Let the young man in his desperation go out and hunt. If he kills the elephant, then his poverty ends. If the elephant kills him, then his poverty ends.✌️
This is the current situation on the Nairobi–Nakuru Highway at Gilgil. Despite our political differences, we need to support the construction of the Rironi–Mau Summit Road. We need this road completed as soon as yesterday, and we will fight anyone who stands against the construction of this highway.
To those saying we shouldn’t blame Sakaja because "even Dubai floods," stop it. That is such a pathetic approach.
Dubai has 24/7 satellite monitoring, emergency bunkers, and rescue teams that actually show up in minutes. What do we have? A Governor who is completely missing in action. You knew this was gonna happen but as always you decided it was not your job to care!!
Fixing the drainage isn’t a favor, it’s the job. And I hope we can now see how this incompetence doesn’t just hurt the poor, it’s hitting everyone!!
Please rise up against this mediocre administration. This is exactly what happens when we choose to be silent while people like the dimple chairman are busy ruining the only country we have😏
@SakajaJohnson feel tagged!
What was meant to be a Christmas holiday turned into one of the darkest moments for a parent who simply wanted her children to enjoy their time in Kenya. Wambui Ndirangu and her husband were struck by heartbreaking news following a tragic car accident involving their children while they were in Kenya for the December holidays.
Emmanuel Nyori DeLeon (13), Emmanuel Kairu (6), and their sister Njeri (16) sustained serious injuries in the accident and were rushed to Nairobi Hospital for treatment. Unfortunately, the two brothers passed away a few hours later, leaving their sister in critical condition.
Ten days later, Njeri was declared brain-dead and sadly passed away on Friday last week. A family has lost all their children. They are now humbly requesting everyone to keep them in prayers as they navigate this extremely painful time.
For those willing to offer financial support to help with medical bills and other related expenses during this difficult period, please reach out or submit your contributions as indicated below.
Kindly note that the family currently operates only via Cash App and Zelle; they have not yet set up a Paybill. Kindly send your contributions to:
Tom Ndirangu
Zelle: 732-491-7135
Cash App: $TomNdirangu
Charlo & Monica Bwayi
Cash App: $Bwayi
Susan Mutura
Zelle: 901-672-4900
Your prayers and support are deeply appreciated!!!
People who conquer their battle with alcoholism are indeed heroes. My elder brother battled with it for years, constantly slipping back into old patterns, until he lost his fight a few years ago. At his burial, I learned that a few days before his passing, he had escaped his hospital bed to buy Uganda Waragi, a local gin.
Alcoholism wasn't just my brother's struggle; it affected my entire family, including my late father. The damage it does is huge and it is even evident in the many celebrities who have succumbed to this battle.
In 1980, the third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, (DSM-3), recognized alcoholism as part of a bigger mental health disorder. The latest edition, DSM-5, now categorizes it as Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) or Substance Use Disorder (SUD), acknowledging it as a mental disorder with both physical and mental symptoms.
In our society like I recently wrote, there is a lack of understanding around mental health, which leads to misconceptions about disorders like alcoholism. This leads to the misconception that alcoholism is a choice, when in fact it is an illness that affects victims in every aspect of their lives - professionally, physically, emotionally, and financially.
The issue is worsened by the fact that the victims themselves, influenced by societal views, often fail to recognize their condition as an illness. This leads them further down a self destructive path, especially when they feel abandoned by friends and family.
If possible, before the situation deteriorates, please set a limit for yourself; maintain a healthy consumption level and adhere to it. Be your own police. Or work with a friend or "drink-mate" to monitor and support each other.
Please do something while you still can because once it turns into alcoholism, the journey back to sobriety is exceedingly difficult, and in many cases, impossible.
Take care!
My neighbor was pregnant weeks ago,I Have not been seeing her,i met her yestertoday Evening at the gate,coming back from the hospital, dropped by an Uber,with just a basin, Baby clothes,face full of tears while being escorted by the gateman................I just realized that she lost her kid just after birth.....
I pray for every woman that is pregnant to have a safe delivery.......I pray for the life that you are carrying to come out successful !No woman deserves such a painful ordeal!!!!
Eliud Kipchoge statue at the Nike headquarters.
His kiburi will multiply ten-fold now.
This guy doesn’t even talk to his neighbors. All interviews are given to international media, doesn’t do local journalists.
Muzungu’s have a way of brainwashing African athletes.