Kenyan Wits

During this period of the Pandemic, many people have become desperate to find means of making money. Most have lost their jobs, others never had jobs in the first place, while others don’t have anything to do while under quarantine. It is therefore expected that many will turn to the internet to try and discover money-making opportunities. Meanwhile, on the other spectrum, there are opportunistic groups of people working hard to defraud the already beat down and desperate populace. One such group is the one behind the SsuVideon Website that for the last few days has gained tremendous traction due to its enticing concept. The website claims to pay 0.5 dollars for a minute of watching promotional videos. On its FAQ page, users are promised to earn as much as $30 per hour of watching video advertisements and with just 3 hours a day, you can earn $2700 per month. I stumbled on this website through a friend’s WhatsApp status and was quick to realize it was a scam even before I opened the ...

Teachers in Kenya work under the Public Service Commission which requires all its employees to declare their wealth regularly. This condition was put into place in a bid to hold people accountable to their wealth accumulation and as a means to curb corruption in the public sector. All teachers employed by the Teachers Service Commission are required to declare their wealth Bi-annually. Failure to do this could attract a penalty of up to Ksh 1,000,000 or one-year imprisonment . So every teacher ought to take time to understand how to declare their wealth. This guide is aimed at helping you in the step by step process of wealth declaration using the TSC online portal. If you dont have a TSC number yet, check how to register with TSC . Note all you need is a computer and a good internet connection, everything is done online. Let’s quickly dive in. Step 1 First, access the TSC Teachers online portal Wealth declaration page : or copy this tsconline.tsc.go.ke and open a new tab Log into you...