In Kenya a national rage is going on. The government recently announced to sell its share in the power company Kengen. The bid for the shares is 11,90 Kenya Shilling each, which is about 12 Dollar cents. At the agencies of 18 selected brokers people are lining up to buy some shares. It starts with a minimum of 500. Banks are offering special loans to enable people without money to invest. In the queues you can see the symbolic old ladies holding their savings in a bag.
Working on a feature on stock exchanges in Third World Countries. Also in Kenya many people have to live from less than a Dollar a day. One would say to selling shares in this market is responsible business. After all knows what a hardly poetic power company can do in the future. The last power cut we had here is just half an hour ago.
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