You’re pathetic, and your apology is just as pathetic. Let’s not pretend you’ve suddenly developed some respect for Kenyans or Africans. You’re apologizing because Kenyans dragged you for your ignorance, and had nobody called you out, you’d have gone about your business without thinking twice about what you said.
And this is exactly how you idiots still think of Africa. You were discussing immigration in America, a country with enough problems of its own and lots of rats, but somehow Nairobi became your example of everything wrong with a city. What the hell does Nairobi have to do with your immigration problems?
What annoys me even more is how casually you said it. That’s how deeply ingrained this ignorance is. To some of you, Africa is still that miserable, backward place you can casually throw into a conversation whenever you need an example of poverty, chaos or failure.
And then when Africans refuse to sit quietly and take your nonsense, suddenly you’re sorry.
You’re not sorry you said it, Rob. You’re sorry we heard you, understood exactly what you meant and refused to let you get away with it.
Keep your apology. What you need is to unlearn the garbage that made you think saying something like that was acceptable in the first place🚶🏿♀️WANTAM!!
Today marks a historic milestone for the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) as we celebrate the passing-out parade of 1,274 ranger recruits, the largest single cohort in the 35-year history of the Service.
Among them are our youngest recruits, only 18 years old, who, with God’s blessing, stand poised to dedicate the next 42 years to safeguarding Kenya's rich biodiversity. A diverse and dynamic group that reflects our commitment to fostering inclusivity as we strive to implement KWS's 2024-2028 strategic plan to strengthen our collective resolve to protect wildlife and preserve our heritage.
Their energy, resilience, and determination come at a critical time when the future of Kenya’s wildlife faces increasing challenges. These rangers embody the hope and strength of a new generation, ready to take up the mantle of conservation with vigor.
We celebrate not only their achievement but also the bright future they represent for KWS as we strive to conserve our precious wildlife.
#NewGuardiansofTheWild #KWSRangers2024 #TunzaMaliYako
Recruitment Highlights: Snippets from Kajiado County!
Beyond its vibrant culture and scenic beauty, Kajiado County boasts a rich tapestry of wildlife and landscapes.
Join us, and let's foster a harmonious relationship between people and wildlife, promoting peaceful coexistence. Together, we can ensure a future where both people and wildlife can thrive!
#TunzaMaliYako #KWSRangersRecruitment
This afternoon, I visited Solio ranch and had a one-on-one conversation with Aberdare National Park and the Solio ranch wildlife security team. Aberdare National Park and Solio Ranch host the largest rhinoceros population with wildlife species that include; lions, leopards...
Last night, Russia launched a brazen attack on the people of Ukraine, in violation of international law and basic principles of human decency. Here’s my statement on what it means, and what should happen next.
The Commission, through the Kibra Constituency Office and in partnership with Rose of Sharon Academy, conducted the student council elections for various student leadership positions.
Park entry fee for Lake Nakuru National Park, one of our two premium parks:
Citizen Adult = KES 860/-
Citizen Kid/Student = KES 215/-
For more details and info, please refer to attached rate card #TuwekeMpangoni