The Alchemistry and trick used by African or Kenyan politicians to double/triple/quadruple their net worth or wealth in short time.

 

Kenyan politicians often rapidly multiply their net worth through systemic exploitation of public procurement, insider information, and patronage networks rather than formal salaries. Key mechanisms enabling this rapid wealth accumulation include:

Tenderpreneurship and Conflict of Interest

Proxy Companies: Politicians register shell companies under the names of relatives, friends, or administrative assistants to discreetly bid for and win lucrative county or national government contracts. 
Inflated Billing ("Budgeted Corruption"): Costs of public infrastructure projects, supplies, or consultancy services are heavily exaggerated—sometimes several times over market value—with the surplus funneled back as kickbacks to the connected officials. 
Direct Procurement Loopholes: Bypassing competitive bidding processes through emergency or restricted tendering exceptions, routing awards directly to aligned entities.

Manipulation of Public Resources and State Access

Embezzlement of Devolved Funds: Local leaders and county executives frequently exploit conditional grants, development funds (such as CDF), or county payrolls through ghost workers and fictitious allowances.
Insider-Driven Speculation: Leveraging advance knowledge of major state infrastructure projects (like new roads, railway lines, or administrative boundaries) to buy up cheap land along the routes ahead of compulsory government acquisition payouts. 
Tax Evasion and Exemptions: Utilizing political influence to secure duty waivers or evade corporate and personal compliance checks on private business portfolios. 
 Borrowing bank loans with an intention of not to pay back: The fastest way to doubling or quadrupling wealth by politicians is to borrow huge sums of loans,service it for some time and stop serving it when they lose a parliamentary seat. Some go to the extend of declaring bankruptcy and the audacious ones even forge death certificates.   

 

 

IS THE THREESOME WAR OF USA & ISRAEL AGAINST IRAN JUSTIFIED.

 

  IS THE VENEZUELAN OIL BREAK EVEN RELATED TO THE IRAN WAR.?

In Jan 2026, the American regime went to Venezuela with its military might to abduct the then president MADURO from his bedroom in his own soil of the state house. This violated all international laws on sovereignty of nations according the UN laws. Venezuela being an oil deposit rich country was captured under the multinationals of OIL Companies that are pro American regime. However, at the time of this atrocity the WTI oil was trading at $63 per barrel. This prompted analysts and oil companies to bargain for a breakeven price of $85 per barrel if they want to realize a profit from mining the oil in the wells of Venezuela. What did the Trump regime think was a best way to make the oil market unstable for price per barrel to rise in order to ensure the breakeven price is achieved?

In February 2026 America choose to join ISRAEL in a threesome WAR against Iran which is another oil rich country and has a fleet of shadow oil tankers which make the oil prices to drop when it supplies to China which is the biggest consumer of the commodity. Now let us play some CHESS game in geopolitics, just checkmate the King piece and panic sets in on the player. When American regime killed the IRAN SUPREME LEADER KHOMEINI then panic took over Iran defense force hence leading to retaliation on all Israel, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and other ALIES of America within the Middle East region. This ended in oil refineries being targeted by Iran drones hence some were shut down to minimize the fatality of the attack. Finally oil prices rose from $65 to $118 overnight.

Let us go back to breakeven price being required to be $85 for oil companies in Venezuela to realize profit. As we write on March 2026 the Oil price is still above $100 which is required by companies in VENEZUELA to steal oil, sell it at a profit and do a kickback to the Trump regime through contributions in lobbying efforts. If you are brilliant mind that can connect the dots above then you will understand why AMERICA joined the Iran war.

Have you ever heard that war is profit?  Yes; imagine if Iran was to sustain fighting for the next two years those are 730 days. Let us assume that oil companies in Venezuela are able to load 5 million barrels per day in average because there is increased production since Maduro was abducted. Our simple math will come to 730 days times 5,000,000 barrels= 3,650,000,000 barrels of oil. The sum of 3.65 billion barrels could be sold at an average of $100 that gives a total of 365 billion dollars stolen from Venezuela by American oil companies. Let as minus 100-85=15 that is an equivalent of $365 billion times 15%= $54.75 billion in profit to oil companies. WAR IS PROFIT TO OIL COMPANIES AND MILITARY COMPLEX OF AMERICA.  

In conclusion we need peace and more adoption of EV mode of transport because as long as carbon continues to rule our transport system then we shall be drawn to inflation and recession as Trump regime hunts to more profits to his oil barons friends.

Potential companies for trade financing deals.

 Several Kenyan companies are significant players in the importation business, with a diverse range of goods imported. Some of the major companies involved in importation include Bidco Africa, East Africa Motors Ltd, Export Trading Co. Ltd, Alpha Commodities Limited, and CFAO Kenya Limited. These companies import various products, from agricultural goods to manufactured products. 

Here's a more detailed look at some key sectors and companies involved in Kenyan imports:

1. Agricultural Products:

• Bidco Africa: A major player in the consumer goods industry, Bidco imports various agricultural products, particularly edible oils and fats.
• Eldoville Dairies: Focuses on importing dairy products and other related goods. 

2. Automotive:

• CFAO Kenya Limited: A significant player in the automotive industry, importing vehicles and related parts.
• East Africa Motors Ltd: Another key company involved in importing vehicles and automotive parts. 

3. Other Sectors:

• Export Trading Co. Ltd: This company is involved in importing a wide range of goods, including agricultural products and manufactured items. 
• Alpha Commodities Limited: Imports various commodities, including agricultural products and other raw materials. 
• Manuchar Kenya Limited: Importers of various industrial raw materials and chemicals. 
• Mabati Rolling Mills Limited: Importers of steel and other raw materials for construction. 

4. Notable Importers (general):

• Sheffield Cargo Logistics Limited: A company specializing in cargo logistics, facilitating the importation process.
• Seabourne International Limited: Another company involved in international shipping and logistics.
• Mitchell Cotts Freight Kenya: Provides freight forwarding and logistics services for imports.
• Siginon Group: Offers comprehensive logistics solutions, including import services. 

5. Key Import Items:

• Kenya's top imports include mineral fuels and oils, machinery, nuclear reactors, boilers, and cereals. 
• Other significant import categories include electrical machinery, iron and steel, and vehicles. 

6. Main Import Partners:

• China is a major source of imports for Kenya, followed by the United Arab Emirates and India. 

Note: The list above is not exhaustive, but it highlights some of the major players and sectors involved in Kenyan imports. The import landscape is constantly evolving, with new companies and products emerging regularly. 

• Top Wholesale import and export companies in Kenya - Lusha

  Top Wholesale import and export companies in Kenya * AZOOM General Trading Ltd. Africa Desk. AgriTerra Trade 

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