirus in Kenya Today

    Latest News About Coronavirus in Kenya Today

    Latest news from Kenya about the coronavirus indicates that 9 more people have tested positive for the virus. In a press briefing by the Ministry of Health today, it was established that majority of the new cases are from Nairobi.

    In summary, here is what the Ministry said about the status of coronavirus in Kenya:

    ☑️ In the last 24 hours, 234 samples have been analyzed in our laboratories. Out of these, 9 people tested positive for Corona virus bringing the total number of those infected in Kenya to 59

    ☑️ Ministry of Health has been monitoring 1668 people. 508 have been discharged after completing the 14-day follow up period while 1160 are still being monitored

    ☑️ In regards to isolation centers, the government is in the process of setting up and equipping facilities. At the moment, the isolation center at Mbagathi hospital which has a capacity of 120 beds is already running. The government is also in the process of equipping Kenyatta University Teaching and Referral Hospital which has a capacity of 300 beds

    ☑️ The processs of exploring and identifying schools to be used as isolation facilities is ongoing. National Government is partnering with County Governments in this process

    ☑️ Ministry of Health thanks health workers who have dedicated their time and are working in tough conditions. The government is putting in effort to protect them and ensure they have the right gear. At the moment, there is global shortage of Personal Protective Equipment and to this end, Government is engaging with local manufacturers to scale up capacity

    ☑️ The process of hiring 1000 health workers to increase capacity is ongoing

    ☑️ The country is working to increase testing capacity and is in the process of opening more testing centers country wide

  • Free Football Predictions,31/3/2020

    Free Football Predictions,31/3/2020

    Today is the last day of the month of March 2020.This has been a tough month for the football fraternity but we have to soldier on.We have several sure tips we are going to send to our subscribers, we also have a couple of free bets for our readers.

    If you want the sure betting tips, register for our premium multibet category which costs Ksh1,000 per month, Ksh500 for two weeks or Ksh300 per week. Payment details are as follows:

    • Go to MPESA
    • Select Lipa Na MPESA
    • Select Buy Goods and Services
    • Enter MPESA till number (705909)
    • Enter amount (Ksh1,000, Ksh500, Ksh300)
    • Enter MPESA pin and send

    The predictions will be sent via SMS to all our subscribers on daily basis.

    Here is a list of free football predictions:

    Favorit vs Arena—1or2

    Goryn vs Curva Nord(OV2.5)

    IFK Goteborg vs Tolo IF—1

    Byttorps IF vs Sodra Vings IF(OV2.5)

  • SUMMARY OF WHAT CORONAVIRUS IS

    SUMMARY OF WHAT CORONAVIRUS IS

    The virus is not a living organism, but a protein molecule (RNA) covered by a protective layer of lipids (fats) which, if absorbed by the cells of the ocular, nasal or mouth mucosa, changes their genetic code. (mutation) and converts them into multiplier and attacker cells.

    Since the virus is not a living organism but a protein molecule, it is not killed, but decays on its own. The disintegration time depends on the temperature, humidity and the type of material in which it is found.

    The virus is very fragile; the only thing that protects it is a thin outer layer of fat. That’s why any soap or detergent is the best remedy, because the foam BREAKS THE GREASE (that’s why you have to rub so much: for at least 20 seconds or more, and make a lot of foam). By dissolving the fat layer, the protein molecule disperses and breaks down on its own.

    HEAT melts the fat; then use water above 25 degrees to wash your hands, clothes and everything else. In addition, hot water produces more foam which makes it even more useful.

    Alcohol or any mixture with alcohol greater than 65% DISSOLVES ANY FAT, especially the external lipid layer of the virus.
    But No common ALCOHOL or Vodka can destroy the virus because, The strongest alcohol or vodka is 40% alcohol and you need 65% alcohol.

    Any mixture with 1 part of bleach and 5 parts of water directly dissolves the protein, breaks it down from the inside.

    Hydrogen peroxide helps a lot after soap, alcohol and chlorine, because peroxide dissolves the proteins of the virus, but you have to use it pure and it hurts the skin.

    NO BACTERICIDES. The virus is not a living organism like bacteria; one cannot kill with antibiotics what is not alive, but rapidly disintegrate its structure with all that has been said.

    NEVER shake used or unused clothing, sheets or clothing. While it is glued on a porous surface, it is very inert and disintegrates only between 3 hours (fabric and porous), 4 hours (copper, because it is naturally antiseptic; and wood, because it removes all moisture and does not let it detach and disintegrates), 24 hours (cardboard), 42 hours (metal) and 72 hours (plastic). But if you shake it or use a duster, the virus molecules float in the air for up to 3 hours and can settle in your nose.

