She could've made the point about getting into an already full vehicle without bringing the "uko na ball na hujabuy gari" part. Next tutaanza kusema PWDs wachill nyumbani juu mbona unatoka nje na huna uwezo, let's advocate for a better public transport system for everybody
the best thing you can do for yourself is actively increase your surface area for luck to hit you. go outside, try new cafes, museums, events, take a new route home, speak to people, ask questions, side quest. the more you do, the more serendipity and synchronicity will find you.
Kenya bags African title as World Rafting Cup debuts in Africa: Kenya became the first African country to host a World Rafting Cup event, with international teams competing on the Grade III and IV rapids of the Tana River in Sagana. The competition gave Kenyan paddlers a rare opportunity to test themselves against some of the world's top crews on home waters.
As a woman who doesn’t have any kids, it’s probably one of the first things I talk about when a new man starts moving to me.
Help me not waste your time because I’m not the woman who will bear your kids.
I’m the woman who wants to sail into the sunset with my childfree lover
Being a flowergirl when we were little was so teaaa. You get all new everything, kwanza fancy stuff😂 tiara, dress, tights, shoess, kale kabasket, glovesss. Hair laiddd. They would even let you ujipake lipstick, perfume and cutex😂😂 plus the glitter that would stay in your hair for dayss. The singing, everyone looking nice. Peak girlhood.
I've seen literacy programs in Kenya where illiterate parents are told to stare at a book for 30 min a day in the general vicinity of their children while occasionally flipping the pages
It's for the child to know that reading is a thing. The actual reading is taught in school
Start reading and writing every day. Doesn’t matter what you write about just write, even if it’s about the 10-20 pages of the book you read. These screens are making our cognition decline in horrific ways.
Not exaggerating when I say the future depends on this catching on en masse. Kids, adults. Book clubs, silent reading groups. For the past twenty-five years tech has corroded our attention, intelligence and basic pleasure in living, and books are the key to winning them back.
There is a certain glow up/beauty/confidence to something that's truly loved .Utaiona kwa loved kids ,siblings,partners, pets ,homes, friends.. Ladies and gentlemen, the cure might actually be love . Thanks for coming to my TED Talk