Fiji Rugby:
Collins Injera has retired let's induct him into our 7s Hall of Fame
Melrose Rugby Hall of Fame :
Collins Injera has retired let's induct him into our 7s Hall of Fame
Kenya Rugby: Collo aliisha
Unaambiwa mbona you don't share your issues as a man then you do and become vulnerable, next thing ni either thread kwa TL ama it being used against you. Go out there talk to the trees like a mad man. Ama talk to other men or a therapist.
@geegatwiri This is why you don't tell people your plans when you want to accomplish something.
Every naysayer will have an opinion of what you should and shouldn't do.
Truth is, the government cannot function without tenders.
There are also tenders in the private sector.
I’m sorry guys I quit twitter,
I wanna focus on my future. I don’t think I’m getting anywhere here so I’ve decided this will be my last tweet I appreciate you all.
These are the facts about the US in Africa, shamefully so. We're not thinking big enough about Africa in the right ways.
All we do is talk about and fund "stuff". Programs to nurture and fund women, the 20-somethings who are "Africa's future", tech, vibes, B2B facilitation.
90% of Africans will never feel the impact of our usual basket of goodies and if they do, they won't know it came from the USA.
The majority of what the US presents to Africa are laudable things, as it goes, in the soft-power arsenal of any superpower that would claim the mantel of "our way is great!".
Yet, it's key that all of the above is coupled with doing hard tangible projects on the ground. Infrastructure funded and built by American companies that has immediate impact on peoples lives, that will still be standing in 75 years.
Go finish LAPSSET, for free. Build a highway that'll last for 30 years, using the Western latest technology that hold up to extreme conditions. And not just to Juba, but all the way to the Central African Republic border. Build all the border crossings and every other bit of surrounding infrastructure needed to run primary regional highway. Start an East African school of highway engineering and construction, fully US funded and staffed, which also includes training in use and maintenance heavy equipment. Sponsored by Caterpillar. This school would have students from all of Africa, with teaching in English, French, and Arabic. The knock on effects to the continent would be massive.
So simple, yet everyone in the US State Department wants to fund women's groups growing organic lettuce. Leave that to Dutch Aid.. America has a whole US Army Corp of Engineers that could be another tool of our soft-power. We've built big stuff. Why don't we build big stuff for Africa?
The US needs to fund programs and do big projects in Africa that can be done without taking into consideration the degree of adherence to "democratic ideals" of a specific country. PEPFAR is a good example of this. Everyone got PEPFAR, no matter how naughty they were.
Largely, infrastructure should be viewed the same. If a country is suffering because of a generational lack of connectivity to the world, we should still build it, even if there's a dictator in power. Mobility breeds prosperity, which breeds democracy.
Concerned about insecurity and Russian influence in central Africa? Go finish LAPSSET gratis and extend it to the CAR border, hell.. just do the same all the way to Bangui!
Like, tomorrow.
Building a highway from Lamu Port to Bangui, on no political conditions, for free..
Combined with building a continent wide focused university level school of highway engineering, construction, and management based in East Africa..
The impact of these two simple things on a large part of Africa would be massive.
And come on, South Sudan and the Central African Republic deserve better from us.
We whine all day about Wagner in CAR and how South Sudan (the country we birthed) can't do anything right, yet both of these countries have the worst road systems in the world connecting to extremely long logistical chains.
Want to end Russian influence in CAR? Rock up to Bangui tomorrow and tell them that we're going to build new highways connecting all provincial capitals for free. Staff at the Russian Cultural Center would be packing their bags the next day.
America and the State Department can't see the forest for the trees in Africa.
Our influence in Africa will otherwise continue to wane as the Belt-Way African experts continue to feed their unimaginative, steamy glassed views and ideas about "what Africa actually needs" to an ever revolving cast of political characters in the legislative and foreign policy institutions of Washington, spun ever faster by our democratic system of governance.
People who never supported you when you were at your lowest are the ones that complain the most when you struggle on your own, make it and put them in your past.
There is this stage in life where you just start losing the strength to argue with people. Even when they say 1+1=4 or the sun rises in the North and sets in the South, you are right Brother Benard.
If you're not working multiple remote jobs with chatGPT you're leaving money on the table.
I just finished setting up my home office to work 10 different remote engineering jobs.
I'm personally not worried about AI taking my job.
I even interviewed him.🤦🏾♀️
His name is Peter Kungu from mtwapa.
He was sent money to buy foodstuff (guests were arriving at night) and also money for his services but he never showed up. Use him at your own risk.
I realized that you can’t negotiate genuine desires in relationships when I discovered that the lady who wants you to wait for sex will easily be banged by another guy on the first date. It’s never a matter of time,it’s about genuine desires.
Our 1st kitchen vs our 7th kitchen.🥳
Started by feeding 25 children but now currently feeding 140,000 children everyday across all our 7 kitchens.
#Feedingthefuture.