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How Mwangi Githinji, a boda boda rider in Ruiru, lives on KES 21,500 a month

Mwangi Githinji, 19 — Boda boda rider in Ruiru.

Still repaying the wedding/funeral harambee shortfall.

Earns: KES 21,500 per month. Housing: KES 7,800 rent.

Kitchen — KES 4,330/month

Unga (maize flour) KES 400
Rice & pasta KES 200
Sukuma/mboga (mama mboga) KES 250
Milk & tea leaves (daily chai) KES 1,410
Sugar KES 120
Cooking oil KES 220
Meat/omena/eggs KES 510
Bread & breakfast KES 220
Fruits KES 140
Salt KES 30
Matchbox KES 20
Spices & royco KES 70
Gas refill (6kg cycle) KES 740

Utilities — KES 1,480/month

KPLC tokens KES 860
Water bill KES 470
Garbage collection KES 150

Connectivity — KES 820/month

Airtime & okoa KES 350
Data bundles KES 470

Transport — KES 3,040/month

Fuel & bike/vehicle upkeep KES 3,040

Personal — KES 1,010/month

Barber KES 150
Clothes & shoes (mitumba) KES 550
Toiletries & grooming KES 310

Health — KES 460/month

SHIF/NHIF KES 460

Social — KES 500/month

Church/Mosque offering & harambee KES 500

Debts

Fuliza — overdraft revolving KES 1,500
Branch — mobile loan active KES 10,567
Family & friends — harambee shortfall informal KES 120,000

Left over each month: KES 2,060.

  • Tap Kitchen → it accounts even the 20-bob matchbox and the salt.
  • The daily chai habit is itemized: ~1,410/mo on milk & tea leaves alone.

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A member of the Fanikiwa AI Community — 1,000 real Kenyan lives, itemized down to the matchbox. Figures are representative community data. Fanikiwa is money coaching for Kenya, Africa and beyond — not licensed financial, tax or legal advice.

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