3 Kenyan start ups among 16 winners of Tencent's CarbonX 2.0, an initiative backing climate solutions with nearly Sh3.9B($30m) in funding.
The Kenyan start ups are:
—Octavia Carbon: They develop Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology that extracts carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
—Flux : They remove carbon dioxide from atmosphere through natural rock powders.
—Cella Mineral Storage : They inject captured atmospheric carbon dioxide into volcanic rocks.
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The good thing about social media is that it always exposes the lies mainstream media tries to sell us. The story of the late Justice David Majanja is one of those painful truths that refuse to stay buried. For some time now @AssociatesRoba has been highlighting disturbing details surrounding disputed wills and inheritance battles.
If you haven’t followed that page yet, you should, especially men who are entangled with baby mamas and ex-wives. Some stories are lessons. This one is a warning. Many people have been quick to label Majanja’s sisters greedy for challenging the will.
But the truth is far deeper, and far darker than what’s being pushed in public. David Majanja did not have a good relationship with his father. He grew up in a home filled with pain.
His mother endured years of suffering under the same man who now wants to benefit from Majanja’s sweat. The people of Muraka Village in Kakamega know exactly how Majanja’s mother died.
Majanja was the first to find his mother dead, a trauma that haunted him into adulthood. Many believe this pain is what pushed him to never marry. After her death, Mzee remarried a university professor.
Years later, he got into another affair with a Kamba woman, the same woman you recently saw him with on Citizen TV. When the professor filed for divorce, Mzee shamelessly demanded a share of her wealth because she was financially well-off.
Despite the divorce, the professor continued to raise Majanja and his two sisters. She educated them, clothed them, and stood in for the parent who had abandoned them, while Mzee was busy enjoying life with his new partner.
That abandonment planted permanent bitterness between Majanja and his father. The Kamba woman later came with a son from a previous relationship; Martin, now being presented as Majanja’s rightful heir. Yet they never grew up together. They shared no childhood, no struggles, no bond.
Still, Majanja rose. He became successful. And despite the childhood pain, he built his father a home and bought him a car. Majanja later bought himself a home on Riara Road and lived there with his younger sister, the same sister he supported fully until his sudden death.
Then came the shock. A mysterious will suddenly surfaced claiming Majanja had left everything to his stepbrother, the son of the woman who once chased him and his sisters from their own home.
Before Majanja died, he made one thing very clear: he wanted to be cremated and never buried at his father’s home. And so he was cremated at Kariokor, honoring his final wish.
After his death, his younger sister remained in the Riara home with his vehicles, until one morning his father showed up, kicked her out, moved in with his Kamba wife and her son, and took over everything.
Today, Mzee has abandoned his Kakamega home and fully occupied his son’s house and cars, in favor of his stepson. He was a chain smoker. He took uji excessively. He was later diagnosed with cancer.
Now tell me,, Is this about inheritance? Or is it about rewriting history and stealing a dead man’s life work? That Mzee is a very evil man if you ask me. Everyone who was close to Majanja knew his story & that's one of the reasons his colleagues in the judiciary challenged the will on behalf of the sisters.
But walimwengu are saying it's Kamote doing wonders because one can't fathom how a father can decide to hate his own children & embrace another man's cumzigo. Huku inje Kuna mambo ayaaam telling you. Na kama kawa sisi walala hoii hatuna maoni, Letu Jicho tu.👀
Baba in life never belonged to the state; he belonged to the people. He defied the government protocols and bureaucracy that they now want to confine his body to.
The best decision I ever made was marrying you, @MichelleObama. For 33 years, I’ve admired your strength, grace, and determination — and the fact that you look so good doing it all. Happy anniversary!