The real story here is that (a large number of) Sub-Saharan Africans are perfectly capable to complete Western degrees, yet are locked down the social hierarchy for no other reason than the immigration control
If you’re tired of the constant construction and felling of trees. You can attend these meetings. They bank on people not showing up so they can claim they followed due process.
It was a dream of mine to see this show with my cousin.
Could not wipe the smile off my face yesterday.
There will never be an artist more inspiring than Ye.
If you blame a foreigner, who without connections, doesn’t speak sheng, or any other Kenyan language, maybe not good in English, for your misery and joblessness , you must be a big piece of shit!!
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.
#GoKmimicry
Now I am NO FAN in any way shape or form of KRA but a (tiny) part of me feels sorry for them and many other government bodies.
You spend a lot of time and work putting in place new initiatives and process, updating manuals and systems, doing press releases and communiques and even going on to shoot professional videos “clarifying” things.
Then a guy just appears on TV and just makes a fool out of you invalidating your work and issuing random decrees.
If this was an Imam, every American politician and Elon Musk glazer would be chimping out. Yet they are alarmingly quiet when it’s a Chabad Lubavitch Rabbi.
Concerning. 🎯
I'm so glad someone finally made this compilation. If you know the person, please tag her (I got it in a WhatsApp group). Each of the countless times I watched shows randomly insert something about Israel in shows and films, I would wish I had the time or skill to create something like this. To be sure, what this woman put together is a tiny glimpse. Pay attention next time you're watching something. It's inevitable you'll run into some mention of Israel in ways that portray it as benevolent or magnificent.
Anne Heche was making a documentary about child sex trafficking and Adrenochrome harvesting in Hollywood.
She was involved in a grisly road accident.
LAPD said she died on the spot.
But drone footage shows her trying to get out of the body bag they shoved her in and a newscastter shouting "oh my god, she is completely alive."
You've been told the conflict in Palestine is ancient, rooted in centuries of religious hatred between Arabs and Jews.
This video shows an Arab man who grew up in Jerusalem, describing something completely different.
He lived alongside Jews and Christian Arabs. They studied in the same schools. His family was friends with Jewish families. They coexisted peacefully.
For 13 centuries, Jews found refuge in Islamic states when Europe was persecuting them. Palestine welcomed them. The Ottoman Empire protected them.
The conflict began with the arrival of international Zionism. Not before. A political movement created the divide. The hatred you see today was manufactured, not inherited.
This video is from a Soviet documentary from 1982.
It's not love. It's gaslighting.
The problem is the social value of mansions in ushago. Why do we build castles there, when by the time we retire, our children won't be living with us? The house will be empty, and we will be struggling to climb up the stairs with our arthritic knees. And it doesn't help that stone structures are cold at an age where we need warmth
But when such a thing is a value social value, it's easy to gaslight someone and make them feel like an alien for not valuing such a project. And everyone praises you when you do it. With that social pressure, it's very difficult to resist. And someone breathing down your neck every day about it makes things even worse.
The problem starts in the political economy. Kenya's political economy is very feudal and forces us to make choices to keep certain relationships and to have a certain status. We need a revolution to sort this out.