    Viral molecules remain very stable in external or artificial cold like air conditioners in homes and cars. They also need moisture to remain stable and especially darkness. Therefore, dehumidified, dry, warm and bright environments will degrade it more quickly.

    UV LIGHT on any object that may contain it breaks the virus protein. For example, to disinfect and reuse a mask is perfect. Be careful, it also breaks down collagen (which is a protein) in the skin, eventually causing wrinkles and skin cancer.

    The virus CANNOT go through healthy skin.

    Vinegar is NOT useful because it does not break the protective layer of fat.

    Any LISTERINE above 65% alcohol is useful for the throat as the virus stays up to 4 days on the throat before going down the lungs.

    The more space is limited, the higher the concentration of the virus. More open or naturally ventilated, less.

    This is super said, but you have to wash your hands before and after touching the mucous membrane, food, locks, knobs, switches, remote control, cell phone, watches, computers, desks, TV, etc. And when using the bathroom.

    You must HUMIDIFY DRY HANDS, for example wash them a lot, because molecules can hide in micro wrinkles or cuts. The denser the moisturizer, the better.

    Also keep your SHORT NAILS so that the virus doesn’t hide there.

    References, University of Zambia Virology department, Hopkins University and Peter Msimuko CBU Microbiologist.

  • News About Coronavirus in Kenya Today

    News About Coronavirus in Kenya Today

    Latest news from Kenya about coronavirus indicates that 8 more people tested positive for the virus, pushing the number to 50.In summary, here is what Health CS Mutahi Kagwe and the staff associated with coronavirus issues said today:

    ☑️ Ministry of Health has embarked on mass testing of the 2050 people currently on mandatory quarantine in designated facilities. The tests are being administered depending on one’s arrival date, with focus on those on their 8th day in quarantine.

    ☑️ By today 172 samples had been tested and 84 samples analyzed. From this, MoH has received confirmation of one person who has tested positive for the virus.

    ☑️ MoH has also tested an additional 88 close contacts of those infected. From this, there has been a confirmation of 6 patients and an additional 1 patient from Aga Khan Hospital

    ☑️ The confirmation of the above 8 cases today brings the number of confirmed corona cases in Kenya to 50

    ☑️ The 8 cases are spread out in 3 counties; Kitui 1, Nairobi 6 cases, Mombasa 1. Nairobi is leading with the total number of cases at 34

    ☑️ The virus is now spreading through community transmission. The disease is no longer being imported from outside but it is already here and spreading among ourselves

    ☑️ The reality of community spread means we have to increase social distancing measures. In light of this, there is need to protect boda boda riders and passengers who will now be required to wear masks for protection. Government is in the process of distributing these masks to the counties

    ☑️ Employers are required to release employees by 4pm so that they make it home by 7pm. The government has also issued an advisory to those who stay in Nairobi not to travel upcountry to avoid infecting the the elderly. Kenyans living upcountry are urged not to come to Nairobi

    ☑️ As indicated earlier, cargo flights are allowed to come into the country. This is to cushion the economy by ensuring supply of imported commodities which include medical supplies. Flights are also landing to evacuate citizens of other countries.

    ☑️ The National Government held a meeting with the Council of Governors earlier today and agreed on various measures that will be announced in a joint communique between the Ministry of Interior and the Council of Governors

    ☑️ Covid-19 is not following a particular trend. MoH is working with experts modeling the Kenyan pattern. For example if the country is at 50 now, where is it expected to be in the next 1 week? It is anticipating that Kenya will have least 10000 cases by the end of April in Kenya, though a lot will be dependent on our individual conduct. The most successful cases are from those countries where people agreed to wash their hands, maintain social distance and take matters seriously

    ☑️ Kenya still has a chance if and only if citizens follow instructions and not take it as if the government is trying to force these things on them. A lot is dependent on our conduct as a people.

    ☑️ As far as facilities are concerned, One unique advantage that Kenya has is the presence of many boarding schools that can take up to at least 300,000 people incase the cases overwhelm hospital capacity. Stadiums, fields and airport hangers are also available for that purpose if it becomes necessary

  • BETIKA’S NEW LUCKY-DIP VIRTUAL JACKPOT!

    BETIKA’S NEW LUCKY-DIP VIRTUAL JACKPOT!

