Akira's mom is most def my kind of free spirited person. 👌🏾 Unbowed and talking truth of life & its experiences. 🙌🏾 Beautiful soul!
Typical African@Joe__Bassey
She’s such a vibe and energetic 🇯🇲
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Arnette W
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Arnette W
@ArnetteW
Fun loving, adventurous, discoverer and philanthropic, all to make the World a better habitat!!
Nairobi, Kenya Katılım Şubat 2012
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@Jasiri_ACM Udwanzi wao umezidi. What does "council" mean to them? 🤦🏾♀️
Were they not busy trying to install that Parhavi of a very compromised Shah? Waliona raia hakuna aliye na nguvu ya kulilia stooge apewe mamlaka.
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Leaderless and tribeless, Tehran chapter.
MonitorX@MonitorX99800
🇺🇸🇮🇷⚡️– The Trump administration is trying to figure out who actually makes decisions in Iran and how to get in touch with them — Axios
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@mukua_karimi HEKO kwa Chepng'etich!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👌🏾
That lap is too short. No wonder many athletes don't go for Indoors racing.
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Gladys Chepngetich awesome works, congratulations 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 girl 🥰🥰🥰🔥🔥🔥🇰🇪🇰🇪, you really made us 🇰🇪 proud!
#running #worldindoorschamps #kenya
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@mukua_karimi @PBC678 @KenyanHunk_ @samwel_lodio @BrigetMs @yvetteelm12 4th out of 4 & at no time was he leading gives an average mark. 🤷🏾♀️🙎🏾♀️
Good enough practice run for all of them.
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Our 🇰🇪Brian Tinega almost medaled 🔥🔥🔥after finishing 4th in the 400m finals. Congratulations 👏🏾👏🏾 Tinega you've made us proud, we are happy ☺️!
@PBC678 @KenyanHunk_
#worldindoorschamps #kenya #athleticskenya
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👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾 He is multitasking so nicely. 😂😂😂🤣
Restoring Your Faith in Humanity@HumanityChad
When life puts you in the wrong lane but you’re still winning 😂
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Huyo wa mwisho na kitambi chake ako flexible ajab. 👌🏾
Typical African@Joe__Bassey
This isn’t just a form of dance, it’s a traditional part of Botswana 🇧🇼 entertainment.
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Man stops traffic to allow safe passage to the elephant’s herd…
They understand. Reciprocates with thanks & waves at him💕
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Jomo Kenyatta got a big reputation by coincidence. He was sent to the UK because he happened to be a good speaker of English. Once in the UK, the pan-Africanists invited him to their meetings because he was the one black Kenyan they could get who was remotely political. That meant he was included in a trip to Russia. Then once he got back to Kenya, the settlers thought he was a communist because of that trip, and therefore assumed he was Mau Mau. Once he was jailed for being Mau Mai, everyone in Kenya, including the Mau Mau, and in the pan African world assumed he was part of the military struggle and made him a hero. But the man never made any radical political commitment in his life. Kenya's foreign policy operates on the same principle. Being in the right spaces at the right time and letting the world assume we've made certain commitments, but when you look at what we actually say, there's nothing there.
Mwangi@MwangiMaina_
In Moscow, when accused by fellow students from South Africa of being a “petty bourgeois”, Kenyatta is said to have replied with dry defiance: why not call him a big one. “I don’t like these petty things. Why don’t you say I am a big bourgeois!” The Mitrokhin Archive II files.
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UPDATE: Kenya's High Court declares that registered
mobile phone number constitutes a digital identifier linking personal data that relates to an individual’s private affairs hence qualifies for protection under Article 31 (c) & (d) of the Constitution to safeguard the right not have information relating to private affairs
unnecessarily required or disclosed.
This declaration by the High Court follows a petition challenging the reassignment &/or recycling of the deactivated but previously registered mobile telephone numbers owing to extended period of inactivity or non-use.
The High Court has now given the Office of the Attorney General 6 months to take all necessary and appropriate measures to safeguard digital identity associated with the registered mobile telephone number against unfettered deactivation, and subsequent arbitrary reassignment or recycling.
