Illict brew
Mwangi clutched the illicit brew bottle, its fiery contents promising escape from life’s harshness.
He raised it to his lips, the liquid burning like regret. His vision blurred and the world faded.
A price paid for a moment’s oblivion.
The fight continues
We take this opportunity to thank every citizen of Kenya who cooperated well with the multi- Agency security officers during the demonstrations in Nairobi CBD and any other part of the country a success. Keep it up.
Yesterdays #SabaSabaMarchForOurLives was proof that we have been peaceful all along.
No business was destroyed. We honored the fallen HEROES and HEROINES and went home.
Was also glad to meet @Honeyfarsafi
Martin Wachira @Martowachira has penned an insightful piece on the emergence of social media as a powerful tool for digital activism and Citizen engagement. https://t.co/s37jM1LEin via @Nairobi_Leo
All activities that involve Gen Z are always peaceful. We should be allowed to continue demonstrating in peace.
Hatuna ubaya na the police. We are peaceful
As we March in peace lest also remember to Forgive Osama
#OccupyMOH#SabasabaMarchForOurLives Amerix
Kenya Hakuna Matata.🇰🇪
Anyway we are waiting to join the X space hosted by President William Ruto this afternoon. An X Space that has never been witnessed in the African's history.
Time : 2-5PM .
Don't Miss !