    All the major football leagues have taken a break after COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the world health organisation. There are a lot of unanswered questions for the lovers of the game; like will the EPL and other major leagues resume? Will Liverpool get to lift that trophy after waiting for so many years? When will we get to watch the good game again?

    Punters also found themselves in limbo as the lack of matches affected their favourite pass time activity. Some of the local betting firms however have got their customers covered with a wide variety of virtual and casino games to fill the gap. One of these firms is Kenya’s leading sports betting firm, Betika.

    A lot of punters have now discovered Betika’s virtual and casino games with some saying that its even easier to win than actual sports betting. Betika has one of the best and most interactive virtual games in the market.

    To make it even better for their customers, Betika have now launched a virtual Jackpot where customers do not have to place an actual Jackpot bet to win! By playing the available virtual games, customers automatically stand a chance to win up to 1 Million Shillings! This means that whenever you win a bet in the Betika Super League, that is not the end of it, Betika could surprise you with an additional win up to 1 Million Shillings!

    The Jackpot grows every minute and the amount will be displayed at the top of the page when you visit www.betika.com/betika-super-league. Quarantine just got a little bit more exciting, will you be the next winner?

  • List of Sectors Not Affected by Coronavirus

    List of Sectors Not Affected by Coronavirus

    As people stay at home and count losses, there are sectors which are not shaken by coronavirus. While others are praying that the virus should end, others are making profits each minute. Here is a list of sectors not affected by the virus.

    • E-commerce

    E-commerce companies like Amazon and Alibaba have seen exponential increase in the number of orders made on daily basis. Amazon was even forced to employ more than 100,000 people to deliver products to customers.

    People are scared to death, instead of walking to the supermarket, they opt to order and get the products delivered.

    • Health industry

    Almost every hospital in the world has seen a steady increase in the number of customers. Hospitals in countries like USA, UK, Italy and Spain are full, doctors are not enough and the countries have been forced to hire doctors from other countries.

    Companies manufacturing sanitizers, masks and ventilators have seen orders rise steadily. The demand for these products

    • Blogging

    Bloggers especially in the health niche are eating with a big spoon. This is one industry that’s raking in millions. A number of blogs have seen a surge in traffic over the past three weeks. People are idle at home and are actively searching for information online.

    • Website hosting companies

    Another sector which is not affected is website hosting. People are looking for ways to make money online; they are also creating new websites.

    • Pharmacy

    Anybody with a pharmacy is smiling all the way to the bank. Drugs like Chlorophyll, Panadol and other pain killers are moving off the shelves like never before.

    • Security

    In times like this, people at home are cautious about their businesses. Security is a key sector because it’s the one responsible for protecting businesses. While other sectors have lost businesses, security sector is employing more people.

  • Free Football Predictions Today,30/3/2020

    Free Football Predictions Today,30/3/2020

    We are about to end the month of March 2020, one of the toughest months in the history of Kenya. To ensure that you complete this month in style, we have several sure football predictions we are going to issue to our subscribers, we also have free predictions for our readers.

    If you want sure betting tips from today,pay Ksh 1,000 per month,Ksh500 for two weeks or Ksh300 per week as follows:

    • Go to MPESA
    • Select Lipa Na MPESA
    • Select Buy Goods and Services
    • Enter MPESA till number (705909)
    • Enter amount (Ksh1,000, Ksh500, Ksh300)
    • Enter MPESA pin and send

    We will send a total of 5 odds daily.A capital of Ksh 1,000 is enough to generate up to Ksh30,000 per week.The tips will be sent via SMS.

    Here is a list of free football predictions;

    Dubl vs Zhodino-Uzhnoe(GG)

    Lille Osc vs Brentford FC—1

    Vastra Ingelstad IS vs Skabersjo(OV2.5)

    Minsk vs Urozhaynaya—1X

  • Chandaria Foodplus Supermarket Branches and Contacts

    Chandaria Foodplus Supermarket Branches and Contacts

    Chandaria Foodplus is one of the biggest supermarkets in Kenya.It targets the upper and middle classes in the country.The supermarkets has over 15 branches which are located in major towns.

