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[Evan wa Memba @EvanoMemba]

BREAKING NEWS
KEMRI Is looking for 200 volunteers to be infected with malaria at a cost of KSh 48,000 each. The study requires the volunteers to spend 24 days in hospital on daily remuneration of KSh 2,000 for the study period.

[Muhoozi Kainerugaba @mkainerugaba]

Today, I will release this IDIOT to police. I have run out of diapers. Never test me again!

[King of Jungle. @Bokemediation]

@Shabanafckenya this is a shame. Pay the players

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🌍 #TodayInHistory: June 16. It kind of feels like this day did everything at once—big steps out to outer space, major political momentum, and some pop culture arrivals that basically still echo today.
🚀 1963: Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova launches aboard Vostok 6, and she’s the first woman in space. In her mission, which lasts about three days, she goes around Earth 48 times, racks up more hours than all prior US astronauts, and really breaks through barriers for women in science, tech, and that whole aerospace exploration world.
🇿🇦 1976: In South Africa, the Soweto Uprising kicks off as thousands of Black students protest the compulsory use of Afrikaans in schools. It’s a harsh, tragic moment, but it also gave the global anti-apartheid movement a louder push and a clearer direction.
🍿 1978: The famous musical romance Grease, with John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John, opens in theatres and somehow instantly turns into both a box-office hit and a full-on cultural thing people keep quoting for years.
🎂 Born today: legendary American rapper and activist Tupac Shakur (1971), and structural engineer John Augustus Roebling the one who designed the Brooklyn Bridge (1806).

[GISTE @ggiste]

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Wakiguza naguza

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[Zakheem Rajan - The Paparazzi @zakheem_rajan]

Law Students,

In addition to the 35 Court of Appeal decisions shared on Friday, I have compiled more decisions sourced from @MyKenyaLaw , for your ease of reading and research.
https://t.co/bZ13xYPLaT

[Max💫 @ayagamax]

😂Hayaa this guy was my schoolmate in highschool. The law finally caught up with him.

[King of Jungle. @Bokemediation]

@gacikiraMD @bakhita_esther Hiyo ni mboga ya mkubwa

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🌍 #TodayInHistory: June 15 kinda holds a knot of stuff, legal breakthroughs, pop culture moments, and also some serious wartime wins!
🇬🇧 1215: King John of England signs the Magna Carta at Runnymede, and it kind of locks in the big idea that even the monarch has to follow the law… not just rule around it. The whole thing comes out of an uprising led by English barons , so royal power got pared back , while free rights got guaranteed, which then becomes part of the backbone for modern constitutional law, the US Constitution, and human rights worldwide.
🇺🇸 1864: Arlington National Cemetery is officially created in Virginia by Union Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, and it sets aside the grounds that were tied to Confederate General Robert E. Lee’s estate , for military interments.
🍿 1994: Disney’s famous animated film “The Lion King” premieres in US theatres, and then it basically grows into one of those top-grossing and deeply adored animated films ever.
🎂 Born today: Legendary African American jazz singer, plus pianist Erroll Garner (1921) and Academy Award-winning actress Helen Hunt (1963).

[King of Jungle. @Bokemediation]

@Dr_AustinOmondi @kipmurkomen Who was the deputy president then?

[King of Jungle. @Bokemediation]

@_KithureKindiki Riggy g alianza hivo na bado mlimtoa.

[Eric Njiru ⚽️ @EricNjiiru]

Bro do South Americans come to the US visa free? All their games are full in the big US stadiums. Yesterday there were like 100k Brazilians around New York/New Jersey, today there are like 70k Ecuadoreans in Philadelphia 🙌🏿

#FIFAWorldCup

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Kuna hatewatch nimekua nikiingoja for years na nikama inataka kuanza kuhappen. Wacha nianze kukunywa maji 2 litres a day before ianze kujipa.

[King of Jungle. @Bokemediation]

@Dr_AustinOmondi Do they tell the patients so and they do then are the patients given in the modern methods?

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🌍 #TodayInHistory June 14 kinda feels like one of those days where everything lines up: sports, politics, and pop culture all at once, right?
🏀 1998: Michael Jordan releases “The Last Shot” with 5.2 seconds left in Game 6 of the NBA Finals, and yeah, it seals his sixth championship for the Chicago Bulls. This was also his final game for the Bulls organisation. Jordan steals from Karl Malone, then does that smooth crossover, then sinks the game-winning jumper to beat the Utah Jazz 87-86. So the legacy thing lands hard, like one of the all-time greatest athletes.
🇺🇸 1777: The Continental Congress officially adopts the Stars and Stripes as the national flag of the United States, and now that’s marked every year as Flag Day.
🇦🇷 1982: The Falklands War ends for real, Argentine forces surrender to British troops in Port Stanley, and that intense 74-day conflict finally wraps up.
🎂 Born today: Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara (1928); real estate mogul and 45th U.S. President Donald Trump (1946); and tennis icon Steffi Graf (1969).

[King of Jungle. @Bokemediation]

Switzerland ni maumbwa

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@Ndonglaw043 Walisema zitakua 76 zingine ziko?

[Ndong@Conslaw @Ndonglaw043]

Find attached below the CIVIL JUDGEMENTS & RULINGS delivered by the Court of Appeal on the 12.6.26 for your Reading. Enjoy a Happy Weekend:✅️⚖️
https://t.co/5DYrGa7djn

[King of Jungle. @Bokemediation]

🌍 #TodayInHistory: June 13 does have those huge, messy , kind of jaw dropping moments.. political courage, pioneering science and even historic legal precedents, yeah
🇺🇸 1967: Thurgood Marshall gets nominated by President Lyndon B. Johnson, and it becomes a big civil rights turning point. He’s set to be the first African American justice on the United States Supreme Court, which is wild because he’s already widely known for winning the landmark Brown v. Board of Education case. In other words his appointment broke through racial barriers right at the top, where he would later spend 24 years pushing for civil liberties , equal protection, and social justice.
📌 1971: The New York Times starts printing the “Pentagon Papers” , this is the top-secret Department of Defense report that basically lays out how the government kept misleading the public about the Vietnam War.
🛰️ 1983: NASA’s Pioneer 10 space probe becomes the first human made object to leave the central solar system, it passes Neptune’s orbit and keeps going out into deep space.
🎂 Born today: Irish poet and Nobel laureate W.B. Yeats (1865) and American film star Chris Evans (1981)