A trader at Burma Market noticed them first. Birds that did not belong; loud, dark, unfamiliar, working the stalls the way pigeons work a park bench. He chased them off and did not think much more of them. Then someone took a photograph, and that photograph landed on the desks of conservationists who had been dreading this exact moment for years. The Indian House Crow, one of the most destructive invasive birds anywhere in the world, has reached Nairobi. #Earthwise https://t.co/dSBcpj2LEt
@Dennis_Itumbi02 @dennis_itumbi about time to take it easy lest the United Opposition whips their MPs to impeach now to prove popularity. They may have the numbers now.
Thank you , Your Excellency William Samoei Ruto @WilliamsRuto and CS Hon Rebecca Miano @rebecca_miano for recognising my efforts in helping Kenyas tourism industry in my small way.
Better late than never, 30 years of dedicated commitment finally noticed with head of state award. Order of The Grand Warrior.
Asante sana , God Bless Kenya God Bless Africa
As always I choose to remain an optimist
MH
Yesterday, I read a story about Ghana’s first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, and how he was overthrown.
When it happened, people in the streets of Accra were celebrating.
But Nkrumah, watching from the side, didn’t understand.
He asked, “Why are they so happy? Shouldn’t they be sad?”
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