@TelkomKenya I bought this package but Telkom is slow where I live. After visiting the telkom shop in eldoret the staff assured me there's network here. It's not working and I'm frustrated. Do I have any recourse? I live in Kipkaren.
What ought to be done when two adolescents engage in consensual sex?
Former CJ David Maraga had called for the amendment of the Sexual Offences Act, saying the law was unfair to young boys.
#JailedForLove: https://t.co/nbqYrkhvxr
@Rosiewangui
Thousands of adolescent boys across Kenya are languishing in jail for engaging in normal adolescent experiments, while their female counterparts are not punished.
Instead of support or guidance, they are exposed to stigma, school disruption, a permanent criminal record...
#JailedForLove: https://t.co/iE6swe6Wct
@Rosiewangui
"Mangware" by Watendawili and Matata. Especially parts za Matata.
Najua mtanipika but, "Niko handas, na huyu mkamba ako na ngotha kwa handbag...Jaber why you make my dick hardiii" is some trash nonsense I only put up with so that I can hear Watendawili's parts.
A lot of you never held any leadership role prior to marriage. Not your offices, not in associations you belong to, not even headboy of your primary school, so marriage is the one place you finally get to be the local champion leader you’ve been having wet dreams about.
Pathetic
In 1974, Marina Abramović stood still for six hours and let strangers do anything they wanted to her.
The performance was called Rhythm 0.
Beside her was a table with 72 objects.
Some were harmless: a rose, feathers, honey, bread, wine, and perfume.
Others were weapons: scissors, knives, razor blades, chains, a whip, and a loaded gun.
At first, people treated her gently. They gave her flowers, kissed her, and moved her body like she was a doll.
Then they realized she would not resist.
The crowd began cutting off her clothes, touching her, writing on her skin, and using blades on her body.
Someone cut her neck and drank her blood.
Near the end, a person placed the loaded gun in her hand, pointed it at her head, and pushed her finger toward the trigger.
A fight broke out between spectators. Some wanted the performance to continue, while others realized someone might actually pull the trigger.
That was the moment the room split between those willing to hurt her and those trying to stop it.
When the six hours ended, Abramović started walking toward the audience.
Many of the same people who had touched, humiliated, and hurt her turned away and left, unable to face her as a real person again.