    Here is a list of branches and contacts of Chandaria Foodplus Supermarket Kenya:

    Branch Location Opening Hrs Mon-Sat Sun and Public Holidays Phone
    Yaya Center Argwings Kodhek Rd, Kilimani 8:00am – 9:00pm 8:00am – 8:00pm 0720600333
    Adlife Plaza Ring Rd, Kilimani 7:30am – 10:00pm 8:30am – 9:00pm 0708759143
    The Well Mall Langata Rd, Karen 8:30am – 8:30pm 9:00am – 8:00pm 0715909596
    Karen Karen Shopping Center 8:00am – 7:00pm 9:00am – 4:00pm 0703316444
    Lavington Green Mall James Gichuru Rd, Lavington 7:30am – 9:00pm 9:00am – 9:00pm 0717528239
    ABC Place Waiyaki Way, Westlands 24 Hours 24 Hrs 0720626736
    Ngara Peace Towers, Ngara Rd 8:00am – 8:00pm 8:30am – 7:00pm 0718736736
    Diamond Plaza Fouth Parklands Avenue 8:00am – 10:00pm 9:00am – 10:00pm 0718736737
    Highridge Masari Rd, Parklands 8:00am – 9:00pm 9:00am – 8:00pm 0720636736
    Mobil Plaza Muthaiga Rd 7:30am – 9:00pm 8:30am – 8:00pm 0720516736
    Rosslyn Riviera Mall Limuru Rd 8:00am – 8:00pm 9:00am – 7:00pm 0796088314
    Ridgeways Mall Kiambu Rd 9:00am – 8:00pm 9:00am – 8:00pm 0796088338
    Signature Mall Mombasa Rd 8:00am – 9:00pm 8:00am – 9:00pm 0793371973
    Cedar Mall Laikipia Rd, Nanyuki 9:00am – 9:00pm 9:00am – 9:00pm 0796088339
    Rupas Mall Malaba Rd, Eldoret 8:00am – 9:00pm 8:00am – 9:00pm 0742967751
    The West End Achieng’ Oneko Rd, Kisumu 8:00am – 9:00pm 8:00am – 9:00pm 0702957480
    Nyali Plaza Nyali Rd 24 Hrs 24 Hrs 0702957458
    Diani Diani Shopping Center 8:00am – 8:00pm 9:00am – 8:00pm 0712354955
  • List of Supermarkets in Kenya

    List of Supermarkets in Kenya

    There are several supermarkets in Kenya where you could shop for groceries, food,clothes and anything you need for your home. The biggest supermarkets are Tuskys, Naivas and Carreffour.The exit of Nakumatt supermarket lest a gap that was later filled by the three supermarkets.

    Below is the full list of supermarkets in Kenya:

    1. Naivas Supermarket

    Website link: https://naivas.co.ke

    Contacts

    Customer Service

    Our Customer Service hours are:

    Mon – Fri

    9am – 7pm

    Sat – Sun

    9am – 6pm

    Email

    [email protected]

    P.O Box 61600-00200, Nairobi,Kenya

    0200 Nairobi, Kenya

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    Naivas Supermarket Phone Number 020 3506112

    1. Tuskys Supermarket

    Website link: https://www.tuskys.com/

    Tuskys Supermarket contacts:

    +254 709 382 334

    +254 709 382 335

    1. Chandaria Foodplus Supermarket

    Website link: https://www.foodplus.co.ke/

    Contacts

    INFORMATION

    Address Info

    3rd Floor
    197 Lenana Place,
    Lenana Road,
    Nairobi.

    Contact Details

    +254 720 606736
    info[at]chandaranasupermarkets.co.ke

    Working Time

    INFORMATION

    Working Time

    Our head office customer service team is ready to help you.

    Monday-Friday: 9am to 6pm

    Saturday: 9am to 2pm

    Sunday: Closed

    1. Grit Supermarket
    2. EastMatt Supermarket

    Website link: https://www.eastmatt.com

    1. Carrefour Supermarket Kenya

    Website link: https://www.carrefourkenya.com/

    Carrefour Supermarket Kenya contacts:0800221322

    1. Safamart Supermarket Kenya
    2. Acacia Supermarket Limited
    3. Ranchoplus
    4. Village Supermarket
    5. Choppies Supermarket
    6. Genesis Supermarkets Kenya
    7. Shoprite Westgate Nairobi
    8. Vishal Kenya Limited
    9. Quickmart Supermarket
    10. Fun & Shop Supermarket Kenya
    11. Bansi Supermarket
    12. Galnart Supermarkets
    13. Karrymart Supermarket
    14. Seraben Supermarket
    15. Wall Mart Supermarket
    16. SweetBay Supermarket
    17. Builders Supermarket
    18. Uchumi Supermarket
    19. Day to Day Supermarket
    20. Rikana supermarket
    21. Souk Supermarket
    22. Jack & Jill Supermarket
    23. Muindi Mweusi Supermarket
    24. New Italycor Supermarket
    25. Guestcare Supermarket
    26. Cleanshelf Supermarket
    27. Ukwala Supermarket
    28. G-Mart Supermarket
    29. Kassmart Supermarket
    30. Tumaini Supermarket
    31. Titanic Supermarket and Bakery
    32. Mumtaz Supermarket
    33. Twiga Mart Supermarket
    34. Magunas Supermarket
    35. Amazing Grace Supermarket
    36. Famcon Supermarket
    37. Family Choice Supermarket
    38. Shujaa Mall
    39. Shoprite Supermarket
    40. Skymart Supermarket
    41. Mathai Supermarket
    42. Mulleys Supermarket
  • Can Taking Strong Tea Without Sugar Heal Coronavirus? Here is the Answer

