Scientists are mapping the entire ocean but the Congo jungle is impossible to map because of the high humidity that would kill any electronics, deep canopy that won't allow radio waves so GPS is useless and satellite is useless as well.. The geopolitics makes it worse
Listen to Murang’a Deputy Governor Dr Munania and Kakamega Deputy Governor Ayub Savula.
Munania: “We have launched 660 ECO classes, 26 dispensaries and 4 hospitals. You will understand why some counties are ever behind.”
Savula: “I give money to congregants. If you have no money, disappear from politics.”
Why is Savula is not saying what Kakamega County Government has done so far in terms of development?
Shenzi sana.
Now,
It so happens that during our best moments, we forget the people who would do anything for us; they might be parents, siblings, classmates, colleagues, friends or just associates. We bask in glory and selfies competing for social media likes and forget these people.
They are the first people you pick up your phone to call when arrested, when the landlord has added another padlock to your door, when you lose your job or even when you are critically sick.
They are also the last people you talk to when everyone else has failed and even when they cannot support, you know that by confiding in them, you will have strength to face tomorrow.
Before the moment comes when you doubt if these people might really take the bullet for you, take today to mend your relationships with these people.
Take advantage of NOW and do something for them with the little you have; call them, text them, meet them, treat them to lunch, buy gifts, help with school fees and remind them that you are there for them.
Our biggest mistake in this day is assuming that acting too busy and being out of reach is a step to sophistication or a lever to another social class, wrong. Do not be too busy for everyone, you are not a robot.
Use today and live the social life we should all live as social beings because it so happens that none of us, despite their positions or status, has the assurance that their tomorrows will always be rosy and comfortable.
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“Life Water Canada, hamuwezi kuja Mwingi Central mchimbie watu boreholes bila kuniambia… take your boreholes back to Canada.”
-MP Gideon Mulyungi
When a community is dying of thirst, a true leader asks: “Where is the water?”
A small politician asks: “Where is my credit?”
Only a special grade of political arrogance threatens to send clean water back across the ocean because no one staged a ribbon-cutting for his ego.
Why do some leaders treat life-saving relief as an assault on their personal monopoly? ~ src mutembei tv
The best way to honour someone who did a lot for you but regressed into someone you can no longer respect, is to remember the best version of them and be thankful for what they did for you. Even if they ultimately failed you, they gave you a great gift as proof of their love.
Dear Kenyans, let us support 17 year old Risper Wambui get another chance to live 🙏. This is how hard stomach cancer has rocked her body 😢😢💔.
Contribute anything to her fund kitty 0722747745 (Mercy Kimotho)
Also say a prayer for God to intercede for her
@kagondu_yvonne They made you, with your ignorant acquiescence, into exactly the unthinking cog-in-the-wheel they needed. The tragedy is that you were flattered.
I don’t even know how to write this without my heart breaking.
Little Brianna Lovely Nyawira, a tiny play-group pupil at Blessings View in Kiangai, was taken from Miiri PCEA Church while she was quietly having her porridge.
CCTV shows a woman in a red kofia approaching her, taking her hand, and walking out of the church with her like it was the most normal thing in the world.
Her father, Antony Maina, has been raising her alone with his mother after he and Brianna’s mother separated. He has been her whole world… and now he doesn’t know where that world is.
The police at Miiri Police Post and Karatina Police Station already have the report. The family is desperate. They are scared. They are tired. And somewhere deep down, there is a quiet, painful possibility that the person who walked away with their child might not be a complete stranger.
Please… if you were at Miiri PCEA Church that day, if you recognise the woman in the red kofia, if you have seen a little girl matching Brianna’s description anywhere around Karatina, Kiangai, Gatura, Miiri or the surrounding areas — speak up. Quietly. Safely. Contact the police or call:
0794 276 654
0723 135 856
Do not confront anyone. Just share what you know so this child can come home without more harm.
Brianna is not just a missing child.
She is somebody’s entire heart walking around without her father.
Please keep sharing this
My unpopular opinion is Africans should be able to say my names are because we have different names for different identities, you have your name describing your birth, you have the Christian or Muslim name, you have the name that ties you to the ancestors eg named after family.
By the way embassies in Ghana are importing drinking water because all their water is contaminated now.
This doesn't stop if you let it happen in one river. If it happens in one place, it happens everywhere. Let me get you the Ghana story.