jabatar..

[valery sablin @excessrue]

set in a mining town in west virginia, matewan (1987) follows a company’s attempt to break a miners strike by pitting african american and immigrant workers against one another. as the story unfolds it reveals how these divisions are manufactured into a story of class solidarity.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

“Now you look like a Minister of Coal.”

CHERNOBYL (2019)

[♡ @velunehq]

Anhedonia

[✧˚ @Kinngszn]

Kairosclerosis

[Řõððïę @Its_Roddie]

😭

[Totty @joellytottila]

City imeturn yellow juu ya makojoo 😭

[Mueni♥️💫 @murziefaith]

Good evening guys.
I'm still your one-stop plug for anything Pre-cast concrete products related☺️I fabricate CABROS, Kerbs, hollow blocks, etc, and LAY at a very friendly price.
Please Patronize my business 🙏🏾

[LAIKA @laikasnewlife]

These donkeys would make a killing at a gig explaining AWD, 4WD, RWD and FWD 😂😂😂😂😂

[Anjeyo E. Ananda @anj_116_]

@Kusema1000X @AminZizoooo99 @AlinurMohamed_ Single Ugly Luo Boy??

[jabatar.. @jabatarr]

@baalo24 Congratulations kaka

[Saint Nomad @Saint_n0mad]

engineers are the artists of highest order.

[DismasWaTabu @DismasWaTabu]

So the matatu strike paralysed the country for two days, people died, businesses burned, and the masterstroke solution from the government was to sit down with matatu owners in Mombasa and cut a deal. Crisis solved. Everyone goes home happy except Kenyans.

Kenyans still woke up the next morning paying Sh140 from Kayole to town. The boda boda rider still could not save a shilling after fuelling. The mother travelling from Githunguri was and is still paying Sh150 one way, praying she makes enough sales to afford the return trip. But the matatus were moving again, so apparently that counts as governance.

Here is the fundamental problem the Kenya Kwanza administration refuses to understand. The matatu industry is not the crisis. It is a symptom. When you negotiate with matatu owners while leaving fuel prices untouched, you have treated a broken leg with a bandage. The patient is still limping. You have just made the limp quieter.

The real crisis is at the pump. At Sh214 for petrol and Sh242 for diesel, every Kenyan who buys food, uses transport, runs a business or sends a child to school is being squeezed every single day. No handshake at State House Mombasa changes those numbers. No meeting with industry leaders puts money back in a hawker's pocket.

This is the regime's favourite trick. Negotiate with the loudest voice in the room, declare victory and hope everyone else forgets they are still suffering. The matatu owners got a seat at the table. Ordinary Kenyans got a promise for June or July.

A crisis that hits everyone cannot be solved by cutting deals with one sector. That is not crisis management. That is crisis postponement, and Kenyans are paying full price for it.

Dismas wa Tabu. Dreaming in installments. Billed in full.

[ㄖchibo @0chibo_]

Hii nchi inazidi kuingia trenches.

The World Bank just funded a BIOBANK in Kenya capable of freezing and archiving 10,000 biological samples indefinitely.

Not for transfusion. For RESEARCH.

That biobank stores:

• Your DNA
• Your disease markers
• Your antibody profile
• Your biological identity

Forever. For purposes haujui, funded by Washington. The biobank doesn't expire.

[ㄖchibo @0chibo_]

Niaje half of Laikipia county is owned by 21 foreign families?

Underneath that same Laikipia kuna gold, nickel, chromite, copper, iron, titanium, and rare earth elements.

Na tuko sawa tu?

[jabatar.. @jabatarr]

Montego bay-Freddie Notes🌬️

[Eng Abdul Kariim Katende @welandfab]

We locally invent new machines from scratch at my workshop. This is the first of it’s kind in Uganda and East Africa

[Eng Abdul Kariim Katende @welandfab]

A certain University wanted to produce roof tiles,bricks and pavers from sand mixed with plastic, they approached me and I locally fabricated for them this hydraulic press machine. In short I’m a professor

[jabatar.. @jabatarr]

@_jabanese @joellytottila Eeh rada mzee umeficha ivo

[jabatar.. @jabatarr]

@onlynganga2 Naguku Laikipia

[Mwangi Kimani @123kimani]

@jackprandelli And another African country that can't do any better but get raped for its natural resources for relative peanuts.

Nothing to see here.