    Can Taking Strong Tea Without Sugar Heal Coronavirus? Here is the Answer

    There was information circulating on social media that taking strong tea without sugar can cure coronavirus. We have since established that the information is fake.

    Today morning, I received this message,

    “If you want to heal or prevent yourself from coronavirus, take strong tea without sugar”.I went further to confirm whether it’s true only to be told that the story originated from Mombasa and was spread through social media. It was alleged that a newborn had mentioned that strong tea without sugar can cure coronavirus.

    As of today, there is no specific vaccine for coronavirus, doctors are using existing drugs to treat symptoms associated with the virus.

    The best thing to do at the moment is to boost your immunity by taking a lot of Vitamin C. Make sure you have plenty of fruits, ginger and vegetables.

  • Free Football Predictions Today Sunday,29/3/2020

    Free Football Predictions Today Sunday,29/3/2020

    Several matches are available today just like yesterday. We had 10 odds yesterday and by good luck they won, today we will send 6 odds and our target is to win Ksh 12,000 with a stake of Ksh2,000. For Ksh 100 one will win more than Ksh 1,200.

    To get our sure analyzed games, pay Ksh 1,000 per month, Ksh500 for two weeks or Ksh 300 per week as follows:

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    Here is a list of free football predictions today:

    Tyringe IF vs Vittsjo Gik(OV2.5)

    Yangon United vs Hantharwady United—1X

    FC Minsk W vs FC Zorka-Bdu—1

    Myresjo IF vs Vimmerby IF—1or2

    Smolevichi vs Isloch(U3.5)

    Neman Grodno vs Vitebsk—1X

     

  • Late Night Free Football Predictions,28/3/2020

    Late Night Free Football Predictions,28/3/2020

    There are several matches lined up to night and we wish to provide the best from the analyzed list.If you have a stake of Ksh 100 to Ksh3,000 bet tonight and earn over Ksh9,000.

    Tomorrow we shall give out 100% accurate betting tips to all our subscribers. To get the tips, register for the multibet category that costs Ksh 1,000 per month, Ksh500 for two weeks or Ksh 300 per week.To make the payment, follow these steps:

    • Go to MPESA
    • Select Lipa Na MPESA
    • Select Buy Goods and Services
    • Enter MPESA till number (705909)
    • Enter amount (Ksh1,000, Ksh500, Ksh300)
    • Enter MPESA pin and send

    Here are free late night predictions:

    KRC Genk vs Queens Park Rangers—1

    Gorodeya vs Shakhter Soligorsk—X2

    Grimsby Town FC vs Wolverhampton Wanderers FC—2

    Forest Green Rovers FC vs Brentford FC—1or2

  • How and Why China Manufactured Coronavirus

    How and Why China Manufactured Coronavirus

    There is a fiction book written 40 years ago that rightly predicted the Coronavirus pandemic. It said the virus would be made in a Wuhan laboratory and transmitted to the masses.

    As far back as December 2019, an ophthalmologist working in a Wuhan hospital noticed symptoms of a SARS sort of illness in patients who came to hospital, some even collapsing before they were attended to. He raised the matter with fellow medics and warned that an outbreak loomed, since these cases were becoming unmanageable. His calls for action were intercepted by security agents who spy on the messaging networks, and were treated as incitement against the China party.

    The whistleblower would eventually succumb to COVID-19 in early February, bringing a global outpouring of anger and grief. Dr Li was treated as a criminal by the Chinese Communist party, who worked hard to hide the truth about COVID-19.

    Later in February, the Shanghai laboratory that shared with the world the genome of the COVID-19 was shut down. Nobody knows why it was closed.

    The virus has now spread to nearly every nation of the world, fueled by the highly mobile nature of people. In Africa, it is still making inroads into rural villages that the world is concerned could leave Africa extremely ravaged.

