The scanned image below is from today's Nation (it also appeared a week ago in the Standard). Look carefully at the underlined phrase. Is this a hoax or a typo? What does it mean??
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
No Taxes for Ordinary Kenyans.
Sign the Petition
Subscribe via email
No Taxes for MPs...
No Taxes for Ordinary Kenyans.
Forgotten Freedom Fighters
Sign the Petition
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(155)
-
▼
April
(14)
- Mystery Military Wife Solved
- Talk to Kenyan MPs and Ministers
- KENYAN CITIZENS’ PRESS STATEMENT
- Ministry of Defence - Supply of House Wife Complete?!
- SCREENING FOR PEACE
- From the People's Parliament
- Citizens Awareness Campaign
- For a Grandmother
- Truth Be Told...
- The Grand Collusion (a la Gado)
- Haki Yetu
- Your Greed is Obscene. Shame on You.
- KIBAKI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES!
- Tales of an (ex) Nairobian Ostrich
-
▼
April
(14)
Cartoonist with a Cause
News Sites
Bloggers With a Cause
- MARS GROUP
- Kenyan Pundit
- Bunge La Mwananchi
- Kenya Democracy Project
- Aid Thoughts
- xyzshow
- Gathara's World
- farrahs2sense
- kumekucha
- Mabadiliko Kenya
- KENGO
- Kenya Media Watch
- Jukwaa
- ThinkersRoom
- iRevolution
- Internet and Democracy
- DigiActivists
- Kabissa
- Ladies In Action
- Maisha ni Matamu
- Kenya Enviro & Political
- Vigilante Journalist
- Tipping Point
- MfI
- whiteafrican
- Mama Mikes
- Gorilla CD
- Bonobo In Congo
Mental Musings...
- Afromusing
- What an African woman thinks
- Gukira
- erotic union
- The UnderGround Lunatic
- sci-cultura
- Hubrismachine
- Nick Wadhams
- Story Moja
- A Kenyan Urban Narrative
- SunWords
- Afrigadget
- mentalacrobatics
- Kenyan Poet
- Kenya animation
- Lost Kenyan Chick
- just-a-band
- African Art Works
- Stood in the Maasai Mara
- Jujustan
- The 8th Floor
- This was Said before That
4 comments:
Not sure what it means but I'll apply and see :-)
A military man cannot live on duty free booze alone. We provide Geishas too.
DOD
Mzungu Chick can offer services and Potash you can provide the booze...
Mr MG says,
"After asking “the people who know” I am informed that this item on the tender is basically a sewing kit provided to soldiers for use in the field it comes complete with needle, thread, buttons etc. From that I suppose we can work out where the name came from."
Post a Comment