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Magadi was under the British until 2005 when Tata bought it. So saying Tata had it for 100 years is not true. I suspect the guy got into a deal with some mzungus who want it and will give him a cut. He's trying to justify the eviction of Tata by giving some Abdourahmane Tchiani vibes, implying that this is about resource sovereignty. But American and British troops are in Nanyuki, and at the coast with the French. There's no sovereignty in the deal.
President Mwai Kibaki once called his driver "bure...pumbafu sana". The crowd in attendance went wild with laughter and when the event was broadcast, so did the nation. The moniker pumbafu became an everyday insult, albeit jokingly. What Kenyans did not know was that the object of the insult was one Zachary Kariuki. Kariuki was President Kibaki's driver and had parked the armoured vehicle on grass.
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@ganjiskhanum@Miss_Patriciah She wants to be Nora Roberts without the depth. + She writes very mediocrely... Is the way I can put it. (Her books ARE readable, don't get me wrong. It all starts crumbling under slight literary analysis)
I knew it was a matter of time this anti-immigrant politics would come to Kenya. Kenya never misses to copy the bad habits of other countries. But what non-Kenyans need to know is that it's a popularity stunt after smale scale traders led a huge demonstration against taxation hike last week. He's also hiking the opportunities for police to extort bribes, because with the coming elections, corruption needs to continue without annoying Kenyans. It's a distraction. He's playing the same identity politics among the lower income traders. Ask the @WorldBankGroup. They understand how this works.
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Women’s rights activists Gloria Steinem has died at the age of 92.
She was most known as a nationally recognised leader of second-wave feminism in the U.S.
Nyiego. Nyiego. Nyiego! Dear goodness, Nyiego!!!
Hio ni wimbo moja hata sitaki nitranslate-iwe in case the lyrics are lacklustre. Wacha tu nisiwahi meet my heroes.
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