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78 years of ongoing Nakba. 78 years of erasure. Against all odds, we remain on our land and the land of our ancestors. Return is our right. Freedom is our destiny. On May 15, join the Palestinian people in commemorating the Nakba. #NAKBA78 🎥 PAL Global Echo

🚨 The journalist: “What do you think about Lamine Yamal’s actions yesterday during FC Barcelona’s league title celebrations, and should a player avoid interfering in matters unrelated to football?” Pep Guardiola: “And should you also avoid interfering in things that are not your specialty? You are here to ask me about tomorrow’s match against Crystal Palace F.C.. Despite that, I will answer your question..... A football player is a role model followed by millions, and his opinion is influential, so he should express his opinion when necessary. What would you do if you found your wife and children under the rubble of homes like them there? Would you come here to the press conference to talk about a player wearing a shirt and running after a ball?? Of course not!! You do not choose the topics we want to talk about, so those are things outside your specialty. Lamine’s stance is something he should be proud of — he has now become the talk of the world.”

@simba_guleid Is it true that current town Karatina was a quarantine for all livestock from the North? Since the natives couldn’t pronounce quarantine it became Karatina.

Did you know that during the colonial period, lorries traveling from Northern Kenya were reportedly required to remove their tarpaulin (darubali) at Nanyuki before proceeding to Nairobi, for fear that they could carry mosquitoes into the city?

Disconnect to connect.

@Urunzii Brace yourselves. The number of fuel trucks I’ve come across heading towards Tarakea on Emali - Loitoktok stretch possibly headed towards Tanga port.

Look at this nonsense. No wonder cars that have been used abroad with no issues at all come and die here after 2-3 years of use.

Agree, Prof., since our Kenyan energy is that unlimited, maybe we can just teleport to Hormuz, uninstall Trump's blockade, and still make it back for matatu fare. x.com/IRANinKENYA/st…

@Urunzii Aaah ok. The red skin inaitwa Manitou ideal for kupika stew. The pale/yellow one inaitwa Markies, best for chips and processing into frozen fries. what’s mainly used by KFC locally.

@Farahdeez Nah somewhere after Nanyuki on the way to Timau.

Kumbe kuna viazi za chips na viazi za soup???? I thought potato is potato? I bought the red potatoes because they looked good naambiwa hizo ni mboga.

@Urunzii What’s the hate about Ford? 0 km to 300k without issues.

If you are saving money to buy a Ford Ranger just eat that money.

@alexmwanzo Acha kuuzia watu uoga bana !

Apa approach with EXTREME EXTREME -CAUTION Advice If possible don't approach at all

United Airlines pilot David Whitson was flying from Houston to Newark when he suddenly left the cockpit during taxiing. He walked down the aisle and hugged passenger Alexandria Reimold, leaving the entire cabin stunned. Eight years earlier, Whitson had aplastic anaemia and needed a bone marrow transplant. Stranger Reimold donated her stem cells—she proved a better match than his own brother. His body now produces her blood. In front of shocked passengers, he publicly thanked her as a “true hero” who saved his life. The emotional moment, captured on video, went viral.

Arsenal will win the 2025/26 Champions league

71: is a Muslim, @jamia_mosque kindly organize we do a decent Muslim burial. May Allah never make us among unclaimed bodies!

خدایا به حق همین روز عزیز، مردم اوکراین و آمریکا را از شر دلقکها و احمق ها رها کن🙏

🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 A US stealth pilot departed Ovda Air Base in southern Israel, forgot to switch off his transponder, and handed the entire world via Flightradar24 a live broadcast of the route Washington had just spent weeks diplomatically insisting it wasn’t using. Saudi Arabia had told Iran and told Washington — that its airspace would not be made available for strikes. Iran’s ambassador to Riyadh had personally thanked the Kingdom for that pledge. The ink was barely dry. The $150 million stealth aircraft whose entire operational premise is invisibility announced itself over Saudi Arabia like a commercial flight to Dubai. Call sign F35LTNG2. Altitude, heading, groundspeed — all of it, public, live, archived, distributed across Telegram channels from Tehran to Moscow before the sortie had even reached its target. The most expensive air force in human history, undone not by an Iranian S-300, not by electronic warfare, not by any weapons system that cost a single riyal to deploy — but by a checklist item a student pilot learns in week one. The strategic implications land harder than the embarrassment. F-22s flying from Israel would have to traverse Syria, Iraq, Jordan and Saudi Arabia — the very countries that had declared their airspace unavailable for strikes on Iran. What the transponder confirmed in real time is that those declarations were either ignored, circumvented, or quietly negotiated away under pressure and that every government in the region now knows it, and more critically, so does Tehran. Iran does not need to intercept the aircraft. It already intercepted the lie and we'll have to see what comes next for Saudi Arabia.

Northern Uganda might be called Republic of Kenya as far as agriculture goes. Enterprising Kenyans have leased huge tracts of land in Amuru, Nwoya etc and planting - maize, soy beans averaging >200-300 acres. One farm has 3000 acres of land and 250 will be for maize this season.

@Jasiri_ACM Bighorn - airdrops, CASEVAC and in between.

Very special Dash this one.

This is not getting any coverage because Palestinians have been thoroughly dehumanized by western media