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@danaceda A win in this law would be to create a framework for creatives to earn a dignified living from their crafts.

#hotoffthebench Partial success Court of Appeal has declared sections 22 and 23 of the Computer Misuse Act unconstitutional. 'are so broad, wide, untargeted, akin to unguided missiles, and likely to net innocent citizens. They are aimed at patrolling the social media space'

Me to the kamagera: Ukiniita Mom watoto wangu wataniita Shosh. Niite tu siste.

You have not seen resilience if you’ve not seen an Ongata Rongai school bus driver in action during this season💪. Thin roads, steep terrain, cotton soil, sewerage on the road and small children in their clean uniforms in his bus….he balances all!

@OnlyOneTuri Kuja @DataGovProsKe - data governance route

In my opinion, there should be more mentors and more talks about this situation since not everyone who graduates from KSL/Law school wants to go down the litigation route. Is there way such people can be helped? (3/3)

There’s need to address the issue of advocates who don’t want to go down the litigation, conveyancing etc route. Lately, I’ve noticed that many upcoming advocates/lawyers (me included) don’t want to go down that route but have zero guidance on it. (1/3)

@article19eafric Poleni sana Article 19 💔

Usiteme big G kwa karanga za kuonjeshwa

@shobanes Pork belly iko carrefour, hio ingine ni salt, kashuge na chilli/spices

@Bomu Mna source vitu za kuunda wapi? I could try this.

Turns out, the reason why bacon is going bad, getting slimy and smelling rancid after 3 days is because big food gamed preservation and started injecting slabs with 'water' instead of the salt covering and smoking method. It's also the reason why it shrinks that much nowadays.

Maasai Mall in Ongata Rongai has banks, govt offices and other businesses that would require quiet but the parariras…. constant noise😬

Good things found Wacu in the garden , 2025 version

@SpryVoice @BantuLanguages mbogoro?

@BantuLanguages /Njaú/ in Gíkúyú (sing and pl) /Gacau/ - Diminutive, sing; /Túcaú/- Diminutive pl.

How do you say ‘calf’ in your Ntu language? In some it’s literally the belly of the leg 😉

@vlad_kruschev @BantuLanguages same sound different meaning with the theme for Tuesdays ama?

@BantuLanguages Nyondo - Kikuyu Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪

In Pove (Gabon) it’s nyondo. In Tshivenda (SAfrica) it’s nundo. Do you also have such word for « hammer » 🔨 in your Ntu language ?

@S_Barrakah I was today years old!

It never occurred to me that Barbara Kimenye could be white

BAKE will host a virtual event on Thursday, 28th August 2025 from 2pm to 4pm to discuss emerging threats to bloggers in Kenya. To attend the event, RSVP HERE forms.gle/RGhC6z7nBKxA9k…

Of course Africans think/thought of the future, and even had roles such as rainmakers, seers, griots, mothers and grandmothers etc. All these were working for the future, weren't they? There are also many names and rituals which are futuristic.

In ecological time we can still talk of the future, because African beliefs also involve the unborn. The only distinction is that we are not certain of the future, since we have not lived it yet.

Mbiti spoke of ecological time in African religion in contrast to chronological time in Western religion.The problem with this snippet is that it does not lay out the full argument and it can be cherrypicked to potray the ecological time concept or Africans as inferior…

I bought tokens with my Ksh.1000 but only got 24.8 units worth Ksh. 459.67 😭 @KenyaPower jameni!