Dear Kenyans.
We are currently going drak, off internet. What you will see online posted by regime will be total lie. Alot will be going on in the dark and you won't know.
But as you stood besides Tanzanians during that darkest times, we humbly request you to do the same for us
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Worst thing that could ever happen to you when you start making a lot of money is developing the attitude that others aren't trying hard enough and that it's purely your effort which got you there
Black African migrant workers exploited by the racist & classist Lebanese system of indentured servitude & then abandoned to face the indiscriminate violence of the Israeli war machine. My heart breaks for each one of them.
I just saw a TikTok of a girl who saves every bouquet her man gets her, lets the flowers dry out, then puts them in a ziplock with the date he gave them to her so that on their wedding day the flower girls can throw them down the aisle 🥺🥺 talk about a real lover girl!!!
This is the video you should be watching (TW sexual violence) and sharing. Hearing from the victim should be enough to get you angry. Honour his courage for speaking out. You don't need to share or watch the video of his violation to be angry and push for justice
#JusticeForBruce
Ciao,
The role of women in our struggle is profound and indispensable. The “Bella Ciao,” a song now synonymous with resistance around the world, was first sung by women who stood against brutal working conditions in the 19th century. In Kenya, the march against femicide remains one of the most peaceful protests in our history. It rekindled our hope for peace and reminded us that the power to mobilize does not belong to politicians alone. Women’s involvement in these movements has transformed the very nature of protests, which were once seen as the domain of men.
These women have boldly challenged the status quo. It was Anita who urged Agwambo to stay home. It was Sylvia who prepared nourishing meals for our front-liners and those hospitalized. Shakira, unyielding, faced down the police and declared that enough was enough. Wanjira enlightened us about the struggles in informal settlements. Tarus took a stand against the politicians who embezzled funds intended for education.
Hanifa crowdfunded for hospital bills, upkeep and aftercare for the injured and a decent send off for our political martyrs. She showed us good stewardship and how much we can achieve with a fraction of what our politicians steal.
Our sisters shed tears for us when we returned home and marched alongside us whenever they could. Our lovers welcomed us back with the warmth of their kisses.
Yet, despite their sacrifices, they still bear the brunt of our cruelty, enduring slurs and shame simply for existing. To every woman in this struggle, your dedication does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your unwavering commitment.
You are the heartbeat of our fight.
Bella Ciao!
BREAKING: Kenyan police targeted me directly today. I was hit by a fragment after officers aimed at me and my CNN team at least twice while covering protests in Nairobi
Fellow patriots, here’s a list of arrested/abducted protesters. Please amplify and update accordingly;
1. Dennis Bosire Nyagara - Buruburu Police station
2. Milimani 5 - Muthaiga Police Station
3. Tamim Mwangi - GigiriPolice station
4. Stephen Mbugua - Advocate - Central Police station
5. Timothy Thambu - Advocate - Central Police Station
6. Lucy Muema - Central/Kamkunji Police Station
7. Kelvin Ngoko Mongare - Central/Kamkunji Police Station
8. Nicole Nzau - Central/Kamkunji Police Station
9. Phoebe Nyokabi Thambu - Central/Kamkunji Police Station
10. Apudo Sebby - Central/Kamkunji Police Station
11. An entire forward Travellers - Kamkunji Police Station
12. Miriam Wanjira -Advocate - Central Police Station
13. Miriam Maina - Central Police Station
14. Valerie Achieng - Central Police Station
15. Ndanu Nzau - Central Police Station
16. Imani Trinity - Central Police Station
17. Wanjiru Maina - Central Police Station
18. Beverly Muchiri - Central Police Station
19. Wambui Kimani - Central Police Station
20. Antony Ngundi - Central Police Station
21. Rose Wanjiku - Central Police Station
22. Melan Lukholo - Central Police Station
23. Daniel musyoka
24. Nadra Aley
25. Mino Mwaniki
26. Ngare Macharia
27. Dennis Karanja
28. Chemasa Ian
29. Micheal Mwaura
30. Brolyn Ademba
31. Lisa Mane Wangari
32. Devis Juma
33. Akinyi Micheal
34. A. Alpha
35. Francis Njoroge
36. Leslie Lukorito
37. Carlos Wekesa
38. Branton Wafula
39. Irene Muturi
40. Sheila
41. Calvin
42. Subira
43. Shakira
44. Veronica Sebe - Central Police Station
45. Angel Desnar - Central Police Station
46. Immac Irungu - Central Police Station
47. Brett Omondi - Central Police Station
48. George Chege - Central Police Station
49. Vincent Manyala - Central Police Station
50. Godfrey Kiritu Chege - Central Police Station
51. Imac Irungu - Central Police Station
52. Samuel Mburu - Central Police Station
53. Joseph Kanyeje - Central Police Station
54. Edison Mwangi - Central Police Station
55. Hesbon Ombeta - Kamkunji Police Station
56. Davis Tafari - Kamkunji Police Station
57. Gladwell Karuoya - Kamkunji Police Station
58. Beth Karuoya - Kamkunji Police Station
59. Samson Muchiri - Kamkunji Police Station
60. Chrispin Oguk - Kamkunji/Central Police Station
61. Grace Kamande - Central Police Station
62.Joan Mumanyi-central
63. Mercy Akasa
64. Grace Wacu
65. Deogratius Emukule _ Central Police Station
66. Kevin Wachira - Central Police Station
67. Simon Kwala - Central Police Station
68. Edwin Ndeda - PWD - Central Police Station
69. tyson Anunda - Central Police Station
70. Jonas Mchawia - Central Police Station
71. Duncan Githuki - Central Police Station
72. Mnyalu Khalid - Central Police Station
73. Joseph Kanyenje - Central Police Station.
74. Marybetty Pauline - Central Poice Station
75. Antony Gundi - Central Police Station
76. Kinuthia Ndungu - Central Police
77. Samson Gathanga - Central Police