By JOHN MUCHIRI and MAUREEN ONYANGO. Nation Media.
Former TV anchor Esther Arunga, who has been in the media spotlight in the past two weeks, is now married to the all mysterious Quincy Timberlake, who is still in police custody.
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When it comes to careers, some things seem obvious. Like, for example, what to wear. Some years back, it was pretty much standard to wear a suit and tie to the office, regardless of gender.Ladies could sometimes wear floral shirts with their suits, while gents might get away with checked blazers.
Share on FacebookCareer point is strictly jobs and career advice but some things happen and you are just left puzzled. Take the case of Esther Arunga resigning in a huff and joining the finger of God ministries….yes…finger of God.
Share on FacebookFORMER TV presenter Esther Arunga, who resigned from KTN in a huff last month, is now living in The Finger of God Church in Runda with musician Hellon and several members of his congregation.
She has broken off her engagement and cancelled her wedding due to the wishes of a “spiritual leader from the US” who sends them instructions.
Share on FacebookEvery year, over 500,000 Kenyans change jobs. Ten percent do so involuntarily. Some get capsized because their employer has downsized, while others are fired because their performance gets mired in errors and terrors.
Today we look at Equity Bank employees who were dismissed unfairly. and we ask the question: did they deserve to get the boot – or not? Equity bank last month sacked over 50 workers. Equity bank top managers decided that it was going to be a pleasant surprise to just summon the affected workers one evening forcing them to write resignation letters and announcing their termination there and then.
Share on FacebookThe layoffs come at a time competition in the telecommunication’s sector is heating up and firms bowing to external pressure in an effort of keeping operational costs at a bare minimum.
Making the announcement, Telkom Kenya chief executive Mickael Ghossein said several factors such as rising cost of doing business and continued impact of cable vandalism as the main reason for down sizing.
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