@nziokamul1 And upon more insistence by the kamba raiders, the were tracked down arrested with other young men and sent to the masinga region to dig the seven folks dams that currently are supplying electricity to Kenya. 90% of them died and were buried within this area
@MaxUrus254@wdennis254@mcpipita Special economic zone with government offering lots of incentives including tax breaks/ tax holidays. Then the question arises inspire and despite the tax breaks will we still purchase fuel at market prices?
What’s the point of doing a DNA test after raising a child for 12 years? How do you expect a young child to handle the trauma of suddenly hearing you aren’t their biological father? At that point, you are their dad. Period. What’s wrong with some men 🤦🏾♀️
@kilonzoNice Clay is good but weather affected, eroded by heavy rains hence creating overhead costs in form of maintenance. A damliner on the other hand will give a long lasting better storage option. I will go for damlining any time. Clay is cheaper but expensive in the long run
@Captain_SN7@moneyacademyKE For instance......When Dangote needed staff for his Refinery he went and pulled 10,000 Indians into the country. When asked the reason for using the Indians instead of Nigerians his answer was that Nigerian graduates are not employable and that he can't risk his $20b investment.
@Jerrysally01@MaryK2022 Can you prove that or you are dependent of statistics released by KRA , and if that's true has is your wallet performing in regard to purchasing power? You are celebrating achievements of over taxation
Hey @grok, based on the platforms in this image, rank the mindset of people on every major social media platform from healthiest to most cooked, then describe each crowd in one sentence.
Reading the comments on this post I fail to understand why us humans are so judgemental even without forthcoming the ways of God. I believe we all know about the offence of the cross..... The THIEF crucified next to Christ..... Underline the word Thief
I won’t talk much about Sir Wicknell, but I believe what he was doing in the last days of his life may have been part of his preparation for eternity.
Last week his pilot dropped Apostle Joshua Selman to Abuja using his private Jet from south Africa
Giving away his wealth, attending a church conference in South Africa just last week, and the things he was doing towards the end of his life make you wonder whether he knew his time on earth was coming to an end.
Sometimes, people may sense that they are nearing the end, even though we may not understand what they are experiencing.
I don’t know what was in his heart, and ultimately, only God knows where a person stands with Him.
But I choose to believe that he was preparing for heaven.
We will meet him in heaven. 🙏🏽
Declassified CIA MKULTRA document openly discusses drugging entire populations.
Substances placed in food, water, Coca-Cola, alcohol, cigarettes — even vaccinations to slowly induce anxiety, hopelessness, tension, and depression over time.
This isn’t theory.
This isn’t fiction.
This is real government paperwork.
This is only page one.
Read it again.
Hey @grok, rank these fabrics from best to worst for everyday wear. Which ones are healthiest against your skin, and which ones would you avoid completely?
I've been sleeping with the head of my bed raised for a while, and I'm surprised more people don't do it.
Inclined bed therapy (IBT) helps with acid reflux, sleep apnea, airways, puffy face, etc.
Basically, when you lie flat stomach acid can flow back up into your throat, and when you sleep you swallow less, so it stays there. Hence the burning, 3am wake-ups, coughing, etc.
If you tilt the bed, the gravity keeps the acid in your stomach. A systemic review of 5 controlled trials found that IBT generally improved reflux symptoms and acid exposure.
In another study of 52 people with obstructive sleep apnea, it helped reduce apnea events by 32%.
Some people report less facial puffiness, but that's mostly anecdotal.
I use an Avocado adjustable base to raise the head of my head and it's been extremely helpful.
Put your right hand on your forehead and say this prayer and affirmation, facing the door of your room or space.
“I (your name) the son/daughter of (your mothers name), I’m a glorious child, I will shine till the end of time. As I stand this moment because this period is when…
When you be busy looking for people to fool..... Please research widely. The current flag of South Sudan was adopted following the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the Second Sudanese Civil War adopted from the Kenyan flag
South Sudan’s flag was originally a reclamation of the original flag that was used by Sudan upon its independence in 1st January 1955, which united the Sudan and the South. After the attempted coup (1970s ), the flag was modified by the Khartoum central government and incorporated an Islamic aspect into it. They removed the blue, which symbolized the Nile, which is a lifeline to the Sudanese people, and replaced it with green to symbolize their Islamic adaptation. This caused more resistant from the South for Islamization was one of the main reasons for the war that took 21 years that lead to the division of the country into two. Sudan is noted widely to have gained its independence in 1956 because shortly after its independence in 1955, there was a war that broke out and it changed the history for the country as they were placed under Turko-Egyptian. Islamization was deliberate, but it was met with strong resistance that even led to secession and brought us South Sudan, which is the youngest nation in the world (2011)
The flag that we now use was a deliberate rejection of Khartoum’s political identity. It resembles Kenya’s flag, and the debate goes that we copied it from Kenya, and this piece may be a learning opportunity that our flag predates our independence (1955), as Kenya gained its independence in 1969.
The colors used are quite intentional for the people of South Sudan.
And of course, no one owns the colors; it's the meaning that varies.
BLACK – the people of South Sudan. Sudan means black/ the land of the black people. Of course, we are highly melanated, with a few variations.
RED – Honors the bloodshed by heroes and martyrs during the struggle.
GREEN – Land, agricultural wealth, and natural progress.
WHITE – Peace and harmony.
BLUE – Waters of the Nile that give life to South Sudan.
GOLD – A pointed star that is a guide and a sign of hope and determination.
Remember the Nilotic migration into Kenya from the Nile Valley that was ages ago, before its independence. We didn't copy anyone; otherwise, most of West Africa would be screaming the same.
🇰🇪 is true to its colors, and so is 🇸🇸