Defeat, my defeat, my deathless courage; You and I shall laugh together with the storm; And together we shall dig graves for all that die in us - Khalil Gibran
I’m reaching out to support Brian, a bright boy from my village who scored 51 points in our local junior school and earned admission to Meteitei Boys High School for Social Science. @MeteiteiBoys
I need to work on being a better friend. I’m just naturally distant and can unintentionally go long periods of time without talking to anybody. I’m tryna break this habit but it’s hard when you’re a real life hermit.
@SophieOrenge Mimi ilibidi nijue reading for comprehension by force juu wueehhh… you can be triggered bure 😂😂. I’m hoping one day I can be as articulate and socially conscious as her
Been doing and following OSINT research for 12 years. Never before have I read about there being so much blood it could be spotted by satellite.
But that's now the reality in El Fasher (Sudan 🇸🇩)
Another video has appeared of this particular RSF fighter (the only with the white scarf), the one who murdered the civilians from El Fasher in the images below. In this video he is standing among dozens of bodies.
There should be a way to identify this war criminal?
Sudan 🇸🇩
MESSAGE OF CONDOLENCE FROM H.E. UHURU KENYATTA FOLLOWING THE DEATH OF FORMER PRIME MINISTER HON. RAILA AMOLO ODINGA.
My heart is heavy, and my spirit is burdened with a grief that is both profound and deeply personal. The news of Raila’s passing has left a silence that echoes across our nation, a silence where once there was a voice of thunder and conviction.
To me, Raila was more than a political colleague; he was a defining part of my own journey, in public service and in life. Raila and I were navigators on opposing currents, charting different courses for the nation we both loved. At some point along that journey, we became political opponents and often, the weight of that competition felt immense.
Baba, as we fondly referred to him, was a man who made you sharpen your own ideas, compelling you to defend your positions with rigor and passion.
However, in the recent years, a different bond was forged; one of respect, of shared patriotism, and a common desire to see a united Kenya.
That journey from fierce political opponents to partners in the pursuit of “Handshake” unity taught me the true measure of the man. I saw firsthand his unwavering passion for this country, his deep-seated belief in justice, and his incredible capacity to think beyond personal ambition for the sake of national peace. He was a formidable opponent, but he was an even more invaluable ally in the cause of reconciliation.
I have lost a friend and a brother. I will miss our conversations sometimes challenging, always insightful and the fire of belief that never left his eyes.
To Mama Ida, the children, and the entire Odinga family, I extend my deepest, most heartfelt condolences. You have shared Baba with Kenya for a lifetime, and we mourn with you. We have lost a father to the nation, a steadfast champion for the people, and a true son of Kenya.
His legacy is not just in the political battles he fought, but in the peace he helped build. It is etched in the very fabric of our nation. Rest in peace, my brother. Your work here is done, but your echo will never fade.
H.E. Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta, C.G.H
4th President of the Republic of Kenya
15th October, 2025.
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You can be anywhere in the country and register as a voter for any constituency or polling station across the country.