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that these dead shall not have died in vain that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth Les us not forget but come together move forth
I feel like @instagram@tiktok_us and any other social media hub should have a dislike button just like @YouTube
Cause I can't keep liking somethings posted from where I'm from
Sometimes I'm against certain Sh*t
That way we'd all come to an accord
And look for solutions to it
Things just got awkward live on TV.
Opiyo Wandayi claimed they had agreed a deal with matatu operators to end the strike and even said there were no questions only for one of the matatu leaders to go live moments later and completely contradict him.
This is exactly the kind of courage Kenya needs.
Speak the truth publicly. Donβt let leaders rewrite reality while cameras are rolling.
The political panic inside Kenya Kwanza started the day Uhuru Kenyatta publicly shook hands with Rigathi Gachagua.
Kithure Kindiki understands one painful truth, that in a free and fair election, the mountain of public anger facing William Ruto cannot be defeated through propaganda, intimidation or State machinery alone.
After Kalonzo Musyoka reportedly rejected overtures from State operatives, Kindiki was allegedly tasked with ensuring Kalonzo and Rigathi never walk the same political path. That mission failed. The opposition conversation continued. The political ground kept shifting.
That is why every road now leads back to Uhuru Kenyatta. Because despite years of attacks, insults and blame games, Uhuru remains the one national figure capable of speaking across regions, communities and political divides without sounding desperate or tribal.
Now in Uganda, during the swearing in of Yoweri Museveni, the body language said everything.
βTutaonana tu. We have a date which we have not fulfilled,β ~ Uhuru Kenyatta to DP Kindiki.
That was not an ordinary remark. It sounded like a reminder that in moments of national uncertainty, Kenya still turns to symbols of stability, dialogue and national unity. And whether his critics like it or not, Uhuru Kenyatta still carries that weight.
@masheastafrica hi we booked a bus from Nairobi to Malindi pick up point Makutano Kyumbi junction they said they'll call us and nothing can we know how we will get our money back or what next.We were here early and we've already paid if not this is a public issue
Aint gon lie I was a deep hip-hop MoFo in my teens like 2012 was my last.But when that Versace remix drop @migos@Drake in 2013 ah yooo.The game changed π°πͺπ₯Ά
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