Quantcast
Channel: News Archives - Cyprian Nyakundi
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 4201

Slavery In Kenya: Texas Alarms Limited On The Spot

$
0
0
Texas Alarms Limited guards

Texas Alarms Limited is a company based in Mombasa that is owned by on the most corrupt people in Kenya; Asians (Indians).

We’ve been running the ‘ Slavery in Kenya’ series for quite some time now and as a Kenyan who is highly concerned about the well being of his fellow citizens; cnyakundi.com has learnt that Texas Alarms Systems doesn’t care even if one has worked for a long time in the company he can be fired on the spot with no benefits.

The working environment is not good at all since there is under payment, regular termination without pay and other inhuman activities.

We’ve spoke to a few former employees who can attest to the above.

The only problem we still have in Kenya is the lack of concern from our government.

However, let us ask ourselves, we the downtrodden, what can we do?

Article 37 of the constitution of Kenya provides for freedom of peaceful assembly and states that ‘every person has the right, peaceably and unarmed, to assemble, to demonstrate, to picket, and to present petitions to public authorities’.

Would you rather die or leave on your knees? – Kimathi Waciuri

Many employees of the Texas Alarms Systems are suffering in silence; including guards, let alone technicians.

It only takes one person to change the lot of the many for the better.

Slavery: For Kenyans Working With Indians, It Is 1619 Everyday


Would you like to get published on this Popular Blog? You can now email Cyprian Nyakundi any breaking news, Exposes, story ideas, human interest articles or interesting videos on: hello@cnyakundi.com. Videos and pictures can be sent to +254 710 280 973 on WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram.

The post Slavery In Kenya: Texas Alarms Limited On The Spot appeared first on Cyprian Is Nyakundi.


Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 4201

Trending Articles



<script src="https://jsc.adskeeper.com/r/s/rssing.com.1596347.js" async> </script>