Kipkeles Arap Salambul

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Kipkeles Arap Salambul

Kipkeles Arap Salambul

@nick2011rono

Dedicated Father, Husband, Worker & Spiritual Man . Seriously Patriotic. Truth seeker. Healthy Living Enthusiast. Opinions Are Personal.

Mombasa Beigetreten Şubat 2011
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Naseem Suhail, MD@suhail_nasfr5w·
What surgical procedure was performed here, and what condition would require such a long incision in the lower leg?
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Adel On Politics
Adel On Politics@Broadbasedgal·
Huyu ni DP Kindiki anakata miwa! Politicians can do anything for votes 😂😂😂😂
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Peris@Wambuib4sky·
I wish you had shown the same tears when Rex Masai was killed.I can't stand this hypocritical family
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Naomi Waithira
Naomi Waithira@Naomikibandi·
From August 2022 to June 2026,how much do you trust President William Ruto with your vote.
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Sholla Ard 🇰🇪
Sholla Ard 🇰🇪@sholard_mancity·
JUST IN: US meat traders have written to President Trump urging him to pressure Kenya into removing barriers and allowing more US meat imports. Their argument? Kenya benefits from AGOA while restricting access to its meat market. And watch this space: William Ruto's government will likely bow to that pressure. But here's the question: Does Kenya have a meat shortage? No. And even if we did, why should Kenya import meat from the US when livestock farmers in Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia, and across Africa can supply the region? AGOA was supposed to help Africa industrialize, not turn us into a dumping ground for products we already produce ourselves. Africa needs stronger rules that prioritize African producers first.
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NTV Kenya
NTV Kenya@ntvkenya·
Duale: The debt of the previous administration could not be accounted for. The debts that we borrow on behalf of the people of Kenya today can be accounted for. Every shilling. #BajetiYa2026
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the diabetes doctor
the diabetes doctor@thediabetes_doc·
Which lipid-lowering drug has the strongest evidence for reducing cardiovascular mortality? A. Niacin B. Ezetimibe C. Statins D. Fibrates E. Omega-3 fatty acid
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MEDICINE MADNESS
MEDICINE MADNESS@Doctors_GUILD·
Pantoprazole + Domperidone Why is this combo prescribed before breakfast to millions of patients every day?
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Mansang Chirchir
Mansang Chirchir@mansang29·
CS Mbadi is the first Luo to read Kenya's Budget.
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Gabriel Oguda
Gabriel Oguda@gabrieloguda·
Kwani what was Uhuru doing with our money?
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Mungai Kihanya
Mungai Kihanya@mungaikihanya·
In the next presidential election, Wakikuyu watashangaa vile walishangaa 1992 when Matiba lost to Moi!
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Naomi Waithira
Naomi Waithira@Naomikibandi·
“Rigathi Gachagua, Do Kenyans a favour by taking your KSh 50 million and exit from Kenyan politics."-Peter Kaluma Gachagua is in politics to stay!!
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Mutahi Ngunyi
Mutahi Ngunyi@MutahiNgunyi·
Gachagua statement is on POINT. One, the courts INSULTED his intelligence when they offered him 50 million. Give it to the poor. Two, this man will be on the BALLOT in 2027. Kalonzo and Matiangi MUST climb down. QUESTION: Is Kalonzo SAFE with Ruto or Riggy? Think about it.
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Donald B Kipkorir
Donald B Kipkorir@DonaldBKipkorir·
Cheptongei Village Tribunal Judgement: We agree with you that your neighour cut your fence & stole your cow. We can see the cow in his compound. But we are afraid we can’t return the cow as he has fixed the fence where he had cut. But to compensate you, we will give you a goat! Case Dismissed.
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nameisblank@stick_n_tablet·
@anto_ty Dm for an epub if you want to read it
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Ty Ngachira
Ty Ngachira@anto_ty·
Ian Henderson led the colonial government operation that led to the capture Dedan Kimathi . He wrote a book about it. In the book, he makes it clear that capturing Dedan Kimathi was less about conventional military might and more about solving a massive intelligence problem. According to a CIA review of the book, Kimathi was shielded by an airtight grip on information and an unmatched mastery of the terrain within the dense Aberdare forest. To crack this defence, Henderson’s operation had to pivot completely, relying on four core realities. First, the colonial forces had to admit that European soldiers were useless trackers in the deep bush. The success of the entire operation hinged on a network of surrendered or captured Mau Mau fighters, alongside Kikuyu police. These turned recruits possessed the jungle craft and intimate knowledge of Kimathi's movements that Henderson’s men simply could not replicate. This reality forced the second major strategy, which was the use of pseudo-gang tactics. The CIA review notes that Henderson’s real breakthrough came from his ability to persuade former fighters to switch sides. Government-backed teams made up of these turned guerrillas went back into the Aberdares posing as active Mau Mau units, using their insider knowledge to locate and compromise real cells from the inside out Third, Henderson turned the hunt into a granular study of Kimathi’s personal rituals. Intelligence gathered from the forest revealed that Kimathi regularly prayed, facing Mount Kenya beneath wild fig trees. By mapping these specific spiritual and personal habits, the trackers drastically narrowed their search zone, setting targeted ambushes at the exact landmarks Kimathi was bound to visit. Finally, the operation was a gruelling war of attrition. Even with the broader Mau Mau movement heavily weakened by 1956, it still took ten agonizing months of constant tracking to corner him. Kimathi’s extreme caution and flawless bushcraft meant there were no shortcuts, making the hunt a slow, exhausting grind through the canopy.
Murage Ngunjiri@jmuragengunjiri

In 1954,General China (Waruhiu Itote) of the Mau Mau, dressed in hospital attire with a bullet still in his body, is seen handcuffed with the British Kikuyu-speaking colonial intelligence officer, Ian Henderson. What’s truly intriguing is that Henderson spoke fluent Kikuyu — this British spy had mastered the language so well he could interrogate Mau Mau fighters in their mother tongue. He had been raised in Nyeri since childhood, with his father being a settler.

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Hon. Japheth .M. Nyakundi
Hon. Japheth .M. Nyakundi@HonJNyakundi·
Rwanda 📍 Diesel Ksh258 & Petrol Ksh 259 ................
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