    The presence of China in Africa has been a concern to both Africans and the west. Their interest is mainly in the extractive industries while they offer to build facilities such as roads and highways for the areas where they settle. They have benefited from oil in Congo, Angola and South Sudan, and copper from Zambia. This is meanwhile loaning these African nations money to develop their infrastructure. However, details of such loans are never made public to enable citizens contribute to their nation’s well-being. It is widely rumoured that the Chinese took over the Zambia port after their debt was not repaid on time.

    Chinese have taken over Africa, while dumping cheap goods to consumers. They have been known for their arrogance towards Africans and using racist remarks when addressing blacks. A case in mind was a Chinese national who called the Kenyan president a monkey. He was reported. Another case was a Chinese hotel owner filmed whipping a Kenyan for allegedly coming late to work. Interestingly, the hotel owner offered a journalist 20,000 shillings to kill the story. It goes to show how they believe in shady ways of doing things and how cheap black human beings are.

    The CCP could be waiting for this pandemic to cripple Africa so that they can pounce on these hapless economies while demanding their pound of flesh. They know Africa may not be able to pay their debts especially after such a pandemic, essentially leaving the neocolonial masters to scramble and partition Africa all over again.

  • 6 Sure GG(both teams to score) betting tips,28/3/2020

    6 Sure GG(both teams to score) betting tips,28/3/2020

    We have enough betting tips today, you can decide to register for VIP, GG or multibet and get the best from us. Today under GG(both teams to score) category, there are 6 games with 10 odds. It means that if your stake is Ksh 1,000, you’ll earn Ksh10,000.

    To register and start getting the tips, pay Ksh 1,550 per month, Ksh800 for two weeks or Ksh 400 per week. You can follow these steps to register:

    • Go to MPESA
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    • Select Buy Goods and Services
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    The predictions will be sent via SMS.

    Here is a list of free GG tips,28/3/2020:

    BK Sports Eskilstuna vs Raby-Rono IF(GG)

    Eskilsminne IF vs Angelholms(GG)

    Sandareds IF vs Kronangs IF(GG)

    IFK Osby vs FC Orkelljunga(GG)

  • How to Avoid Being Bored During Lockdown

    How to Avoid Being Bored During Lockdown

    Almost every country is facing a lockdown due to coronavirus. Boredom is the order of the day but you can do everything to avoid being bored. I am one of the people affected by the curfew and my work now is to go online and write something for my readers.

    If you find yourself bored, here is how to beat the feeling:

    • Start blogging

    If you are a fun of posting on Facebook and Twitter, this is the best time to create a blog and building it to become popular. Creating a blog and hosting will cost you less than $100.Visit hosting companies link Bluehost and register a new domain name, follow this link to create a free account

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    • Have fun with family members

    Almost everyone has retreated to their homes with their families. This is the best time to bond with family members, play and have fun.

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    • Betting

    Betting is a luxury and it can help you make money as you continue locking yourself inside the compound. I will suggest that you register with 22Bet and get up to Ksh15,000 bonus. There are several games you can bet on daily. Follow this link to register and get free bonus

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    • Sleep

    Most of us have been working for the better part of our lives, we haven’t had such an experience where we have all the time in our disposal. Sleeping and reflecting is the best thing to do. When relaxing, more ideas will come on how to build your business, how to plan for the future, the mistakes you have made in life and how to improve once the lockdown is over.

    • Start online business

    You also have the opportunity to start online business like Amazon. Three months are enough to create a business and start getting customers.

    Identify a gap and try to fill it by vigorously marketing on social media.

    While others are going broke, you’ll have a chance to make money while working from home.

  • Free Football Predictions,28/3/2020

    Free Football Predictions,28/3/2020

    Today is a weekend when there are numerous betting tips.As we stay at home,we can make money through betting on available matches.We have several football predictions for our subscribers.

    The tips are 100% accurate and the odds range from 10. To subscribe, pay Ksh 1,000 per month, Ksh500 for two weeks or Ksh300 per week as follows:

    • Go to MPESA
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    Here are free football predictions,28/3/2020:

    Norwich City FC vs Standard Liege—2

    Djursdala SK vs Ankarsrums IS(OV2.5)

    Loberods IF vs Billeberga Gif—1or2

    BK Sports Eskilstuna vs Raby-Rono IF(OV2.5)

    Slutsk vs Dinamo Brest—X2

    Sandareds IF vs Kronangs IF(OV2.5)

