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realtorjennifer-blog · 7 years ago

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Marketing/Sales Representatives job (23 Positions) at Unison Sacco Society Limited Unison Sacco is a leading savings and credit cooperative, its head office situated in Nanyuki, Laikipia County and branches in Laikipia, Nakuru, Isiolo, Nyeri, Meru and Samburu County. The Sacco seeks to fill the following positions MARKETING /SALES REPRESENTATIVES (TWENTY THREE) MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS. Diploma in…

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Marketing tricks used by land dealers to steal your hard-earned money, even using celebrities and media personalities as bait

Getting your desired piece of land is not a walk in the park — you have to go through some legal processes to ensure the land you acquire is legitimate. Nowadays, land selling offices are all over and one wonders where all this land that is being sold on a daily basis is.

“Advertisements run throughout on radio, television and newspapers. People believe the media too much and end up being conned. Media outlets should stop such adverts,” Ms Moreen Nkonge, a resident of Kiambu, said in the Daily Nation on June 3, 2018. She also called for regulating of land advertising and control of brokerage firms, some of which have caused many Kenyans untold suffering in fake land deals advertised in the media.

Many players in the sector share Ms Nkonge’s concerns.

Today, the media are awash with advertisements running back-to-back, marketing land deals mostly in Nairobi, Kiambu, Machakos, Nakuru, Kajiado, Nyandarua, Laikipia and Malindi.

The companies, including some which have turned out to be rogue, have been competing for airtime during prime time, where directors cough millions to secure advertising slots to reach out to potential buyers as they seek to cash in on the high demand for property ownership.

Some firms even hire celebrities and media personalities as their ambassadors to create confidence, but leave their clients in tears after failing to meet their obligations despite receiving hard earned cash.

For instance, Gakuyo Real Estate, a land buying company owned by the controversial preacher David Kariuki, is under investigations by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations after clients accused the preacher of dubious land deals.

Mr Kariuki, also known as Gakuyo, is accused of luring the public to his alleged con trap with creative advertisements on popular Kikuyu radio stations.

The clients accused the controversial bishop, who is also the chairman of the troubled Ekeza Sacco, of embezzling their money.

A report by the Commissioner of Co-operatives indicated how the preacher spent millions to market Gakuyo and Ekeza activities.

The drive also saw Mr Kariuki combine Gakuyo and Ekeza’s marketing activities with the Kiambu gubernatorial campaigns ahead of the 2017 General Election.

He spent Sh6 million in 2015, Sh50 million in 2016 and Sh78 million in 2017 on vernacular radio and TV stations marketing campaigns that the media aired live.

The preacher, through Gakuyo Real Estate and Ekeza Sacco, marketed land and affordable housing, convincing members to register with Sh20,000 to be eligible for three-bedroom houses in Joska at Sh3.5 million each and Sh10,000 for two-bedroom houses at Sh1.5 million each.

He failed to hand over the houses to members by March 2017 as he had promised.

Instead, the management began taking members in circles, giving new pledges that the housing projects would be relocated to Nakuru and other places because the Joska development was no longer viable.

Most of the investors are yet to get title deeds for the land they bought.

The huge marketing budget, where the preacher personally appeared for paid-up shows in the media, easily saw unsuspecting investors, mostly from central Kenya, fall for the scam. It is proof of how far land dealers are willing to go to lure people into their con games.

According to past records, land companies, which began in the 1960s, were meant to Africanise the White Highlands.

Peasants formed companies to enable them to jointly buy land through contributions, but today they have become the fulcrum on which fraud rotates.

Most of the tricks used include sale of affordable houses off-plan, where clients make payments even before the construction begins.

Designs of posh houses are advertised but never delivered or sale of land where people are lured through irresistible deals in which the land is still under the vendor’s name only for the buyers to end up without title deeds.

Currently, investors in Urithi Housing Co-operative Society and Suraya Property Group are in a panic after the two entities failed to meet their obligations despite collecting millions from clients.

Urithi’s Panorama Gardens in Gatanga, near Blue Post Hotel in Thika, which had attracted 400 investors who paid Sh2.25 million per plot, is up for sale, while developers in another property in Thika have been kicked out by the previous owner who says Urithi failed to pay him the balance.

