Long thread alert, this is a very personal story. If you see it please RT.
One day, you are out with friends and you receive a call that your 69-year-old dad, a retired surveyor, has been arrested for murder.
Good morning,
Day 2,
My name is Flavia Mutua and I’m currently seeking new job opportunities.
I have solid experience in:
•Team Management
•Administrative Support
•Regional Sales Representation
•General Sales Operations
Kindly rt 🙏
Day 3 of asking:I need a job, prefereebly around Nyeri.I could do autistic home care.I have specialized in special needs education.I am also fluent in sign language interpretation.I am a teacher in biology and Geography subjects.
I honestly need a job , am hanging on by a thread.I have specialized in special needs education. I do home care for the autistic children.
I am a teacher, biology and Geography subjects.
I am also pretty good at sales and marketing.
Any guidance will be highly appreciated.
On a serious note guys I'm looking for opportunities in Front Desk, Customer service representative, Office administrator, Community Manager ama Sales Support.
Anything along those lines,with good pay of course. I'm also willing to try other fields,I'm quick to learn & adjust.
The statement by Interior and National Administration, CS Murkomen, dismissing the BBC child trafficking investigation is reckless and heartless.
Such dismissals send a dangerous message, that the voices of victims can be silenced, and the safety of our children is secondary to political image management.
To suggest these heartbreaking stories are fabricated or that the children were paid is to deny their pain and to dismiss the horrific abuse they have endured.
@BBCAfrica , like any credible investigative body, has a responsibility to expose wrongdoing. To attack the messenger rather than address the message is a grave disservice to the victims and to Kenya’s fight against exploitation.
We must stand on the side of truth, protect whistleblowers and journalists, and ensure thorough, transparent investigations into credible claims.
The lives of Kenya’s children are not a matter for public relations. They are the foundation of our nation’s future. We have a collective responsibility to ensure their safety and well-being. Let us not fail them.
The government must stop the culture of denial and instead work with local and international agencies to bring perpetrators to justice. Anything less is complicity.
Kenya must send a clear, united message, Our children are not for sale!
It means that no matter how deeply I feel,I will never give away my worth like a bargain. I won’t stand in the ruins of my dignity just to keep someone’s fleeting affection. Because love without respect is just a lie dressed up in sweet words. Without self respect,love becomes
Anyone and everyone with a platform needs to share this message
Surely enough is enough
We are tired! They are killing us! A social media post got a young man dragged out of his house and killed
#JusticeForAlbertOjwang
That man hadn’t even finished his lunch after farming all morning. He died alone; afraid, tired & hungry 😭😭💔💔
Woi my country people. We are truly in the pits of hell 😔
#JusticeForAlbertOjwang
The UK Visa Application Centre (VFS Global) in Westlands, Nairobi, is a masterclass in modern day exploitation.
Kenyans pay hundreds of dollars, wait in the sun, get misinformed, and walk away feeling less human. The new venue at Principal Place (yes, they left 9West) has no proper waiting area and no parking. This is by design to have you pay 17K for their VIP/Premium “services “
If you’re not paying for premium services, you’re left outside in the heat, on the pavement. Elderly people, parents with kids, students, all treated like a security threat
Their Communication is Trash. You get vague emails like “your passport is ready for collection ” only to be turned away and told “collection is from 2pm to 5pm, (you can easily indicate that on the same damn email) That means if you show up at 10am, you’ll have to wait till 2pm or you can easily pay the 17K to be attended to quickly.. ?? EXPLOITATION
No clear timeline. No courtesy. You’re meant to guess your way through it.
These centers aren’t run by embassies, they’re outsourced to private companies who monetize your desperation. It’s a business, not a service.
And guess what? No refund if your visa is denied(familiar?)
The worst part? This is normalized.
We’ve accepted that applying for a visa means surrendering your dignity just to maybe be allowed into a country that benefits from our labor, money, and talent.
If Global North countries want to charge Africans these high fees and accord them zero dignity , the bare minimum should be basic human respect. Decent waiting areas. Transparent timelines and Fair communication.
This isn’t about security. It’s about power and exploitation…
This system needs to be called out and changed.
And it’s time African governments started protecting their citizens from this daylight exploitation.