How Kenyan Who Left Bank Job Found Himself Homeless in Canada

On top of that,some brag when they talk of what they make in Kenyan money,forgetting, or conveniently ignoring thr fact that these two economies totally different in all aspects.
Humility is an attribute some have forgotten,just because they live and work in foreign countries where the pay is relatively better;
especially USA,Canada,and UK.Nchi za wazungu.
On this topic of homelessness majuu,Mwakilishi has highlited it before.It's nothing new,but if Iremember correctly some of these homeless Kenyans had mental issues.
@MakOnyango, some of the Kenyans you mentioned probably live paycheck to paycheck,and missing two paychecks without Income protection Insurance could easily make some of them homeless.To me homeless is not necessarily living on the streets.You are "homeless" when shacking at a friend's or relative's house due to your inability to have your own place for whatever reason,save for if you are just a temporariy visitor.

On top of that,some brag when they talk of what they make in Kenyan money,forgetting, or conveniently ignoring thr fact that these two economies totally different in all aspects.
Humility is an attribute some have forgotten,just because they live and work in foreign countries where the pay is relatively better;
especially USA,Canada,and UK.Nchi za wazungu.
On this topic of homelessness majuu,Mwakilishi has highlited it before.It's nothing new,but if Iremember correctly some of these homeless Kenyans had mental issues.
@MakOnyango, some of the Kenyans you mentioned probably live paycheck to paycheck,and missing two paychecks without Income protection Insurance could easily make some of them homeless.To me homeless is not necessarily living on the streets.You are "homeless" when shacking at a friend's or relative's house due to your inability to have your own place for whatever reason,save for if you are just a temporariy visitor.

Comrade MacOnyango,
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Good question@ Mundumugo, Majuu is not for everybody. I have a friend who left a top job in one of those big tea companies and transplanted in USA ,with his family. Last year his wife left him,thought he make good money, status wise, he is very low.His kids are pretty much Americans,after 18 they do what they want.Obviusly he laments his decision to come,in hind site.He think his family would still be intack ,if he were still in Kenya.And I say chance are pretty good he would not have the problems he is facing here.
Unfortunately there are afew Kenyans in this predicament. Agood life could actually be lived anywhere.Granted there are more opportunities in USA compared to Kenya,in addition to better standard of living, one has to content him/herself with the shock of changes that come with transplanting.And as we know some are quite' earth shattering'.
Yes, removing yourself from your comfort zone takes some gravitas,and there is no guarantee that you will create another"comfort zone" again.
Unless your life is in danger,stay put in Kenya if you are doing very well financially,and are over the age of 35. There is no point in relocating merely because your country is a "Shit hole"

Thanks Kelly for helping bwana Nyashi.

Hapo I agree. You can rise and fall and do it again multiple times in America. One failure and you become homeless majuu, if you have makaratasi, then do what you can and get back at it. There are so many things one can do in these countries if you set your mind to it.