For Suraya, dozens of investors recorded statements with the DCI claiming that the developer failed to deliver the houses they bought at Fourways Junction phase II, Lynx Apartments on Muchai Drive, and Loneview Apartments on Mombasa Road in Nairobi.

Today, thousands of cases are in court while others are being investigated in which land and housing companies have been accused of swindling clients.

In some cases, land buying company wrangles turn bloody. For example, MBO-I Kamiti in Kiambu and Kihiu Mwiri in Murang’a, which have been dogged with leadership troubles leading to deaths of officials as they fight for control of resources.

In cases like Embakasi Ranching in Nairobi and South Ngariama in Kirinyaga, members have been waiting for decades to get ownership documents.

Concerned by the trend, Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i, then acting Land minister in 2015, announced in a newspaper advertisement that the government plans to tackle irregular and illegal land transactions.

He directed an inventory on the status of surveying, planning and registration of land for all land buying companies and co-operatives with a view to, among other things, seek ways to address illegal and irregular land transactions.

But the move that players in the sector welcomed did not bear fruit as rogue real estate companies continue to fleece unsuspecting Kenyans of their hard-earned cash.

For instance, in Kiambu alone, according to Land Executive James Maina, there are more than 500 land buying companies, most of which are a permanent feature on radio and TV stations selling land and housing projects.

The Estates Agent Act (Cap 533), which also establishes a board charged with the responsibility of registering estate agents and regulating their activities to protect the public, seems to have done little to tame fraud in the sector.

Industry players, who are concerned that fraudsters have invaded the multibillion sector to take advantage of Kenyans’ quest to own land, want the policies and regulations to be put in place to protect buyers.

They want tougher laws enacted, including the sponsoring of related Bills in Parliament and creation of regulators to control the sector to enhance policing of land-buying companies.

Mr Joseph Njoroge, director of Eden Park and Country Gardens, with interests in Nanyuki and Kajiado, said MPs should enact laws to protect Kenyans from fraudsters.

He proposes that land dealers and real estate firms should first seek clearance from the regulators who should vet them before going public, including advertising.

“There should also be a recognised body for land buying-firms, just like we have professional bodies for other players in the county or national level to enable self-regulation. Today, only the police can question a fraudster in the sector and that happens when fraud has already occurred,” Mr Njoroge told Sunday Nation.

The media, he said, also need to play a role by ensuring that before they run advertisements from land buying firms they consider doing due diligence by confirming the status of the company and land as well as placing prominent disclaimers.

Mr Njoroge advises buyers to first do due diligence before entering into any land deal to establish their reputation and also ensure, before making any payment, they are taken to the land being sold to determine the ground status to avoid buying “air”.

Former Gatanga MP Humphrey Njuguna, who has also been in the property sector, agrees that legislation should be put in place to regulate the sector and curb lawlessness.

He says most companies have been taking advantages of Kenyans’ ignorance on land transactions.

“Do we have adequate legislation in the property sector and if we have, what is the problem? If we don’t have, what is the way forward?

“A serious policy is needed. Due to the money involved, con men have invaded the sector in which one just gets an operating licence from county governments and starts advertising land, which doesn’t even belong to them or even exists,” Mr Njuguna said.

The former lawmaker urged the government to crack down on land-related crimes just like it does with corruption and money laundering and ensure that real estate dealers are genuine.

He said all real estate dealers, including land brokers and land agents, should be registered and licensed.

Mr Njuguna added that most real estate dealers are briefcase companies and account for half of the land fraud in the country.

Perhaps after being moved by the increasing fraud cases involving land companies through dubious transactions, Land Secretary Faridah Karoney announced in Ruiru last month, during the opening of a registry, that the government would profile all firms in the sector and list title deeds of all the land they have transacted.

She said it was impossible that a property company could be subdividing and selling the same parcel of land for years. She added that the profile of all land firms would help to flush out con men in the sector.

This article was first published on Business Daily

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"El agua de este pozo significa vida", opina Mary Wanjiru, encargada del Rongai Roasting House, un restaurante en la cercana ciudad de Ukunda, a unos 30 kilómetros al sur de Mombasa. "Sin ella, la vida sería totalmente insoportable en esta ciudad dado que no hay ríos permanentes ni manantiales de agua dulce".

