RE; THERE IS TIME FOR EVERYTHING

--- George Rono wrote:

Folks, soon after a mysterious fund called Helios bought Kshs 11B worth of Equity Bank, suddenly the Min Fin has given Equity exemption for 9 years from revealing its true owners!

Investigation into Helios have come up with very little: a website under construction, and a London address 70-71 New Bond Street.

Helios http://www.heliosinvestment.com/

Further investigations at the address show some interesting tenants:

1. Ventilo - clothing and accessories for women (70 New Bond street)

2. Kaberet - late night drinking bar (70 new bond street)

3. Jaisons Fabrics - fabric shop (71 new bond street0

4. LJC Graphics - employment & recruitment agency ( 70-71 new bond street)

5. Lyn Cecil - Employment & recruitment agency (70-71 new bond street)

6. Mar petrochemicals - distributor & wholesalers (70-71 new bond street)

7. Masai Uk - business and management consultants (70-71 new bond street)

8. Oxfam mens botique 71 new bond street

No sign of a big fund that just spent Kshs 11B buying a bank,I wonder........

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From: Ibrahim Aloo

Dear my Country men and women,

REAL CHANGE is coming on the December 27 and its our duty and responsibilty to ensure that voter turn-out is huge. I am convinced beyond reasonable doubt that AGWAMBO will win the race but we must emulate what Central Kenya Politicians are doing.They already have in place transport for elderly and sick people to ensure that they vote while most of our upcountry voters will not participate due to transport crisis.Please if you know anybody travelling to Western- Kenya using personal means then we can assist our brothers and sisters with upcountry votes.The situation is serious as transporters have been paid by PNU to withdraw from Western routes.Give this attention please,the group controls our economy and vital sectors.