A scene from Gaza today:
An Israeli missile struck a tiny rooftop room where a newlywed couple had just begun their life together.
The bride was killed instantly. Her husband was critically wounded and remains unconscious in intensive care.
Their blood now marks the place where their new life was meant to begin—a haunting witness to what happened here.
I apologize for interrupting your browsing, but if you are holding your phone right now, please join me in writing... Pray for me to have food and safety, oh God, I need food and safety.
Misogyny is actually crazy.
There's probably a young girl out there whose dream is to lead the Taliban, but she'll never be able to because she's a woman.
Another dialysis session today. 💔
I remember when I was working hard, chasing my dreams and planning my future. I thought if I worked hard enough, life would eventually reward me.
I never imagined that the same life I was building would one day leave me on a dialysis machine, asking people to help me afford a chance to live.
This journey has humbled me in ways I never imagined. 💔🙏
Please help me regain my life. If you can contribute, please do. If you can't, a repost can help me reach someone who can. Every contribution, every repost and every prayer brings me closer to a second chance. ❤️🙏
Mpesa :0795526072(Mary Githinji)
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What happened to me is bigger than one artist or one stage. When the billionaire class can decide which voices are allowed on stage and which ones are too dangerous to hear, everyone should be paying attention.
So we're going on tour. All proceeds will benefit organizations supporting the Palestinian people and movement.
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This is me right now. Two years ago I was shot during the June 25 Gen Z protests. I've been living with a spinal cord injury since, and I self-catheterize because of neurogenic bladder.
That led to recurring UTIs and sepsis. Today I successfully underwent surgery at Emory Hospital Nairobi to remove a bladder stone at my left vesico-ureteric junction (5x7mm). The fragments were removed. I'm recovering now with some pain and bleeding, which the doctors say is normal.
@VOCALAfrica_ helped me get here, and I'm grateful. But I still need medication, physiotherapy and follow-up care. I still haven't received any government compensation.
I'm sharing this because I need help for what comes next. Any support means everything. 🙏🏽
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