British soldiers training in Kenya have been accused of rape for decades. The biracial kids left behind are legally UK citizens but they struggle to get recognition or support.
Clips of our report from June are going viral again so here’s the full story
The National Assembly will reconvene this afternoon from 2.30pm.
Top on the agenda
Second reading of;
📗The Mung Beans Bill (2022)
📗The Coffer Bill (2023)
📗The Technopoilis Bill (2024)
📗Committee of the Whole House on
the Senate amendments to the Food and Feed Safety Control Coordination Bill (2023) be now considered.
📑Motions
1. Enhancing Reporting of Parliamentary
Business on Online Platforms;
2. Consideration of the Report on the Consolidated Fund Services for the
Supplementary Estimates I for FY 2024/2025;
📃Statements
1. Request for statement by
Hon. Oku Kaunya regarding delayed delivery of training equipment to Chamasiri Technical and Vocational College;
2. Hon. Owen Baya on the implementation of a nuclear power plant in Kilifi North, and
3. Hon. John Kiarie on the renewal of standardization marks from the Kenya Bureau of Standards.
For details check out the Order Paper
🔗https://t.co/9BBhmOt3mg
Kenya ni home wacheni drama. Sasa ona vile Kenyans wanateseka hapa home ~> BRITISH KILLER SOLDIERS IN KENYA – The cry of Lolldaiga Fire Victims https://t.co/fycznLsVAG via @YouTube
Documentary you need to watch this weekend ~> BRITISH KILLER SOLDIERS IN KENYA – The cry of Lolldaiga Fire Victims https://t.co/iWFRqMjfTh via @YouTube
I did this documentary and the people of Loldaiga are angry with the Batuk soldiers. Here’s why ~> BRITISH KILLER SOLDIERS IN KENYA – The cry of Lolldaiga Fire Victims https://t.co/RU7XsKS8gn via @YouTube
Although the courts ruled that the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) should compensate the victims, no payments have been made three years later. What is causing this delay? #environmentalruleoflaw#excludedcommunities
I did this documentary and the people of Loldaiga are angry with the Batuk soldiers. Here’s why ~> BRITISH KILLER SOLDIERS IN KENYA – The cry of Lolldaiga Fire Victims https://t.co/RU7XsKS8gn via @YouTube
The fire, which lasted nearly three weeks, ravaged around 12 acres of land and disrupted the lives of approximately 7,000 villagers nearby. Wildlife broke through fences to escape the flames.