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National Geographic considers the introduction of Nile perch into lake Victoria as the most devastating vertebrate extinctions in modern history and worst fresh water biological invasion, Uganda lost thousands of species of fish because some colonialists wanted Nile perch fish closer to them so they wouldn’t have to travel to lake Albert and murchison to get it!
@DrKanyuira The main problem with kisiagi is aflatoxin when present in the grains. Posho mills have no capacity to test for it , yet it's a dangerous public health issue
Please help find my auntie 🙏🏾 Esther Wairimu Keige
Esther was last seen in Juja Town on 10th June 2026 3pm. She is 54yrs old and has been suffering depression, and was on treatment.
Esther Wairimu Keige is a lawyer, and she works as a legal officer at Kenya Forest Service.
There is a serious mental pandemic spreading across Africa.
A growing number of people have successfully convinced both young and old generations that our problems are almost entirely the fault of the West.
This mindset is dangerous because it strips us of agency.
Yes, history matters. Yes, external forces have shaped our continent. But many of the problems we face daily are self-inflicted.
Floods happen because people dump garbage into drains.
Roads deteriorate because maintenance is neglected.
Our cities are often poorly planned and poorly built.
Streetlights go unrepaired. Public spaces are treated as nobody's responsibility. Basic standards are ignored.
We cannot blame the West for every blocked gutter, every pile of litter, every poorly constructed building, or every act of negligence.
The uncomfortable truth is that many of Africa's everyday problems will only be solved when we become more accountable to ourselves and to our communities.
Progress begins when we stop asking, "Who can we blame?"
And start asking, "What can we improve?"
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, PRAISE THE LORD 🙏🥺. My heart is full of gratitude as I share this final update : I’ve been compensated 115k for my stolen onions through an order by the board at @NCPB_KE Head office industrial Area .
After thorough investigation,it was established that
President of Botswana 🇧🇼 Duma Boko stunned the audience after stopping midway through his speech to deliver a brutal but powerful lecture on relationships, loyalty, and trust.
There was tension at Kuhuhia Girls after students allegedly threatened to set the dormitory ablaze. Parents were advised to pick up their daughters for a short break by 8 am today.
Gachagua’s London mission appears to have overestimated influence and underestimated protocol. You don’t walk into global power corridors without groundwork. The silence from UK leadership speaks volumes.
Kulambalamba Mzungu
#UKRejectsRiggy
Jane Marriott MI6
London Si Wamunyoro