The High Court rules that reassignment of cell phone numbers should happen only when/if:
1. There is the previous registered owner’s informed & verifiable consent
2. After expiry of reasonable period following issuance of public notice which must be preceded by through documented verification process aimed at confirming the original registered owner cannot be located or has unequivocally revoked the rights to the number
3. Technical safeguards be put in place and implemented to prevent unauthorized exposure or transfer of personal data linked to previous registered owner to 3rd Parties upon reassignment or recycling of the number
Julians Amboko@AmbokoJH
A petition has been filed at the High Court challenging the reassignment &/or recycling of the deactivated but previously registered mobile telephone numbers owing to extended period of inactivity or non-use. The petitioner argues that those numbers constitute an individual’s digital identity that provides linkage to delicate personal information of which substantial risk of exposure to 3rd Parties is created by their unfettered reassignment. The petitioner wants a declaration that there exists a personal digital identity & a person's registered phone number forms part of his/her digital identity just like the physical national ID., Passport or Driving license.
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@Jasiri_ACM Hiyo ni By-Law mkoloni aliweka similar tu zile za Kanjo za "Huwezi fuga Paka au Mbwa bila idhini."
Only an ex-kdf needs "approval" coz they had signed a code of conduct plus NDA.
Mtu anajitafutia kichele akiwa Aussie na upishi wake unatakikana kwa wanamaji, apate kazi. 💪🏾
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To have the government finally come out and reinforce this will make for interesting situations. While this was said with the Russia situation in mind, we have Kenyans serving in the US military, Royal Australian and the British Military, do they have approval?
Kenyans.co.ke@Kenyans
No Kenyan can enlist in a foreign army without the explicit approval of the President - Mudavadi
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Ugandan Designer Sebagereka Traces 6,000 Years of African Innovation in Nairobi Museum Exhibition
Ugandan designer and researcher Ruth Sebagereka is currently presenting her exhibition “Design Along 6,000 Years” at the National Museum of Kenya.
The showcase explores the continuity of African design, challenging the idea that the field is a Western import. By tracing specific motifs, silhouettes, and manufacturing techniques from Ancient Egypt and Nubia through to contemporary East African fashion, Sebagereka illustrates that many looks seen on modern runways have roots stretching back six millennia.
The display illustrates how the modern looks seen on global runways today often have roots stretching back six millennia. By connecting ancient craftsmanship with current industry practices, Sebagereka provides a detailed look at how African heritage remains a constant part of the creative process – or, as they say in the business, how "old" forms are made "new" again.
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TRAFFIC POLICE TRAINING IN OTHER COUNTRIES VS BACK HOME 😂😂😂
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@75Meja Yes, they share Lopa County so there's that. But even among the Pari the names are not as explicitly Luo as with the Lopit.
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Something strange about the Lopit is their male naming structure. 100 per cent Luo, including intonation. Yet hardly a Luo word in the vernacular
Typical African@Joe__Bassey
Lopit men South Sudan, 🇸🇸 Africa 📸 Photographer Jimmy Nelson
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@SaintLaurent254 @DanOder0 🤔 So they are wandering herders in the ever raining hills of Burundi & Rwanda?
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@Jasiri_ACM Sembuse kutopungua, moustache ya hiyo gahawa iko wapi? 🤔👀
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Ni kama ile jar of oil ya Elishah wameifanya cup of coffee huko kwa Gideon. Huku kwetu tukikunywa kahawa inapungua kwa kikombe!
Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו@netanyahu
אומרים שאני מה? צפו >>
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Victor Maina is a Kenyan engineer who's made a name for himself in Japan, working on iconic bridges and projects. Born in Nakuru, Kenya, Maina's journey began with a scholarship to study civil engineering at Osaka University in 2002. He specialized in structural engineering and landed a job as a design engineer, working on notable projects like the Nhat Tan Bridge in Hanoi, Vietnam, and a Mumbai-based bridge that took 7 years to plan.
Some of his notable achievements include.
- Designing iconic bridges: Maina worked on Japan's renowned bridges, showcasing his expertise in structural engineering.
- International recognition: He was appointed to the Indian Road Congress committee to review road designs and has received accolades in Bangladesh, Turkey, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Sharing his expertise: Maina is part of the Association of Kenyans in Japan, networking with fellow professionals and inspiring young Kenyans.
Maina's story is an inspiration, and he's proud to pave the way for other Kenyans in Japan's engineering sector.
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@ArnetteW Twa are a Bantu group not found in the Sudan. The Lopit are very few less than 100K may be. They neighbour the Didinga, not Dinka
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