Reykha marketing agency.

29/10/2025

We are running online ads for Kenyan businesses. Locally sourced , locally produced products and services.

15/09/2024

Kenyans, it's high time we believed in our God-given talents and abilities. We are no lesser humans, we are on top of the cream.
We are a blessed people and nation. The Almighty took time to mould this land and its people.
Could you just take a moment and scan our landscape? We have vast arable idle land owned by a few individuals.
We have vast unexplored mineral wealth in their tons spanning the entire landscape of our country.
The wild of Kenya, the beaches , the conducive environment, and to top it all, the most generous, ever-smiling, industries, innovative, people of Kenya.
Honestly, we have it all.
The question then begs, why do we beg shamelessly, from our coloniser, for what we naturally are endowed with?
Why beg for a slice of bread at exorbitant rates and interests, when you have fields of fertile iddle land that can produce loaves of bread with no loans.
It must by now have downed on us that , the political class and leadership are very averse to any form of labour-intensive wealth creation enterprise.
The leadership does not, nor do they intend to develop any long-term income-generating projects for the locals, we the Kenyan people.
They are solely focused on deal-cutting ventures and loans laced with empty promises. So sad.
It's a disease that has inflicted the entire fibre of the nation. This virus will bring the country to its knees unless it is checked.
It's not wrong to find jobs abroad. But, those jobs can be created locally.
We lose respect, we lose ourselves, we lose dignity when we refuse to acknowledge ourselves for who we are, a great people.
You get no respect from your benefactors, they will never value you as long as they mint out help to you day in, day out.
But then again, why would one beg for what they have in abundance? Why?
As a nation, we have to re-evaluate our policy regarding the economic development of our great country. We are focused and spending huge resources on the wrong projects.
The abundant labour, another term for unemployment, that we intend to ship abroad should be deployed locally.
The product on display in this article is from resource-starved students. But here it is. They need some good injection of funds and thousands will be in employment.
Just a thought.

25/07/2024

You go to the shops and buy a piece of meat for your favourite pet ( dog/cat ). On second thoughts, you attempt to retrieve the meat from the feeding bowl, what happens!
Gen-zs, we, your parents, voted the political class into power with very high hopes of a better future for all of us.
They are at the table.
You've come along and are marching on In an attempt to right the wrongs that have existed since independence in motherland Kenya.
Avoid violence at all costs. The future is bright.

07/07/2024

Gen-z, you started strong, committed to a cause with unmatched stubbornness to bring change to a rotten system.
You've come face to face with betrayal. It was bound to happen, Take heart. That's nature's way of shedding excess baggage.
With each passing day, the challenges will actually multiply. The offers thrown your way by the political class will become irresistible.
The weaker in spirit and body will fall by the wayside. Drawbacks are bound to occur.
At this point in time, you have to remember that, there is a mission to be accomplished for the good of our country.
Gen-Z. The lord of the universe, the creator, The Almighty does wonders, and performs miracles beyond our imagination. Yours will come.
Seek divine guidance as you re-energise and focus. As one, we move on to right the wrongs meted onto our beloved Kenya.

05/07/2024

Gen-Z, contrugulations are in order.
You have broken the York of tribally-based politics in one single blow.
You have unchained yourselves from political patronage of handouts and the "mutu wetu" syndrome mentality.
Your cashless mobilization skills are just in a class of their own, just admirable.
We at Reykhaa urge you to shun violence and watch out for boobytraps, which are the hallmarks of the political class you've divorced yourselves from; insults, mockery, stereotyping and downsizing of each other.
Let the positive energy flow and remain true to your cause.

