I never anticipated spending my 33rd birthday protesting but again Kenya is my country of birth.The protests are bigger than myself.They are for the sake of Kenyans who died fighting for a better country.
#REJECTFİNANCEBILLKENYA2024#RevolutionNowOrNever
Omg waking up to the news that they took them. The message is loud and clear, we all march. We march today for them and against tyranny. This is absolutely unacceptable!!!! Broooo what????
#RejectFinanceBill2024
Hon. Opiyo Wandayi: In addition to Oguda, there are other 7 Kenyans who are under abduction. These are young patriotic Kenyans who are missing. Let the IG of the Police come forth with the whereabouts of these Kenyans.
#FinanceBill2024#K24Siasa
Very soon i’ll get me a man! A man who won’t be simu ya jamii ! A man who everywoman won’t say wamepitia ! A man who will love me & give me babies ! A man who will love my good & other side ! A man who will do life with me ! A man who will not tell lies a man my man my man 🥹🕯️🕯️
Sudan is Africa’s third-largest producer of gold and one of the poorest countries in the world. One of the architects of the current Sudan crisis is General Hemedti. He owns a goldmine in Sudan. His family, the Dagolos, is now one of the richest in the country, and they are not discreet about it.
In a video posted last year, Hemedti’s cousin boasted that the Dagalos has become “one of Africa’s richest families”.
In Africa, some people are ready and willing to let their country burn to the ground as long as they hold on to power and the collective wealth of the people.
Kenyans are suing Britain for up to $200B in reparations for land theft and violent colonial abuses.
With multinational corporations still occupying the land, former Chief Justice of Kenya Willy Mutunga explains how it's like "the British never left."