@thee_alfa_house This guy is just being a pvssy, utapata walipatana club, he married her akijua ni mlevi this does not look like it's a first event 😊😊.
@citizentvkenya@OBurrows You listen to this program and ypu would think only educated kenyans access medications in pharmacies and chemists around the country. The solution the panelists are giving are not practical in the rural kenya. Especially how to notice a fake drug.. or generic versions.
@ExecChefKabura It was foolish of you to start the physical attack, even after thr first beating youstill stood and continued, stop complaining, you go got what you went looking for
Never forget South African thugs killed Lucky Dube because they confused him for a Nigerian national and wanted to rob him. That’s how deep the xenophobia goes down south.
@ntvkenya Until we also start talking about the corrupt/misgovernment culture in heading public institutions in this country, nothing is going away. Many heads, director, . managers, top officials are corrupt to the core. This KNH story is not that new.
Parents abdicating their duty to sons-in-law in th name of wacha arudishe mkono. Kumbaff nyinyi. You are limiting growth of your daughter's family, grow up ( sorry you are old ) ,, WISEN UP!
The joy some people derive from Arsenal’s defeat says more about human nature than football. There is a strange comfort many find in the fall of those who are striving, perhaps because it makes their own struggles feel lighter. When something or someone is seen as “good,” their failure becomes a spectacle, not just a result. It reminds us that, for many, it is easier to celebrate a downfall than to confront someone else’s rise.