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[Samwel Wekesa @bungomaduke]

Here is the video you've all been waiting for. A comprehensive breakdown of Kenya's police units, their specific roles and the responsibilities assigned to each. Everything you need to know has been explained in detail.

[YUA @creative_yua]

Let me tell you something many people don't know about all of these Core i3, i5, i7 and i9.

Many people don't understand that each of them has its uniqueness.

You don't just say "I want Core i7" merely because it's Core i7. You need to consider what exactly you want to use the laptop for.

I'll deferentiate between all these cores.

But first of all....

What exactly are these things called cores?

Think of them as workers inside your laptop. Basically, they determine your laptop's level of performance.

1.🔹 Core i3 (Basic performance)

Good for ordinary activities like:

• Browsing the internet
• Microsoft Word/Excel
• Online classes
• Watching videos
• Emails and everyday tasks

If you're just using your laptop for student work and casual activities, then Core i3 is all you need.

2.🔹 Core i5 (Mid-range performance)

This one's good for:

• A certain level of multitasking
• Programming
• Office work
• Photo editing
• General professional use
• Some level of gaming

For many people, Core i5 is the sweet spot, especially if you want a balance between basic functions and a little bit of extra efficiency without having to break the bank. Students, programmers and office people can definitely go for this.

3.🔹 Core i7 (High performance)

Designed for more demanding work, and it's good for:

• Video editing
• Serious multitasking
• More demanding software
• Gaming
• Graphics/design work
• Professional workloads

This is a good deal for graphic designers, video editors, and people who might want to use some really demanding software.

4.🔹 Core i9 (Very high performance)

Generally a very high-end Core option, designed for people who need a lot of processing power, such as:

• Serious professional video editing
• 3D rendering
• High-end gaming
• Heavy professional workloads

Most ordinary users don't need an i9 at all, and that's probably why the highest you'll easily find people advertising in the Nigerian market is i7.

.....
Having said all that...

I must make something clear:

Checking the Core isn't enough.
You also need to check the generation and exact processor.

For example:

Core i5-8250U → 8th Gen
Core i7-1165G7 → 11th Gen
Core i5-1235U → 12th Gen
Core i7-13700H → 13th Gen

The letter at the end also matters:

The U, P, H, or HX at the end have what they mean. I'll make a separate post explaining them later.

Another thing worth remembering: always choose an SSD over an HDD.

[GOATFATHER🇰🇪 @ClintonioKE]

We can all agree that Chokee jingli a.k.a Jaymo Decin is the goat of imitation. This Ciggie Johnson video got me on the floor fr😂😂

[Billionaire Child of God @Billionair1w]

Very true no matter what you do, water will always find its level, so calm down!

[Muthoni Njakwe @muthoni_njakwe]

I understand the challenges we face as the people of Murang’a. I have the education and work experience needed to serve as Woman Representative.

As a CPA-K, I have worked as a Senior Accountant for years. I understand how public money should be managed, how to ensure accountability, and how to identify projects that can improve people’s lives.

As a Member of the National Assembly, I will use my knowledge and experience to question how public money is spent, push for better services, and ensure that government resources are used properly.

I will speak up for women, youth, children, and persons with disabilities. I will push for projects that create jobs, support businesses, and improve the lives of our people.

Muthoni Njakwe (Wamathabu)
Murang’a Woman Rep 2027

[Skeka @onlyskeka]

Nimenotice naishi a very lonely life. Sidhani niko na real friends. Contact list iko tu na wasee tunajuana. Apart from wazazi hakuna mtu anaweza nicall kunijulia hali ama salamu tu. Nikiona call najuanga kuna kitu msee anataka. Is this normal for men ama ni pekeyangu?

[shiks Githinji @_marywanjiku]

Goodmorning my X family, only one month remaining before my kidney transplant surgery, but I haven't reached my fundraising target. 💔😭

I'm scared and worried. What happens if my surgery date arrives and I still haven't raised enough? After everything I've endured through kidney failure and dialysis, I'm desperately praying for this second chance at life.🥹🙏

I'm so close, yet the financial gap feels so heavy. Please help me reach the finish line. Every contribution, no matter how small, and every repost brings me closer to my dream of living again.

May God touch hearts and bless everyone standing with me. 🙏❤️

Mpesa:0795526072(Mary Githinji)

Mchanga:https://t.co/wT3y4hQvcp

[Jeff Boston @Jeffboston_1]

Turning ordinary household materials into beautiful DIY decorations with a little creativity and imagination

[Janet Machuka @janetmachuka_]

Your Saturday's Dose of Documentary To Watch

1. Wagner: An Investigation into Putin Killers | Investigation

2. The Cult Of Suicide Bombers: Inside The Mind of Martyrdom | Witness.

3. Death In Dubai | BBC Africa Eye Documentary

4. Investigating The Online Scam Epidemic: Scammed | FRONTLINE+ Associated Press

5. A Case Too Disturbing To Make it to Netflix | The Decoder

6. Inside the Search Amelia Earhart | National Geographic

7. The Dark Side of The Scientology Cult | ENDEVR

8. Who Killed Shireen Abu Akleh | Al Jazeera

9. Horrific Secrets Exposed at the Diddy Trial | 60 Minutes Australia

[sharp purnima @sharppurni16w]

Automatic chapati making machine....

