Someone asked me, “Lynn how do we stop evil from winning?” Here’s is how
Stop voting for murderers, “hustlers and dynasties “ Stop voting for socialites and comedians who are promising you changes but never contribute in parliament🙄
When people are demonstrating for a common good, show up, raise your voice, participate, be heard
When one of us stands up against bad traffic behavior, join them , stop telling them “mortuary haijajaa”
Stand up against “prophets” conning your naive parents promising them heaven yet they are busy building their heaven here on earth
Question where your tax is going?
Question why they keep selling you “affordable housing “ yet they own large tracks of land and dominate the export market
Question why they are keen on have a non functional health and education system
Question why our brothers and sisters are dying of drought while in other parts of the country food is rotting in the farms. The issue is accessibility and distribution( better roads etc)
Question why they want 3 rhinos CONserved in 100,000 acres of natives land
Question why they want to spend the next months overstumulating you with their nonsense
They need your attention so bad
Question why they keep telling you Kamau and Otieno cannot co exist
Question why they’re calling you antisemite for not wanting citizens of a genocidal state in our country
Also, take responsibility
Stop littering
Make your spaces clean
Think, behave like the grown up you are
Mount Kilimanjaro 🏔️ is located in North Eastern Tanzania, and on clear days, Kilimanjaro is visible from select national parks in Kenya, such as Amboseli and Tsavo West National Parks. It is the tallest mountain in Africa rising at 5,895 meters (19,341) feet above sea level.
Acclimatization Tip: Spending a few days in Moshi or Arusha at the mountain's base helps climbers adjust to the altitude, making for a safer and more enjoyable experience.
As seen from 70km away in Rombo.
Lake Jipe, a shallow lake covering approximately 28 square kilometers with an average depth of under 3 meters, lying astride the Kenya-Tanzania border. Located east of Tanzania's northern Pare Mountains in the Mwanga district (Kilimanjaro region),
Its reedy shores attract numerous waterfowl, including storks, herons, pelicans, spur-winged plovers, ducks, geese, African darters, and African skimmers. Species like the Lesser Jacana, African Swamp Hen, Madagascar Squacco Heron, and Black Heron are also common.