Hasta hace poco, los usuarios del agua —y los expertos— apenas tenían conocimientos sobre lo sostenible que puede ser el suministro de agua, un particular del que preocuparse ya que el cambio climático conlleva el empeoramiento de las sequías.

"El problema es generalizado en África, donde poco se entiende sobre el suministro de agua subterránea", explica Daniel Olago, profesor de Geología en la Universidad de Nairobi. Incluso escasea información básica como la cantidad de agua que contienen los acuíferos, cómo se abastecen gracias a las recargas o cómo responden según las diferentes condiciones climáticas. "No sabemos lo que tenemos porque no hemos hecho estudios adecuados sobre aguas subterráneas".

Pero en los últimos dos años esta situación de desconocimiento ha comenzado a cambiar. Científicos de la Universidad de Nairobi, la Universidad de Barcelona, la Universidad de Oxford y la Universidad Jomo Kenyatta de Agricultura y Tecnología han estado estudiando las reservas hídricas de la región de Kwale y, en concreto, el acuífero Msambweni, que suministra a Ukunda y a otras ciudades. Esta investigación ha permitido determinar el tamaño del acuífero y su profundidad, así como la composición geoquímica de su agua.

El equipo ha creado un programa informático que señala los riesgos relacionados con la calidad y la cantidad de este recurso, así como la demanda existente y las condiciones socioeconómicas de la zona. A continuación, pueden modelar proyecciones para diferentes escenarios basadas en aspectos como el clima o la cantidad de agua que se extrae. "La falta de información adecuada es un problema común en todo el país ", indica Olago, que ha sido uno de los principales investigadores de este estudio, titulado Unlocking the Potential of Groundwater for the poor [Desbloquear el potencial del agua subterránea para el pobre].

"Necesitamos saber qué cantidad de agua está recargando los acuíferos a través de la lluvia y las infiltraciones, cuánta de esta es almacenada y, por lo tanto, cuánta se puede utilizar de forma sostenible", enumera el geólogo. Los hallazgos obtenidos también permiten saber si estas reservas hídricas son adecuadas para el consumo humano (tal y como demostró el estudio) o si era preferible usarla para la industria o el riego.

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Dos de los mayores usuarios de agua en Kwale son la compañía minera Base Titanium y la empresa azucarera Kwale International, que irriga 8.000 hectáreas de caña de azúcar. Ambas tienen presas y están construyendo más, y ambas recurren a las reservas del acuífero de Msambweni en tiempos de escasez de lluvia. Ahora, el estudio ha mostrado que su uso no ha tenido un gran impacto en los niveles de agua subterránea. "Los científicos trabajaron estrechamente con las dos compañías dado que ya poseían un amplio conocimiento del agua subterránea de Kwale", explica Calvince Wara, gerente de operaciones de investigación de Rural Focus, una consultora local de agua que participa en el estudio.

Wara asegura que una vez que el sistema se controle bien, será posible identificar la mejor manera de utilizar los recursos hídricos de forma sostenible. Actualmente, el Gobierno se limita a emitir licencias de perforación para empresas que los solicitan pero, por lo general, ignora el tamaño del acuífero, su tasa de reposición o su respuesta a los fenómenos climáticos, todos ellos indicadores clave de cuánto tiempo puede durar el agua, explica la experta.

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La herramienta desarrollada proporciona esas respuestas y puede permitir al Gobierno comprender mejor el impacto que supondría emitir nuevas licencias. "Con ella, se puede saber fácilmente cuándo los niveles están bajando y así será más fácil controlar la cantidad que se puede extraer para su uso industrial", indica.

Ahmed Mbarak, de la Autoridad de Recursos Hídricos en Mombasa, opina que la nueva información sería útil para su oficina. "Con las condiciones climáticas cambiantes que tenemos hoy en día, tal información sería un recurso de oro, ya que complementaría algunos de los datos que ya tenemos", cuenta por teléfono. Podría "ayudarnos a afinar nuestras reglas que rigen la concesión de licencias para la extracción de agua subterránea", dijo.