  • Best Driving Schools in Kenya 2020

    Best Driving Schools in Kenya 2020

    The best driving schools in Kenya are those that charge reasonable fee, they have good instructors and offer excellent training services. We have a list of identified driving schools in Kenya which have proved beyond doubts that they are the best. Here is the list;

    1. AA Driving School Kenya

    Visit wesite: https://www.aakenya.co.ke

    Contacts

    Automobile Association of Kenya
    Renaissance Corporate Park, Upper Hill
    P.O Box 40087-00100 Nairobi

    [email protected]

    0722205106 | 0733620966

    0720227267 | 0720261576

    Fee Structure

    Learner Driver Course
    This course is for beginners and is available in four categories:-
    • FG (Boda Boda Operators) – Category A2- at a cost of KES 3,580/-
    • FG (Beginners/Fresh Learners) – Category A2 at a cost of KES 8,500/-
    • B (Saloon–Manual/Automatic) – Category B1- at a cost of KES 18,780/-
    • B (PLV/Professional) – Category B3- at a cost of KES 12,780/-
    • BCE (Trucks/Buses) – Category C- at a cost of KES 21,180/-
    • PSV – Category D- at a cost of KES 12,780/-
    • Special Class (PWD) – Category F- at a cost of KES 18,780/-

    1. Rocky Driving School

    Website link: http://www.rockydrivingschool.com/

    Contacts

    Rocky Driving School Factory St, Nairobi City.

    0702-552222 / 0700-667777 Email : [email protected]

    Fees Structure

    # Name Tuition Admin Cost Theory Book Total Enroll
    1 Category A KES 7,050.00 KES 3,500.00 KES 350.00 KES 10,900.00
    2 Category B1 KES 10,000.00 KES 3,500.00 KES 350.00 KES 13,850.00
    3 Category C1 KES 11,000.00 KES 3,500.00 KES 350.00 KES 14,850.00
    4 Category E KES 30,000.00 KES 3,500.00 KES 350.00 KES 33,850.00
    5 Category F KES 17,000.00 KES 3,500.00 KES 350.00 KES 20,850.00

    Rocky Driving School Branches

    # Name Opening Time Closing Time Contact Number
    1 Rocky Online 12:42:00 PM 12:42:00 PM +254702552222
    2 Harrambee Avenue Branch 12:46:00 PM 12:46:00 PM +254702552222
    3 Industrial Area Branch 12:55:00 PM 12:55:00 PM +254702552222
    4 UpperHill Branch 12:55:00 PM 12:55:00 PM +254702552222
    5 BuruBuru Branch 12:56:00 PM 12:56:00 PM +254700667777
    6 South C Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    7 Rongai Branch 8:00:00 AM 4:00:00 PM +254700667777
    8 Ruaka Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    9 Donholm Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    10 Prestige Branch- Ngong rd 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    11 Kasarani Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    12 Athi River Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254702552222
    13 Kitengela Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    14 Kisumu Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254702552222
    15 A-Eldoret branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254702552222
    16 B-Eldoret Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254702552222
    17 Kisii Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    18 Kericho Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    19 Nakuru Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254702552222
    20 Thika Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254702552222
    21 Embakasi Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254700667777
    22 Kangemi Branch 8:00:00 AM 6:00:00 PM +254702552222
    1. Pettanns Driving School

    Website link: http://petannsdrivingschool.co.ke

    Fees Structure

    Category A-–A2 (Motorcycle not exceeding 100cc) Ksh 7,500

    Category A–A3 (Motorcycle taxi)-tuk-tuk –Ksh9,500

    Category B–B1 (Light Passenger Car)—Ksh13,000

    Category B–B3 (Professional) Ksh 15,000

    Category C–C1 (Light Tracks)—Ksh14,500

    Category D–D1 VAN (PSV)—Ksh15,000

    Category CE–Trailer (ARTICULATED)—Ksh30,000

    Category G–Industrial, Construction & Agricultural (Plant operator)—Ksh55,000

    Contacts

    Capital House Next to Ambassador Hotel, Moi Avenue

    P.O Box 1583 – 00621 Nairobi

    Tel: 020 221 99 33

    Direct Line: 0721 32 83 83

    Email: [email protected]

    [email protected]

    Opening Hours

    Monday

    08:00 – 18:00

    Tuesday

    08:00 – 18:00

    Wednesday

    08:00 – 18:00

    Thursday

    08:00 – 18:00

    Friday

    08:00 – 18:00

    Saturday

    08:00 – 13:30

    Sunday

    Closed

    1. Heltz Driving School

    Website link: http://www.heltzdrivingschool.com/

    Fees Structure

    t Heltz Driving School, we offer driving course classes A to D:

