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Chini ya mti is an idea created from a swahili saying " Kidole kimoja hakiuwi chawa" [a single finger cannot kill lice]. At chini ya mti it’s all about you and me tomorrow. Individuals from varying social-economic, educational and family backgrounds share ring experiences learning from each others past mistakes, listening, uplifting each other in times of need and discovering ways to invest wisely as they promote good health amongest its members. At chini ya mti  we encourage transparency and grow together in a God fearing enviroment.

Chini ya mti promotes positive gossip. Watch what you say because you may be quoted by our chini ya mti [NILISIKIA CHANNEL REPORTER WHO MAY BE SEATING NEXT TO YOU ON OUR NILISIKIA CHANNEL]

RESOURCE NETWORK

Chini ya mti intends to provide positive experiences in form of a written book to educate its members and upcoming generation to avoid repeating mistakes made by others in the past.

Nilisikia channel is up and running please tell us what you have  sikiad by sending us an email at  sisikwasisi@chiniyamtiusa.com  [Remember that we will quote you as a source of reference.

INVESTMENTS

Chini ya mti has an investment group that provides its members an opportunity to save money and  invest  in a project of their choice either as a group or individuals.

Membership to the group is limited to a certain number within a given period of time. The project will give its members an opportunity to borrow money against their savings and encourage discipline and commitment to cause.

SPIRITUAL MINISTRY

Chini ya mti intends to supports its members spiritually and has establishing a spiritual ministry to encourage prayer  and reconciliation amongst its members. The ministry is being headed by a qualified spiritual leader. It’s a non-denominational group. 

SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

Chini ya mti has started a recreational program to promote good health and offers both the young and old an opportunity to socialize through sports.

A ringo club now exists and all are invited to play this new sport ringo every Sunday beginning from 3pm at Orange Park in Orange check the website for updates on venues and times. Other sports are being introduced.

AVAIL ESSECIAL COMMODITIES.

Chini ya mti intends to coordinates and avail especial commodities to families at a fee. Stuff like unga upon request will be delivered at your doorstep. A list of items will be made available on our website soon. 

CHINI YA MTI NOTARY SERVICES

Chini ya mti provides Notary services seven days a week to its members and associates.

TECHNICAL AND APPLIED TECHNOLOGY.

Chini ya mti promotes small business groups. We have very qualified technicians handy to recommend to you when you need maintenance work on your house. Chini ya mti is already working with  professionals and already established busineses in the following areas,

  1. ·        Nannies and babysitting services.
  2. -         Masonry and Welding technicians.
  3. -      Financial and Income tax services .
  4. -       Building construction.
  5. ·        Plumbers.
  6. -      Central air servising.
  7. ·        Electricians.
  8. ·        Hair braiding
  9. ·        DJ’s,    Reggae Musical CD’s, VCDS and DVDS.
  10. ·       Graphic designer’s and. Computer technicians. 
  11. -     Landscaping, Heating and cooling systems.

In our recent past we are proud of our accomplishments; [The idea is to there for each other in times of need]

  1. Acting onbehalf of Halala New Jersey Chapter, Chini Ya Mti helped raise $1000.00 to assist Busiada girls school in Busia District Western Kenya. The money was to help restore their damaged classrooms  after experiensing a heavy storm last year 2008.
  2. Chini ya Mti DJs have helped Maintain our cultural music by participating in our annual Luhyia night events held every year after our annual General meetings.
  3. Actively involved in promoting Reggae Music [The King Lion Style] working along side King Lion Sounds Nairobi Kenya.
  4. Supporting Disadvantaged kids in Kenya through Community intergrated projects.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

NILISIKIA CHANNEL

Kenyan Cultural Dance organized by Halala New Jersey Chapter under the leadership of Mama Aurelia Onyango is scheduled for July details to follow.
Chini Ya Mti Corr.

11:34 am est 

NILISIKIA CHANNEL

Nilisikia eti Reggae Music ya DJ Koplo na Kiambi ilikuwa safi  for a begining.
By  Mugala

11:32 am est 

NILISIKIA CHANNEL
NILISIKIA ETI ATM YUKO GERMANY!!!!!
ANTHONY MAENAR
11:30 am est 

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

NILISIKIA CHANNEL
Nilisikia ati Wajackoya is not a Halala spokesman. Kuna mtu aliandika email ikisema hivyo jana.
Nainasemekana iniandikwa na mtu wa Halala. Niliambiwa na Aurelia.
Angelina
11:57 am est 

Saturday, February 7, 2009

NILISIKIA CHANNEL
Chairman Nabutete wants a meeting to discuss the posibility of getting the chini ya mti book completed. Hongera for and thank you for being there for every halala member.
You are the one and only.
Mwemba
1:38 pm est 

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 Kenyans jump ship as Dubai sinks

By OLIVER MATHENGE and AgenciesPosted Thursday, February 12 2009 at 21:13

An unknown number of Kenyan workers in Dubai could be headed home as the global economic crunch takes its toll on the Persian Gulf city. And, like many other foreign workers who make up 90 per cent of Dubai’s population, the Kenyans are victims of ongoing layoffs.

With economic growth estimated to dip to less than 3 per cent this year, down from 8 per cent last year, Dubai firms – and largely the United Arab Emirates – are drastically cutting down on staff.

A report by banking giant HSBC has indicated that almost $75 billion (Sh5,250 billion) worth of property projects have been put on hold in Dubai. In its report, HSBC lists 59 projects under review, including eight that have been cancelled. High-cost residential and commercial developments are most at risk.

A large number of Kenyans in Dubai work in the construction and infrastructure, hotel and entertainment and transport industries. Many more are employed as domestic workers. Another portion of the population is involved in business , going to buys goods which they later sell back home in Kenya.

Hotels have also been affected, with revenue said to have fallen by a quarter in December, reflecting the fall in the number of visitors following the global downturn. In 2007, the government of Dubai said it wanted to grow at 11 per cent to 2011.

With Dubai’s economy in free fall, newspapers have reported that more than 3,000 cars lie abandoned in the parking lot at the Dubai Airport, left by fleeing, debt-ridden foreigners — who risk imprisonment if they failed to pay their bills.

Some have left behind credit cards inside the cars, with notes of apology taped to the wind shield. Jobless people in Dubai lose their work visas and must leave within a month.

According to Dubai Naturalization and Residency Department, 54,684 residency visas were cancelled in January, compared to 29,418 in January 2008. This translates to about 1,764 a day. But 1,088 visas were issued daily in January, 1,000 fewer than in the same period of 2008.

Private sector visas were the most cancelled. In October, 23,287 visas were cancelled while 25,609 were cancelled in November and 23,814 in December. Domestic help visas were the least cancelled, with just 2,686 cancelled in October while 3,031 and 2,906 were cancelled in November and December respectively.

Dubai has experienced reduced spending, more housing vacancies and lower real estate prices, in a downward spiral that has left parts of Dubai — once hailed as the economic superpower of the Middle East — looking like a ghost town.

A report by the New York Times says no one knows how bad things have become, though it is clear that tens of thousands have left, real estate prices crashed and scores of Dubai’s construction projects suspended or cancelled.

But with the government unwilling to provide data, rumours are bound to flourish, damaging confidence and further undermining the economy.

The Persian Gulf is cushioned by vast oil and gas wealth, and some who lost jobs in other parts of the world due to the financial melt-down began applying for jobs in Dubai.

But Dubai, unlike Abu Dhabi or nearby Qatar and Saudi Arabia, does not have its own oil, and had built its reputation on real estate, finance and tourism.

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