Un plan para todo el país

Olago, de la Universidad de Nairobi, cree que la herramienta desarrollada puede ser útil en otros lugares del país también y sobre todo en la capital, Nairobi, que lucha por satisfacer la demanda de agua de sus ciudadanos. La principal fuente de Nairobi es la presa Ndakaini, que se encuentra a unos 50 kilómetros al norte de la capital. Suministra alrededor del 85% de los 500 millones de litros que la ciudad usa todos los días. La demanda, sin embargo, es de alrededor de 700 millones de litros.

El nivel de la presa ha disminuido considerablemente y, a pesar de las fuertes lluvias recientes, el Gobierno asegura que el racionamiento en la capital continuará hasta 2026. Como resultado, los hogares y las empresas están excavando más pozos. Mike Lane, un hidrólogo de Rural Focus, afirma que los pozos de la década de los ochenta de Nairobi fueron perforados a una profundidad de 80 metros. Hoy, necesitan bajar 400 metros. "Estamos persiguiendo el agua, y eso no es sostenible", opina sobre un fenómeno que se está produciendo en otras zonas del país, según Lane. El nivel freático se ha retirado tanto en el área de cultivo de flores de Naivasha, a 100 kilómetros al noroeste de la capital, y en Nanyuki, a unos 160 kilómetros al norte de Nairobi.

Mientras tanto, el estudio también ha revelado un riesgo clave para el acuífero de Msambweni, advierte Wara. Si se extrae demasiada agua dulce, el agua salada de los mismos mares brillantes que atraen a los turistas a Diani podría filtrarse y lo destruirían. "Por lo tanto, es absolutamente primordial que sean protegidos".

Isaiah Esipisu y Robert Carmichael pertenecen a la Fundación Thomson Reuters.

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Thursday Doors in Nanyuki (2)

I couldn’t fit them all into my last blog post, so here are a few more.

I think the little girl on the right’s tee shirt reads: “Seck Me Owt”

I had to include these amazing car doors

Faded Glory, more like it

This shop did sell camel meat

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Safaricom Investment co-operative: Delivering to promise

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Safaricom Investment co-operative: Delivering to promise

Earning a decent salary minus investment, will not make you rich. If you sometimes dream of becoming rich someday, then it is high time you consider thinking in terms of investing and not earning.

Also if you feel somehow stuck in choosing the right investment to make, then Safaricom investment co-operative might be your answer.

Sub-Saharan Africa is a promising market for property as urbanization, economic development and increased affluence among the rising middle class drive growth across the sector.

The latest data from Kenya national bureau of statistics shows that Kenya’s real estate and construction industry has been identified as one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy growing by 11.3 per cent in the first three months this year.

Ronald Musundi, The Chief Executive Safaricom Investment Co-operative

Faced with a continuous struggle and challenges to improve Kenyan’s communication and mobile money services, Safaricom, a leading��mobile network provider in Kenya is now tapping and mapping new ventures in the real estate sector to maximum shareholders wealth through prudent, sustainable and responsible investment activities.

CEO Africa was privileged to meet Hellen Akinyi Okanda Safaricom Investment Co-operative (SIC) Projects Manager and Sales and Marketing Manager Stanley Mutiso Hussein for a one on one.

What investment segments is Safaricom investment Co-operative focusing on within the market as you outline your product portfolio?

It was set up in February 2009 with the aim of investing members ’contributions in real estate development, buying and selling of land , value addition on land parcels , agribusiness and trading in equity and money markets.

Since Safaricom investment’s initiation in 2009, what factors have changed in terms of how you conduct your daily operations?

When it was incepted, many people thought the project was too ambitious considering that housing and real estate investments was a new concept to co-operatives. But when we successfully completed our first 54 apartment’s project in Ruaka which is in the outskirt of Nairobi, as well 13 units in Rongai, many people started giving us attention hence upturn in membership.

Since then, business has been improving according to the market needs. Today we can proudly say that SIC is doing very well not only in Kenya but in East and Central Africa in terms of dividend payment. For example, the 2015-2016 financial year, we paid 21% dividend increase from the previous years.

How can one tap into the investment opportunities provided by the company?

