Nairobi

[DarrenGap]

Mzee Kinyuria, the owner of Sabina Joy has died aged 111. Sabina Joy only close two times in it's history, during the coup of 1982 and the Corona pandemic.

Sabina Joy Club is famously known for some good and immoral reasons. It has come out to be one of the most loved clubs in town for its quick service provision to men undergoing some dry spell diseases.

https://kenyan-times.com/the-owner-o...he-age-of-111/

I believe not many brothel-owners have been honoured by a president for their "outstanding vision and commitment" to provide a comfortable drinking brothel to both men and women....

When there a few years ago. There was no water in the entire establishment and everything smelled of piss.

Despite that had a good time with a keen Kenyan lass on site, in a prison cell like room after paying some money to guy behind a slot window.

Good times.

[Zimzam]

Mzee Kinyuria, the owner of Sabina Joy has died aged 111. Sabina Joy only close two times in it's history, during the coup of 1982 and the Corona pandemic.

Sabina Joy Club is famously known for some good and immoral reasons. It has come out to be one of the most loved clubs in town for its quick service provision to men undergoing some dry spell diseases.

https://kenyan-times.com/the-owner-o...he-age-of-111/

I believe not many brothel-owners have been honoured by a president for their "outstanding vision and commitment" to provide a comfortable drinking brothel to both men and women....

[Mombie75]

I assume we are talking about travel insurance here, ie an insurance you buy for a particular trip in combination with a plane ticket or a package. I wonder whether government warnings could affect the validity of normal health insurance coverage.

I buy annual travel insurance. It covers everything needed for foreign trips / holidays, such as valuables, cancelled flights, health etc. It is totally invalid if the country you visit is under the FCO warning unless you are already there when this advice kicks in. If I buy health insurance inside of Kenya then that would stand I assume but can you do that if your a none resident / national?

Separate types of insurance I've no idea.

[XXL]

I'm from UK and if the FCO here have this warning for your visiting country.

"The Foreign & Commonwealth Office currently advises British nationals against all but essential international travel".

Then insurance is invalid.

I've no idea how European countries or the US do it.

I assume we are talking about travel insurance here, ie an insurance you buy for a particular trip in combination with a plane ticket or a package. I wonder whether government warnings could affect the validity of normal health insurance coverage.

[Mombie75]

Neddy you are right. Insurer backs no holiday with a negative advice of foreign affairs.

Is there another solution?

I'm from UK and if the FCO here have this warning for your visiting country.

"The Foreign & Commonwealth Office currently advises British nationals against all but essential international travel".

Then insurance is invalid.

I've no idea how European countries or the US do it.

[Golds]

If the your ministry of foreign affairs issued a travel warning for your country of destination then that usually invalidates your travel health insurance. Check with your insurer.
Going without insurance is a huge risk in my opinion...
Even if TZ for example is open for business that doesn't mean that there isn't a travel warning.

Neddy.

Neddy you are right. Insurer backs no holiday with a negative advice of foreign affairs.

Is there another solution?

[Mombie75]

Why not do an all-nighter?

3 k for short-time. Which is like what. A few hours and 1 pop? Might as well stay in Thailand, haha.

I don't do all night as I hate anyone in my room overnight even less so sharing my bed.

Short time, usually 2 k /$20 in Mombasa, 3 k /$30 in Nairobi, for me is 30-90 mins depending on my mood and time of day, pop as many as I want.

[Mombie75]

The UK high commissioner and US ambassador have been on twitter the last few days doing little interviews for Kenya tourism offices of some type.

Saying Kenya is opening back up, it is safe to travel with the protocols they have implemented etc. You would imagine if they are doing that then the travel warnings will drop. Though in Gov the left and right arms are never coordinated.

We shall see.

I'm hoping to get out in early Sept.

[Neddy69]

So Neddy if you go through another airport to your destination that is NOT your home country your travel insurance is not valid?

If the your ministry of foreign affairs issued a travel warning for your country of destination then that usually invalidates your travel health insurance. Check with your insurer.

Even if TZ for example is open for business that doesn't mean that there isn't a travel warning.

Neddy.

[Golds]

International airtravel resumes from 1st of August. Travel advisory all land and air borders. That means recommendation. No travel insurance cover. But that applies anyway for 90% of the planet. As for girls flocking to Mombasa now I don't think so. No tourists now and they will not return for a long time. Except some hard core Africa mongers. like me. When the lockdown is Mombasa and Nairobi is lifted everybody will travel to the countryside to their families. At least if you have a shamba you're not starving to death like in the city slums.
Neddy

So Neddy if you go through another airport to your destination that is NOT your home country your travel insurance is not valid?

[Neddy69]

International airtravel resumes from 1st of August. Travel advisory all land and air borders. That means recommendation. No travel insurance cover. But that applies anyway for 90% of the planet. As for girls flocking to Mombasa now I don't think so. No tourists now and they will not return for a long time. Except some hard core Africa mongers. like me. When the lockdown is Mombasa and Nairobi is lifted everybody will travel to the countryside to their families. At least if you have a shamba you're not starving to death like in the city slums.
Neddy

[Leblon]

https://www.nation.co.ke/kenya/news/...andera-1445728

Roads to Nairobi and Mombasa are now opened. So girls are starting to flow to these cities from their villages, where they have been hiding from virus.

But Kenya itself is still closed, what I have understood. Does this comment in this announcement mean Kenya borders? "he, however, extended the nationwide curfew by a further 30 days. ".

So after one month maybe borders are opening, if no further extension?

Have I understood right or somebody have better information? Mombie75 wrote that in August 1 borders would open?

[Kommissar1231]

I've never took a girl from SJ but have had short times from BD and always paid 3 k, they ask for 5-10 k but Its 3 k or no deal with me. If she was a 9 or 10 I might go to 4 k but have not so far.

I never ever do all night.

Why not do an all-nighter?

3 k for short-time. Which is like what. A few hours and 1 pop? Might as well stay in Thailand, haha.

[Mombie75]

Friend on mine went there recently and said the prices they ask for in Black Diamond are ridiculously inflated. He said the "real rate" is about 4-5 k for an allnighter and 2-3 k short-term. Would you agree?

I've never took a girl from SJ but have had short times from BD and always paid 3 k, they ask for 5-10 k but Its 3 k or no deal with me. If she was a 9 or 10 I might go to 4 k but have not so far.

I never ever do all night.

SJ will be cheaper than BD I would think.

International Flights to Kenya are now allowed after August 1st. Strangely the bars are closed until Aug 7th though, though that will likely change to Aug 1st I think in the next few weeks.

[Kommissar1231]

Sabina Joy is not the SJ of old. It is now just a run of the mill bar in town. Still has a room / s on site I believe though for short timing. Always a handful of girls in there who seem up for it. Black Diamond still seems the most obvious place to go where you can easily grab something.

Friend on mine went there recently and said the prices they ask for in Black Diamond are ridiculously inflated. He said the "real rate" is about 4-5 k for an allnighter and 2-3 k short-term. Would you agree?