A man showcases his siblings houses.
Among them are a teacher, a police officer working in Haiti, a KDF office,
Another sibling based in Russia, a priest at a major church in Kenya, and his sister who is a chief.
They all share an open washroom.
Given their living conditions, they surely deserve affordable housing.
Weuh 🤣🤣🤣
European MPs have voted to block funding to Tanzania and to consider sanctions against powerful people behind human rights violations.
Our latest report on CNN keeps the international spotlight on Tanzania
@KenyaPower_Care , why is it that when power fails behind Siaya County stadium, it takes years to resolve? Is it because KP Siaya is profiling that its majorly students hostels around there?
I wonder.
It’s happening in Tanzania.
The revolution is on.
The People and the People’s Defence Forces are united to reclaim Tanzania’s sovereignty, dignity and freedom! Viva!
#FreeTunduLisu
In Tanzania The Citizens Hit The Streets With A Portrait of BABA Raila Odinga As A Sign of Courage In The Fight For Democracy and Power of The People.
Rest In Power Jakom ✊
@KenyaPower_Care , ni engineers mmekosa at Siaya Town branch ama nini inawqfanya? There are so many qualified Engineer graduates without jobs.
Why is it that every day now more than a week without power at Siaya GK Prison?
Just resign if you can't do your job
# ManagerKPSYA
@KenyaPower_Care@KenyaPower_Care , next to GK Prison Siaya Town Bondo Road. Everyday power must go out on this line. Why? Every day, surely? What kind of engineering are you guys doing? I have visited your offices severally, filled your visitors book. It's not my line, a whole area
Kenyan police have turned Nairobi into a war zone, using tear gas, flash bangs and water cannon trucks indiscriminately against mostly peaceful protesters.
PS: Please don't crowd around my team when you see us. It makes our signal terrible like this
Vijana Wanainyemelea Ikulu?
Maafisa wa polisi wakita kambi kwenye Ikulu ya Nairobi kutokana na hofu ya kuvamiwa na waandamanaji.
#NTVJioni@swakesho_@FredMuitiriri
Kenyan police cornered peaceful protesters in a blocked alley, beat them up, then teargassed them.
"Larry ukienda tutauliwa," one of them said. "If you leave, we'll get killed."
Police brutality during protests against police brutality