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Most Kenyans who have a well-paying job live a comfortable life, yet shudder at the thought of retirement. But once retirement beckons, many end up making grave financial blunders that not only shorten their sunset years, but also make their lives long and miserable.
Some retirees have to struggle to put food on the table yet they were controlling huge amounts of money during and immediately after employment.
Njoroge Gatimu, 72, was retired from a tour company where he worked as a driver for many years.
“Life has changed drastically. If I knew Covid would strike, I could have started a business or built some rental houses. I have not finished educating my children. The last born had just joined university. I’m operating a small shop, from which I hope to raise school fees,” the father of nine told the Nairobian.