16/06/2024

Eid Mubarak to our esteemed brothers and sisters in Islam.
May the Almighty grant all your heart desires and above all your DUAS.
Eid Mubarak

09/06/2024

Kenya, the land of the braves. Motherland Kenya, the cradle of mankind. As we've always said, and will keep on stating, we are the most blessed nation on planet Earth.
It's time we stood up as a country to be counted among the world's nations.
Let us be defined as Kenyans by the individual contributions to the economic prosperity of our great nation and not by the political affiliations the political class has cocooned us into.
We are greatly blessed by God-given resources, both human and natural.
It's upon us as individuals and collectively as a nation, to make a mark and feature in the history books as a people who made a difference.
Let's rise above the outdated stereotypes we've been conditioned into and claim our rightful place on this planet.
It's time to network and connect for the betterment of ourselves as individuals and as Kenyans collectively.
As an individual, sit back and reflect. After decades on the political frontlines, hurling insults at fellow Kenyans, mocking, and to an extent, stonning fellow Kenyans for political expediency, what are the gains?
Let's discard our tribal afflictions and reach out. Extend a hand of friendship and peace to Your perceived enemies for the good of our great nation Kenya.
None of us applied to be born where we were born. It's the Almighty's decree and can't be challenged.
It's time we realised that this great nation will not be changed by the political class but by ME and U.
Politicians love it when we worship and beg for handouts from them and would want to maintain the status quo.
Let's refuse to be used as pawns in their games. At the end of the day, you individually will retreat to your dungeons of a home empty-handed.
Wake up people, you are worth far more than the political tool you've been turned into.
Just know this, in the eyes of the creator, you are special, very special and nobody can take that away from you.
You and you alone have what he has given to no one else, your talents. No one but you have those talents, deploy them to the fullest and scale the heights.
As you strive to make that mark, be aware that not only do we sharks in the deep seas, but we do have plenty of the two-legged ones roaming the planet.
We might not think much about it, but each one of us is special in our ways. We are all as individuals a miracle from the creator of the universe.
Take time to give thanks to the creator by praying and engaging in charitable work.
Dear Kenyans, despite the hardships and challenges, take heart, ITAWORK.

19/05/2024

The other day, I witnessed a rather interesting, or simply put, hot exchange on one of the local media houses' screens.
A government functionary was being taken to task by an aggressive journalist.
The subject matter as I write, is a wildfire in many Kenyan homesteads.
Implementing the proposed bill is a foregone conclusion of the matter as far as the government is concerned. On the other hand, the populace who elected them want to review some of the clauses.
As the exchange heated up, from the blues, bread, yes bread, landed on the menu to take centre stage of the conversation.
At the mention of bread in that heated exchange, I rolled back the years to them college days. Yes, I was glued to the screen but miles away in memory land.
You see, while in college as an upcoming entrepreneur, I dared to dream of organising a culture day for the college. This had never been done before.
I teamed up with two friends who had a great affinity for music and drama and together we lined up items to be showcased.
Culture day was a new item at this college. With my friends, I approached the principal and presented to him our proposal. After nearly a week of waiting, we received the green light to host the event.
The college would only provide the venue. we were to foot all the bills by ourselves.
Next, we embarked on a recruitment drive for participants. We had males and females for various categories to be presented.
There was a catch to this. None of them would show up without appreciation tokens on the table for the participants.
One of the appreciation tokens promised would be bread. We had none. As students, with no source of income at the time, we heavily relied on the little pocket money we had. This was not enough for this kind of event.
As luck would have it, one of my friends on the board introduced a friend who hailed from a family of bakers.
We were introduced to the bakers and all they wanted to know was what benefit the event was to them. We addressed their concerns and received their sponsorship. The little funds we had were utilised on other tokens for the event.
With that, the date was set for the big day. Them college days.
Fast forward to the present, glued to a screen, watching gentlemen discussing matters concerning bread. Some of the issues raised at this forum about bread were quite new to me.
Back then in college, one would buy a piece, apply a layer of avocado pulp and have it for breakfast, lunch, and even supper, with no health-related issues. To this day, the practice continues in most of our homesteads.
Going by this new information from the government functionary, matters raised are bound to raise alarm bells for this delicious and simplest of all meals on the menu.
This being a proposed bill, we don't have to go the tax route. We simply eliminate the offending ingredients and replace them with safer alternatives.
Bread is for the masses, leave it alone.

12/05/2024