@gidikariuki @Ndaini_ In what way, some fans wanaeza kosa kufollow the team?
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lordS
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This African madness about foreign football teams (especially from colonial brutes) while not being mad against police brutality, abuse of power, exploitation and grinding poverty, is one of the main reasons why liberating Africa has been difficult. To be liberated, Africans must liberate their MINDS and the illusions, fantasies and myths from and about the UK, Europe and America—and everything these imperialist regimes represent.
Don’t bore me about “it’s sports” or “religion.” I call it MENTAL COLONIZATION!
Now, go ahead and have a breakdown on @X!
RazedFootball@RazedFootball
🚨 CRAZY SCENES: Arsenal fans have taken over the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, celebrating the club’s Premier League trophy success. 🏆❤️
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@DavidHundeyin And how is that your problem as a non Tanzanian or non East African?
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Tanzania has nearly the same amount of resource endowment as DR Congo.
The reason people don't know this is that unlike DR Congo, Tanzania has always had a functioning government that has been able to keep the resources in the ground instead of letting the country become Kivu.
Tanzanians themselves know very little about their own country, which is why you'll see some corn-fed idiot from Kariakoo who has never travelled beyond a 400km radius in his life telling you that his primary problem in life is that he doesn't have "Democracy."
People that are living inside an African ring of fire and still don't know where their problem is coming from or who their enemy is...
Kwame Kivaisi@kwamekivaisi
It was a western funded coup. Tanzania has one of the largest critical mineral deposit in the world and has zero super power favorite,so do the math.
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The effect of GMO ginger.
They came to our market and bought all the seeds from our farmers, then crashed the business to zero.
oseni rufai@ruffydfire
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Nili fumble huko 2018. I regret it.
TurboDiesel@alexmwanzo
If you ever get a chance to leave this country its extremely important you go
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@kollonabiswa @K2grind Itumbu, nyakundi and robert Alai are legends of Kenyan blogging, I remember them since 2011.
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Judging from my mentions, it looks like 75% of Tweeps were not around circa 2011 when Dennis Itumbi was ruling these streets with exposes from ICC and the Hague.
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Congratulations to Max Dowman, who has become the youngest person to win the Premier League 🏆
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@WillieOeba I understand your argument. But mahn the in between details za life hukua very complex. I've learnt to not be too judgemental on people's choice of survival. The human core is built upon instinct to survive and that sometimes is greater than logic.
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Shida hii Kenya ni Middle Class.
Those who paying 3 times as much to access matatu services to work.
I know uchumi ni mbaya but solidarity is a strategy
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@mbiti_mwondi I remember him and Robert Alai used to be arrested alot that period from 2011.
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If there’s someone I respect on the Wifi Economy field it’s Cyprian,man has put in solid consistent hard work. Deserves what he wants from it.
Cyprian, Is Nyakundi@C_NyaKundiH
Between 2011 and 2015, DCI officers would arrest me and ask, “Nyakundi, what is this thing called blogging? Si uwache hii kitu uende ufanye ukulima Kisii?” Looking back, the survival of the blogging industry is almost a miracle. We were attacked from every side, including by mainstream media, which dismissed us as unsubstantiated, unverified and unscrupulous online personalities. Yet the same space they mocked became one of the most powerful channels for public complaints, whistleblowing, accountability and stories that would never have seen daylight elsewhere. Blogging survived because Kenyans needed somewhere to speak. It survived because many truths first arrive untidy, through ordinary people, victims, insiders and citizens who have no newsroom, no editor and no platform. The industry was not perfect, but it opened a door that power badly wanted shut.
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@Elvis_Localman 2011 to 2015 was better era ya masaku , kimindiri etc
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Every friday kina Mollage, Sly Wanjira wangeangusha hot images to end the week, DBK used to break bread every week with Kina Jakakimba Okebe, kina Dikembe kazi ni kumeza mate tu, its that time Droid was the “tech guru” and had monopoly of opinions. Ndio utweet opinion bila ruhusa ya “learned friends” like Steve Ogolla wewe kwisa, unazimwa vibaya sana hau deya you tweet in luhya?
JaPrado.@Dr_AustinOmondi
Twitter A was such a menace back in the day. Twitter felt like a LinkedIn of bourgeoisies of society. Even speaking in sheng’ here felt like a sacrilege.
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Just glad I completed my MBA just when AI was on the rise, naskia Turnitin flags everything as AI content hehe
Abu Iman@Mr_Guantai
My beef with TurnitIn is generational. Even my grand kids will hear about it.
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May we live to see an Africa where African presidents respect themselves by refusing invitations from nations that continue to belittle Africa.
If the European Union wants to address Africa then fine. But a single European nation calling a meeting of a whole continent.
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Do you even know how many such summits have been held in different African capitals since the 1960s? We are in 2026 and you are measuring diplomatic power by hotel beds. That is not geopolitics. That is concierge thinking!
Kennedy Wandera@KennedyWandera_
I think #Nairobi is exactly what it says it is; one of the world’s great diplomatic capitals. Not every African city can host a summit of this magnitude without a single head of state sleeping in a neighbouring country. It is not always about nice speeches and red carpets. Meetings of this nature come with enormous diplomatic, logistical and security complexities. It is always about secure state movement, intelligence coordination, airspace management, accommodation capacity, transport systems, the highest standards of diplomatic protocol, emergency response and ensuring an entire city continues to function while the world’s most protected and influential leaders are in town. With heads of state, global financiers, diplomats, policymakers and development partners gathered in Nairobi, the Africa Forward Summit 2026 was going to be a big, big test for #Kenya. I think it delivered. Credit where credit's due. Cheers to Kenyan tea.🫖☕️
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Personally i want to see more continental gatherings. Yes our leaders gathering together for a shared agenda. More civil society, private sector, gathering on a continental level for a shared agenda so we transcend borders and build that panafrican unity.
But we don't need a western country to organize it lmao
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@its_kipleting It’s okay kiplenting. You can KIPitmoving.
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There is nothing France can offer us that we cannot do ourselves. 🤷🏽♀️
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Nyayo made sure that we didn't go commie (like tz) or fall into unending cycle of coups and counter coups like ug. However shit it was, it coulda been worse. May he, arap Mai Toro rest in peace.
Ndî Mùkîrînyaga@Joshtety
Nyayo apologism being alongside colonial and neocolonialism apologism is very good company. I didn't learn ukoloni mamboleo in literature to come be reeducated on X. With very weak points. What does Nyayo even have to do with anything?
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