I bought this car for 45k spent 100k on it and sold it for 35 k with a warning from the traffic commandant in kabete it was never to be seen on any Kenyan road ,we have tried in this life we have tried.
This is for any African zombie who cheers anything European, Caucasian or white American. This level of barbarism was wilfully invented and institutionalized by Caucasians against Africans.
Whether it’s slavery, colonialism, neocolonialism or apartheid systems and actions designed to degrade and dehumanize Africans, including using African mascots like Jomo Kenyatta, Daniel arap Moi, Uhuru Kenyatta, Raila Odinga or William Ruto, the end and intention has always been the same: bestiality and depravity.
Fascist @realDonaldTrump’s anti-African hatred, racism and attacks on countries such as Palestine, Somalia, Burkina Faso, Venezuela and South Africa, is but a continuation of the systematic and institutionalized oppression and racism against anyone who is not European in origin.
Anyone who debates or equivocates over this on my timeline is blocked.
We remember!
🚨🇰🇪 Meanwhile in Kenya
“We cannot afford to trust The World Health Organisation anymore”
The high court has also now suspended Bill Gates immunity from prosecution.
“Vaccines have decreased fertility”
I don't think politicians understand that government is... It's people's self rule, self improvement, self defense from diseases and threats. There just admins for a short moment, there not our gods.
In 2007, I was in Mombasa covering the elections.
At a polling station, a group of young men outside told me I could vote multiple times and add votes to their preferred candidate without interference.
To test the claim, I walked in and out of the station several times, and no one questioned me.
I didn’t cast multiple votes, but it was clear the system was wide open to abuse.
This wasn’t particularly shocking.
Fast forward to the vote counting at the tallying center—it was evident the process was largely ceremonial.
On the second or third day, as results trickled in,
I was standing next to the personal assistant of a senior politician.
The PA, who was a friend, received a call on his boss’s phone while the politician argued in a corner with election officials.
He excused himself and stepped aside to answer.
A few minutes later, the PA returned visibly shaken.
Despite his boss’s apparent lead in the results, he looked disturbed.
Leaning in, he whispered, “Mambo si mazuri.”
To cut a long story short, he told me as a friend to pack my bags and leave Mombasa immediately.
When I asked why, he explained that a high-ranking politician had called to question why Mombasa wasn’t up in flames like other parts of the country.
At the time, there were reports of unrest in several parts of the country.
Shortly after the message was relayed to his boss, violence broke out in parts of Mombasa that evening.
It was obvious there were people on standby and on speed dial.
What followed is now a painful history, no point in recounting.
The saying is true,
One tree can make a million matchsticks, but one matchstick can burn a million trees.
This is what I learnt in my journalism career;
To SOME politicians,
"We are just numbers"
"We are extensions of their play"
"We are tools for their ambitions"
"We are shadows in their spotlight"
Fellow Kenyans,
"Listen to what politicians are not saying in what they are saying."
We are flesh and blood and we will NOT be the fuel for their rise.
@ahmednasirlaw Abducted while "AG", looks like some kind of hijacking and ransom situation? Or this Juripesa your educating us about, what did he offer for son's release... What did he sign?
@JesterSirr It's called Third Degree price discrimination, you are willingly under paying your locals in the pretext of affordable housing. Your not alone and this mindset has been around for some time, that's how ghettos mushroom around posh estates.