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Thoughts world democracy, politics & everyday life. Honest observations, no heckling. Building real connections.

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@giftty_k Autism is a journey only understood by the mother

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@Jozzyjagatsr @Weyne_west Washana na mimi kapisaa

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@sinovuyo001 What about the remaining 1 percent what do we do

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@citizentvkenya This is the way to go
Stand on your own

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@ThinkGithuku @Weyne_west He lost the woman
He lost the money in drinking
He lost everything
He is a decorated looser

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@umay1s5 A person

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@oelma__ I will buy kenya Power and connect every homestead with electrity
I will replace IEBC With Chatgpt voting model so that we can vote using our phones
Finally the remaining 55milion I will give each Kenyan a million shillings to start a business.

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Being able to articulate yourself and talk confidently is a good thing. However, listening is equally important. Some people can talk endlessly, no listening. Communication isn't just about having something to say. It’s also about listening others
Hope you agree with me.

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@ignyharaz2 I think at that time she will be chatting the one who sent her that money you are avoiding to send her
If she's not willing to chat you why insist 🤣

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But in the historical context, racism becomes evil and gets noticed when it’s whites against blacks. The same way in Kenya, tribalism becomes evil when the Kikuyus support their own.

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Who is the man of the house?

Is it simply the man because he is a man, or is the title tied to the responsibilities he carries? If responsibilities are shared between both partners, does the idea of one person being “the man of the house” still hold the same meaning?

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@ivymuthe Did they ask you to help them
What happened to minding your own business

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@Wakabando What unites people? Common interests? No. It is the fabric of morality that holds society together. Once that fabric becomes loose, or torn beyond repair, forget about unity. A society without shared values eventually loses its sense of togetherness.

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Planning to win an election by excluding a particular region is a risky strategy, especially when that region is a major contributor to the economy. It reminds me of Trump in 2016: he lost the popular vote but won the Electoral College.

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If you ever feel the need to ask for someone’s details before you can take action, sometimes it’s better to just walk away.

Because perhaps you never intended to help in the first place.

What you wanted was not to help but to impress.

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@Ziyad_yakubu Country A should have gone ahead to establish her own factories
Then source her own coco just like country B
Otherwise country A didn't intend to establish the factories that's why there are no factories

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The fact that Larry Madowo played a crucial role in an event that mobilized $3.5 billion during the UN General Assembly in New York tells you he is operating on a much bigger stage than local politics. His influence clearly extends far beyond Kenya.

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Sometimes I wonder whether a scientist or whoever was in charge of naming these things simply looked at a condition they couldn’t fully understand and said, let’s call it autism. We often give names to things long before we truly understand them.

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Have you ever noticed how peaceful Kenyans are in everyday life? We work together, trade together, live together and make friendships across communities. Yet every election cycle, politicians somehow remind us that we are “different tribes.

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@ouma_neko Have you ever noticed how peaceful Kenyans are in everyday life? We work together, trade together, live together and make friendships across communities. Yet every election cycle, politicians somehow remind us that we are “different tribes.