Simply by paying membership registration fee of Ksh 20,000. After successful registration, each member must buy a minimum shares of 300 each at the cost of ksh 525. As a member you can float a minimum of 100 shares and a maximum of shares that you own anytime and anywhere across the globe since we now have an online member’s portal https://webportal.sic.co.ke.

However, if you want to still continue as a member you must retain a minimum of 300 shares.

Consumers across the continent are increasingly becoming tech-savvy and want convenient access to their investment on the go, kindly take us through the innovative trend within the company.

Most of the time we update our members on the daily activities in the company through our Sms platform, emails provided by a member as well as social media which is one of our biggest platform that mostly we engage our customers. We also provide a vibrant customer care services.

What is so unique about Safaricom investment limited offering amid the competition from a crowded investment companies in the market, both local and international?

Unlike most investment companies, the firm applies principles of professionalism, credibility, good governance: transparency, accountability, risk management and control in its operations and pursue objectives that are in the interests of its members. These ethics have seen the company gain its members trust and loyalty.

Being a strategic syndicate that has no room for failure, we came up with investment team that are keen on identifying the best areas to invest, concept designers that work to deliver superior quality products, project management players who ensures delivery of a project within the stipulated time, costs and scope and a fund-raising team that enables access to funding for projects.

This is complimented by a strong financial advisory team that, in addition to coming up with tailor made investments solutions for their clients, sells the end product to the users.

Available statistics put the annual demand for housing at 200,000 in urban areas, and 350, 000 in the rural areas. So far, what have you done to address the growing demand for housing in the country?

Currently we are spreading our presence into the counties where we are seeing massive opportunities that has been brought out by devolution of county governments across the country.

At the moment we have projects in Nanyuki, Kiambu, Kajiado , Narok, Coastal region among others. In as much as we target high end market clients, we also have massive plans to come up with affordable housing projects across the country.

Since you decided to venture into the real estate sector, what can you say are your achievements and what challenges did you face?

Our record success has been contributed by our team work where every person believes that working towards achieving a common goal, is having a right attitude and determination to achieve them despite the challenges.

People always trust and believe in us because we continuously deliver a promise we made to either our members or clients within the stipulated time.

We also do intensive research before we purchase land in any place by engaging our experts. For this reason and others, we assure our members that their investment is safe with us.

Besides, most developments in Kenya, the contractor is also the developer, meaning that there is no professional supervision of the quality of work that will be delivered. At the end of such a project, if there is anything that has not been done to specification, the investor has to grapple with the consequences.

All our project have been overseen by architects, project managers and contractors. Hence rest assured of quality products for our clients. None of our investors have complained about the quality of work done so far.

In the country recently we are seeing new emergence of alternative building technologies such as use of containers, fabricated bricks among others to reduce the construction cost and time. In your opinion, what would be the best of the select breed of next generation in the real estate development for ease operations and processes optimization?

As a company we have considered the new technology before but after doing our research, we found out that majority of Kenyans are not yet ready to invest in such housing. So we hold on. In future maybe when the market picks up, we will try but for now; most people believe in projects constructed using the traditional brick and Mortar.

With the huge data acquired over the years, “structured and unstructured Data”, how do you manage your data for business intelligence and analytics especially for your strategic planning and product offering?

We use the information collected and expertise gained over the years to better our projects and customer services. It also enables us to analyze and scrutinize our projects before we start and during the project to avoid mistakes that might spoil our brand and relationship with members.

What else can investor expect from Safaricom investment?

Investing in the company is the right choice made to gain value for your money.

As Safaricom Investment Co-operative we will continue to honor each promise made. We also urge more investors to start trading more in our private equity due to its high interest earning stocks compared to placing a chunk of money in a savings account that earns nothing. The stock exchange is a better option for many who aspire to be rich.

Also our investors should expect maximum returns for their investment in terms of dividends.

What does the future holds for the company in Kenya based on your staff delivery, market dynamics and targeted clientele?

We are the best investment vehicle to mobilize resources for middle and low-income level individuals yearning to invest in land and housing, on the principle of being people centric and mutual business, among others.

We are working hard to deliver the best round the clock as we expand our customer’s base as well as services in the country.

In the coming years, people will feel our presence more at the grass root just the way they impress Safaricom as their mother brand.

#CEO #Safaricom Investment Co-operative

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