[Empress Ade @cessadelove1]

Someone somewhere might benefit from this.

When a child is sick — Exodus 15:26
Feeling overwhelmed — Isaiah 40:11
Physical exhaustion — Matthew 11:28
Needing spiritual strength — Isaiah 40:29
Concerns about the baby — Philippians 4:6-7
Struggling with self-doubt — Romans 8:1
Seeking divine wisdom — James 1:5
Cultivating patience — Galatians 5:22-23
Managing postpartum emotions — Psalm 34:18
Finding peace amid chaos — Isaiah 26:3
Prioritizing rest — Psalm 23:1-3
Balancing responsibilities — Psalm 127:2
Feeling unseen by others — Genesis 16:13
Protecting one’s child — Psalm 121:7-8

[shiks Githinji @_marywanjiku]

Goodmorning,Goodafternoon,Goodevening from all over the world.

I’m on dialysis again today, fighting through another day while hoping for the chance to get a kidney transplant. 💔

The fundraising has been slow, and honestly, I need your help. If you can contribute, please do. If you can’t, repost, reshare or amplify my story. You never know whose timeline might reach the person who can change my life. 🙏🏽❤️
Mpesa:0795526072(Mary Githinji)

Mchanga:,https://t.co/wT3y4hQvcp

[Muthoni Njakwe @muthoni_njakwe]

Dear God,
We come before You this morning with grateful hearts. Thank You for the gift of life and for the privilege of stepping into this Tuesday.

We commit this day into Your able hands. Go before us, Lord. Order our steps, protect our peace, and bless the work of our hands. Let every plan aligned with Your will prosper.

We ask for Your favor to open doors no man can shut. May Your presence surround us in every meeting, every task, and every decision we make. Give us clarity, wisdom, and confidence as we move through this day.

You are a powerful God; nothing is too hard for You. We surrender every concern and choose to walk in faith and expectation.

We declare that this Tuesday is blessed, productive, and filled with divine favor. We move in strength, not fear. We walk in victory, not uncertainty.

In Jesus’ name we pray

[African Hub @AfricanHub_]

Kenyan maths and physics teacher Peter Tabichi won the $1 million Global Teacher Prize after giving away 80% of his income to help poorer students and families around him.

He taught at Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School in rural Nakuru County, with one computer, weak internet and 58 students to every teacher, and still got his class competing in national science contests.

He was picked from more than 10,000 nominations and applications across 179 countries, and was the first African to take the prize.

Two of his students later represented Kenya at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Arizona, where they won a UN Sustainable Development Goal Award.

[DAVID KINGSTONE @Adoniskingstone]

Bible verses that terrify demons

#lagoslife #iniedo #ritadominic #isbn

[Mary Kathomi @MaryK2022]

Burkina Faso to the world

Long live Ibrahim Traore

[Rishabh @Rixhabh__]

FORGET UDEMY.
FORGET COURSERA.
FORGET PAID COURSES.

CLAUDE can now teach you anything for free.

Use these prompts and level up your learning in 2026:

[𝔾𝕝𝕠𝕓𝕒𝕝 𝔹𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕕♛ @Brand_Anuj]

Don’t Throw Away Your Old Charging Cable! ⚡

[Janet Machuka @janetmachuka_]

6 Best Documentary Suggestions To Watch This Weekend.

1. Cheap but Deadly: Deceptively Real & Life Threatening | On The Trail of Product Counterfeiters | DW Documentary

2. The North Korean Operatives Hiding Inside U.S Companies | WSJ Documentary

3. The World's Most Dangerous Family?: The Mafia That Rules Italy From The Shadows: Killed For Betrayal | Witness Documentary

4. Hacked, Cloned, Gone: Inside Europe's Car Theft Underworld | Witness Documentary

5. Deported To Africa: An International Investigation Into Trump's Immigration Policy | France 24

6. Catching My Teacher | BBC World Service Documentary

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

Jacob had twelve sons, and when you put their names together, as they appear on the breastplate, you see a nuanced picture of the gospel message revealed. It's amazing how God hid all these wonderful truths in simple names and stories.

Reuben—Behold a son is born to us
Simon—One who hears
Levi—Attached
Judah—Praise the Lord
Dan—judge/judged
Naphtali—My struggle
Gad—Good fortune
Asher—Happiness
Issachar—Reward
Zebulun—Honor
Joseph—Add to my family
Benjamin—Son of righteousness
This is what it says when compiled together:
“Behold, a Son is born to us, one who hears us and who is attached to us. Praise the Lord. He judged our struggle and brought us good fortune, happiness, reward, and honor, and He added us to His family and called us sons of righteousness, sons and daughters of His right hand!"

God is opening gateways of glory in this season. He will restore you in 2026 and more is on the way