Kim Mhando

Avocado doesn’t go on pilau.

If you had to relocate within Africa for peace of mind, where would you choose?

Al Jazeera exposes an Israeli company called "Generative Al for Good" that is creating entirely fake videos of Iranian women as victims of state oppression. Trump shared Al-generated photos of Iranian women, claiming they were about to be executed until he saved them. But in reality those women were never exist When you can't find real victims to justify your war, just invent them. And when you can't invent enough, use Al to scale the lie

There is no government that would summon our Ambassadors if the government actually enforced immigration laws. Immigration laws are enforced all over Africa and rest of the world, and no one says its xenophobia. The issue in SA, is a failing government that leads to citizens having to step in. The only solution is a government actually enforcing the immigration laws !!!

We spoke to reporter Zaynab Faraj, who survived a triple-tap attack that killed her colleague, Amal Khalil. She described how an Israeli strike first hit a car ahead of them, killing two civilians, before a second strike targeted their own vehicle, severely injuring Amal. Ms Faraj said she helped her into an empty house, where they lay wounded and terrified, waiting for help. A third Israeli strike then hit the building where they were hiding, collapsing it on top of them. “Amal was gone,” Ms Faraj said. “And I was left alone.” Throughout the ordeal, the journalists made repeated calls for help. But Israel prevented the Lebanese Army and the Lebanese Red Cross from reaching them, informed sources told us.

That is Migosi in Kisumu. We had never seen brazen attacks by goons until now.

Kama unaweza kutafuta sehemu ya kuishi Duniani ambayo USALAMA na UHAI wa Raia ni Kipaumbele no 1. Fanya hivyo haraka🙏🏾🫶🏾

Kenyan roads would be 40% safer and faster if we removed these trucks

Palestinian resistance fighters protect the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza, during a sermon by Father Manuel Musallam, 2006.