Chips Funga with kuku, samosa, tomato sauc🍅

@KiprutToo Cry 😭 die

Modern women choose to remain housewives to prioritize family life, avoid corporate stress and mybe try a better work-life balance unlike millennials would rather separate to keep their jobs.

There’s no doubt in my mind that there’s other planets like Earth out there. This universe is too vast for it to only be us. I just wonder what they doing over there and if they know about the rest of us

Name: Githui Ivy Wangechi School: Alliance Girls’ High School Results: English — A (Plain) Kiswahili — A (Plain) Mathematics — A (Plain) Biology — A (Plain) Physics — A (Plain) Chemistry — A (Plain) Christian Religious Education — A (Plain) French — A (Plain) Mean Grade: A (Plain) Githui Ivy Wangechi was a bright young woman who scored straight A’s in her KCSE at Alliance Girls High School before joining Moi University’s School of Medicine, where she was in her sixth year pursuing Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB). Her promising life was cut short after she was murdered by her boyfriend, Naftali Kinuthia, following rejection. He claimed he had spent money on her during campus years.

@Komungaro3 That is okay they are no evil like Kasongo

There’s white women along the coast of Kenya engaging in sex tourism and exploiting Masaai men! They have commodified Kenya’s cultural artifacts and sold them back to them as fashion and earrings. They dominate the tourism industry that has displaced millions of her people

Her country was a literal settler colony ruled by Queen Elizabeth (one of the whitest women) whose army dropped over 6 million bombs on her people!

@moraanicole96 They laugh at us

@Lillybeth34 Quite unfortunate 🙁

I also love my long walks and keeping track of my steps. I was attacked by a random man with a weapon on an evening walk (7pm) early last year... I no longer do my nature walks & hikes... the best I can do is maybe visit very public spaces ie Uhuru Park & malls. The trauma still lingers 🙂‍↔️😭

@qareeme @IanJamesMwaiK Afande

@Lillybeth34 @IanJamesMwaiK Sawa basi. Dm

So yesterday I was having a random conversation with a Luhya guy and what he told me genuinely shocked me. He said whenever he goes to visit his parents back home, he NEVER drives his car directly there. Never. Instead, he parks the car in a nearby town… then boards a matatu or a boda boda kwenda home quietly like an undercover agent 😭 At first I thought the guy was joking. Then he looked me dead in the eye and told me: “Bro… witchcraft huko ni real. The moment people see you looking successful, driving vizuri, dressing vizuri… some neighbors start planning for your downfall immediately.” I laughed nervously waiting for the punchline lakini this man was dead serious. He started telling me stories of people who suddenly lost businesses, got strange illnesses, family drama appearing from nowhere immediately after “showing signs of making it.” Ati mwingine alikuwa anaenda ushago akiwa na Prado. Within months biashara ikaanguka vibaya mpaka akauza gari . Another guy apparently built a beautiful home and suddenly everyone in the village started “monitoring him spiritually” . Now I don’t know whether this is facts, fear, coincidence ama pure village politics… but the way this guy explained it had me mesmerized the entire night . Meanwhile huku Central nobody even cares. You can literally land with a helicopter, park three Range Rovers outside the gate, build a castle in the village and people will just ask, “Ni ya diesel ama petrol?” then continue with their lives 😭 People from that region… how true is this stuff? Because I genuinely thought witchcraft stories were just African movie scripts until yesterday 😳 Anyway. No Weapons Fashioned against you shall prosper and every tongue that rises against you in judgement you shall condemn.

@Arap_chemorta Kkk

@Lillybeth34 😂😂

Ukianza biz ya kuteka watoi na kuwauzia warabu balcony yako itakua tu ni ya pesa

@kijana_misa No

@Lillybeth34 Is not all men. The same way is not all women

Alex once held a PhD and a future full of promise, but life took a tragic turn. After the loss of someone he deeply loved, grief slowly pulled him into depression. Over time, he began to lose his strength, his stability, and everything he had built. Step by step, his world slipped away. Today, Alex lives on the streets, finding shelter wherever he can and surviving day by day through begging. It’s a painful reminder that life can shift in an instant, and even the brightest paths can fade when grief and hardship become too heavy to bear.

@Cas_troh Between my buttocks 😸

@Lillybeth34 😂😂😂, samosa Iko wapi

Bei ya nyanya ilipungua ama ni kuomoka mliomoka hakuna msee ana complain nyanya 😂🫴

At this point inafaa sisi tue serikali alafu serikali wakue wananchi

Manu Chandaria only married when he got to 64, today he’s 97. Secret to living longer could perhaps be right there.

@girltoochoco Bandit huko Baringo

Rate my man's crib y'all 😌

@MaryK2022 With wizardry and witchcraft 🧹🪄 or?

The West African countries might be the countries to save this continent Forget about East Africa

Btw Ile mbogi ya kusema Maraga Hana ground What's your next excuse?

@Ready2Bfr33 @NotJustLerato True

@NotJustLerato Because women’s health has been completely underfunded and women are taught to eat a diet that is completely opposite of what our bodies need

Honest question… why do guys poop everyday without fail but most women can go 2 to 3 days without??

@NotJustLerato Women we don't take water plus don't eat like elephants 😭🤣

@_fels1 Namimbia led by 2 women...says a lot..then Lesotho and their neighbor there

Which African country has a stable economy, is visa free, welcoming to foreigners, and safe to visit?