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We Are Moving in the Next 3 Hours.
Hey,
Esteemed readers dailykenya.blogspot.com is moving in the next three hours to a new home. Watch the Space.
Regards,
Daily Kenya Team
Esteemed readers dailykenya.blogspot.com is moving in the next three hours to a new home. Watch the Space.
Regards,
Daily Kenya Team
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Daily Kenya is Rebranding
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Daily Kenya is Rebranding
Nairobi - August 30, 2015 ~ We want to thank everyone
who has supported the dailykenya.blogspot.com initiative since its inception.
The
freebies, donations and coffee tips have helped us run the blog for a good 5
years. After a strong readership and demand from our esteemed clients, we wish
to announce that in the next few hours a new platform is set to launch.
www.wazomoja.com
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
Is Cash on Delivery the recipe for Kenyan business? A MUST READ!
Cash on delivery is the method of payment
that allows customers to purchase products on a company’s website or make
orders via phone and pay for them upon delivery on their doorstep or office,
this form of business is as old as 1635 in England but in Kenya, it has only
began taking shape and could possibly be the recipe of Kenyan businesses.
According to JUMIA,
Kenya’s No. 1 online retailer Cash on delivery accounts for over 55% of its
transactions in Nairobi and Mombasa, the two cities the company offers the mode
of payment. Parinaz Firozi, MD Jumia Kenya says Cash on delivery has helped the
company acquire new customers.
“Over 60% of our customer acquisition has
been through cash on delivery. There is zero risk for the customer since they
only pay for the product if they like it, there are no cost implications if
they reject the product, the delivery man just takes it back. Its stress free,”
Firozi adds.
In a country where credit card penetration
remains a major headache for financial institutions and the government with
several flopped initiatives, Mobile money transfer remains the alternative.
Monday, October 27, 2014
FIVE TIPS TO PLANNING A STRESS FREE FAMILY HOLIDAY
FIVE TIPS TO PLANNING A STRESS FREE
FAMILY HOLIDAY:
The best
part about travelling with family is that apart from bonding and catching up in a different environment,
it’s a superb way to explore the world and open up to learning together. Family
holidays also present good opportunities to make decisions where everyone’s
opinion is respected. Again, travelling together offers the parents the luxury
of having fun without worrying about what could be happening back home! But, as
is with many all-inclusive decision-making-model, planning a family vacation
can leave one feeling depressed and fatigued to the point that they consider
curling back under the duvet and dreaming off to their destination! To avoid
such, Jovago.com, a leading online hotel booking
site advises parents to plan in time, and resist the temptation of playing
Super/man/woman. “Depending on the age of your children, assign duties and involve
them in listing activities or places they would like to engage in or go to”
Says Lillian Gaitho Head of PR for the Jovago. Involving the whole party allows
you to start off on a uniform pace and expectations. Below are a few more tips
to consider:
Your Budget vs Your Dream
Holidays and
family vacations are known to shoot holes through purses and pockets. This is
no fable. You however can avoid falling into the rut race by planning and
saving ahead of time, this will allow you enough time to balance your ledger
books accordingly. Planning ahead of time will also give you time to ask around
for packages and deals. Try a few ideas, consider a few places. Do not skip
over a favorite destination because it’s known to be a bit over your budget-who
knows you might be lucky to catch them smack on their season discounts, or
might have special rates for that particular room. One more important issue,
find out what your package offers; are all ‘holiday activities’ covered in the
cost? There is no fun in taking kids to a windsurfing location if all they do
is watch others have the fun.
Street style: The JUMIA Kenya Street Fashion Festival
Nairobi,
Kenya 24th October 2014 The Arboretum
grounds will play host yet again to the second edition of the JUMIA
Kenyastreet fashion festival on the 8th of November 2014
from 9:30am-7:30pm.
The Street Fashion Festival is the go-to
event for fashionistas of all sizes, colour, style and backgrounds, The
festival is a platform aimed atshowcasing fashion icons in the making......who
probably would ordinarily not get a chance in the spotlight!! This carefully orchestrated
festival is the largest in Kenya.
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