    COURSE
    Class A (Motorbike)

    A2( 18 Years) Above 50CC – 7,300

    A3 (21Years) above 100cc(PSV/COURIER) – 7,300

    A2/A3 Test Only –

    5,300

    Full Course 15 Lessons
    Class B (Small cars)

    B Light manual(18yrs) – 11,300

    B Light Automatic (18yrs) – 13,300

    B Light/ Auto Test Only – 5,300

     
    Full Course 20 Lessons
    Class C (Trucks)

    C1 Light Trucks (22yrs)- 11,300

    Combined B/C1(22yrs) – 12,300

    C1/C Test Only –

    5,300

    Full Course 20 Lessons 

    Class D (Van)

    D1 (Van 22 years) upto 14 seater(PSV)-

    5,300

    B proffesional(22 years ) Taxi (4yrs Experience) – 5,300

    ADDITIONAL COURSES

    1.REFRESHER CLASSES

    • Manual Class B – Ksh 800 per Lesson
    • Manual Class C1 – Ksh 900 per lesson
    • Automatic Class B – Ksh 1,000 per hour
    1. EXTRA PRESTIGE SERVICES
    • Unlimited Theory lessons
    • Pick / Drop Services (Door to Door) on request
    • Lady Instructors – Available.

    AN ALL INCLUSIVE

    Driving course package

    with no hidden charges

          AMOUNT PAYABLE

          ONLINE TO NTSA

    Provisional License – Ksh 650

    Test Application Fee – Ksh 650

    Total – Ksh 1,300

    COURSES INCLUDE:-

      • Driving lessons
      • Theory lessons
      • Theory video lessons
      • Basic Mechanics
      • First aid
      • Assesment test
      • Car hire
    • Driving test

    Heltz Driving School Contacts

    +254743 552541/+254722 614473/+254722 873914/+25475 1117840/+2547 24424579/+254733 340082/0722340082

    1. Seniors Driving School

    Website link: http://www.seniorsdrivingschool.co.ke/

    Driving Courses

    A2 Motorcycle riders (18yrs and above).

    A3 Three wheeler (21yrs and 1 yr on A2).

    B1 Light vehicle (18yrs and above).

    B3 (professional) (21yrs & with E/BCE licence).

    C1 Truck (22yrs and above).

    B C1 (22yrs and above).

    D1(van 14 pax) (21yrs & with E/BCE licence).

    Seniors driving school contacts

    Contact us today for more information on

    Cell: +254 729 461 713

    P.O Box: 23469-00625 Nairobi

    Email: [email protected]

    1. Glory driving school
    2. Sony driving school
    3. Top Gear Driving school

    Website link: http://www.topgeardrivingschool.co.ke/

    Top gear driving school courses and fees structure

    Class A – Motorbikes

    No. of lessons:

    • Theory & Test – 5,000/=
    • Full/course – Ksh. 10,000/=

    Class B – Light Vehicles

    No. of lessons:

    Theory & Test – 6,000/=

    Half course – Ksh.8000/=

    Full course – Ksh. 11000/=

    Class B – Auto-mobile

    No. of lessons:

    Theory & Test – 7,000/=

    Full course- 13,000/=

    Class C – Light Truck

    No. of lessons:

    Theory & Test – 6000/=

    Half course- 8000/=

    Full course – 11,000/=

    Class BCI-Combination

    No. of lessons:

    Theory & Test – 8000/=

    Half course- 11000/=

    Full course-13000/=

    Class D Van

    No. of lessons:

    Theory & Test – 6000/=

    Class B profession

    No. of lessons:

    Theory & Test – 6000/=

    Class B (Auto) per lesson

    Driving lessons:

    Refresher per lesson – Kshs.1000×5=5000

    Class B (Manual) per lesson

    Driving lessons:

    Refresher per lesson – Kshs.800×5=4000

    Class C (Large Bus) per lesson

    Driving lessons:

    Refresher per lesson – Kshs.900×5=4500

    Top gear driving school branches

    Tena Estate outering road, KTDA plaza Nairobi city Centre, Buruburu Kenol petrol station, Ongata Rongai (*New branch), Donholm, Pipeline, Industrial Area, Dandora, Buruburu, Savannah, Zimmerman, Ruai, Utawala, Umoja, Congo, Ruiru, Kawangware, Githurai

    Contacts

    Address: City Center, Tom Mboya, Ronald Ngala, KTDA Plaza. 1st Floor

    Phone: 0722 784 235,0702 710 308,0720 259 553

    Email: [email protected]