YouTube Documentaries for the Weekend.
1. The Gospel of Greed: The True Story Behind Kenya’s Fake Pastors
2. How big AI companies exploit data workers in Kenya | DW Documentary
3. Dark Side of the Gates Foundation: The GMO Gamble in Africa | ENDEVR Documentary
4. Kenya’s Affordable Housing Is Part of a Global Order to Control Ownership | LNN
5. Nairobi’s Wash Wash Kings: Corruption, Drugs & Dirty Deals; From Gold Scams to Fake Dollars | Dialogues with Jagero
6. Why African Americans are relocating to Kenya & the lady helping them do it | Chams Media
7. ETHIOPIA: Africa’s Lost Kingdom | 4K Travel Documentary
8. Here’s Why 600,000 Americans Are Looking for Jobs in Africa — U.S. Crisis Shocks the World | African Spotlight 24
9. Traore Did It: Africa’s Soft Power Moment, From Fashion to Film, the World Copying Africa! | Black Culture Diary
10. Healing or Hell: South Africa's Psychedelic Journey - BBC Africa Eye Documentary
11. Blood in the Earth: Life and Death in Congo's Coltan Mines - BBC Africa Eye Documentary
Theres something fundamentally wrong with women that makes me despise them as much as I love them. Especially how they react on matters of the heart towards us,Men. I am not a fan of how despite the fact that you’re both reciprocating mutual feelings,A woman in her head still feels like shes doing you a favour by cohabiting with you. Almost as if you inconvenienced her by being in a relationship with her,and therefore you have to pay for this goodwill she gave you either financially,emotionally or mentally. And if you don’t, she has to leave you,because in her head she believes theres someone out there where she was before you met her,who will do that ‘effortlessly’. And to reinforce this utopic,disgusting mentality,she reaffirms herself with affirmative words like ‘I deserve better,Im a queen’ .
What the fuck!!
Professor Aseka saw it coming but a majority of Kenyans did not understand...
A prediction of the current situation in KENYA. It was predictable of course.
FIVE YEARS AGO!
If you want to fix a broken system, you have to pull money OUT, not put more money IN.
If you put more money IN, the system interprets it as a reward and uses the money to become even more broken.
We get this for businesses. We forget it for nonprofits and governments. 🤔