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The @_AfricanUnion Theme of the Year is: “Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations.” As we embark on this journey together let's embrace love, peace and unity! We are one people, one continent, one destiny 🤎✌🏾. #africanwomen #Africa #NoMoreDelays

I don’t even blame Macron for telling “ill mannered Africans” to shut up😏 I blame any African that attended that event thinking France can help Africa move “Forward” Ya’ll deserve to be treated like the idiots you are✌🏾

@SijenyiDan75769 @MPWambani @citizentvkenya I will remain reserved because, having children behave that way in our presence is a message on its own.

@Ms_Surah @MPWambani @citizentvkenya If you visit a friend's house and his children are making noise amidst your important discussion but the friend isn't calling them to order, what do you do?

‘Total lack of respect!’ Angry French President Emmanuel Macron demands silence from the audience during a presentation

@EmmanuelMacron @FabiusMulongo This is completely wrong. Collapsing Africans into one group and equating their challenges with those of Europeans is a blatant lie. Africans suffer from constant European destabilization and consistent meddling in our affairs. Your fellow continental leader @GiorgiaMeloni knows!

Les défis de l’Afrique et de l’Europe sont les mêmes. Nous voulons la paix, la prospérité et la souveraineté.

@BonayaHappi @citizentvkenya Lol...

@citizentvkenya in high-level diplomacy involving Emmanuel Macron, maintaining decorum is non-negotiable. Kenyans should also style up and uphold discipline in public and official engagements.

@MakDEntertainer @MPWambani @citizentvkenya Ni mbaya msee!

@MPWambani @citizentvkenya Tushaa Anza kusomewa mtaani

@MPWambani @SijenyiDan75769 @citizentvkenya No, but, is it okay for a visitor to control you in your house? What message was he conveying here, entitlement right?!

@SijenyiDan75769 @citizentvkenya Isn't he being mannerless?

I often wonder what Kwame Nkrumah would say today if he looked at this continent and see what's happening. How is the President of France so comfortable explaining panafricanism to Africans? Who and what made him this comfortable???

@gidikariuki 🤣🤣🤣 be nice

Racists do have a point at times

Kenya is the only place in Africa where the leader a European imperial power can have the temerity to stand up and call himself a Pan Africanist. #jiheshimuuheshimiwe #yesmassa

Pan-Africanism is an ideology that represents Africa's desire for common agency. It cannot be appropriated by external actors even if they want to express sympathy and recognise where the future lies.

@Farida_N @ali_naka Oh my! I don't usually read literature but this is the sign😂😂😂

It is quite satisfying to watch the antelope loudly proclaim its friendship with the leopard. But the entire savanna knows, that this friendship has never existed anywhere but in the mind of the predator searching for a more comfortable way to feed, and that of a prey so foolish it has mistaken the beauty of those spots for something other than the last thing it will ever see.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.

I don't buy that the hate against Black people is only about their skin color. There has to be something bigger behind it because no society would set up all its power, laws, and culture just to hold people down over a simple difference in skin shade

We are ‘skipping’ industrialization and majoring in the minors. Do Africans think AI and the internet will solve their dependency problem? Big joke

@sholard_mancity I think the implimentation of CBE was a cultivated move to reduce schooling amongst Kenyans. The future is no longer luminous if we don't act.

I think there’s something important many people are missing. Under 8-4-4, once you qualified for secondary school, your options were often broader. A parent could take you to many easily available schools, and the student would continue learning within the same general system. Under CBC, pathway placement matters more. If a learner is placed in STEM, but the nearest affordable/day school does not offer that pathway, what happens, especially for poor families? My advice to the government: expand all pathways across more public schools so no child is locked out by geography or poverty.

I’ve just watched a heartbreaking report on Citizen TV Kenya, and I’m angry. Below is Mercy Kagendo, who topped Mtopanga Primary in Grade 9 with 62 marks. A bright young girl with a future ahead of her. But 3 months later, she is still at home. Not because she failed. Not because she is sick. Not because there’s no school. But because she is POOR. Her mother has no job, no income, and no way to pay. She has tried everything, including taking the kid to school as Ruto had ordered, but failed Yet William Ruto and his team keep touring the country saying “every child is in school.” How many more lies must Kenyans swallow? Imagine working hard, becoming number 1, only for poverty to end your education at 15. This government is normalizing the death of dreams. The death that Kibaki tried to end. And then some people tell us TUTAM. Tutam for what? More lies? More poverty? More children locked out of school? A nation that abandons its brightest poor children is digging its own grave.

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Looking forward to being in Nairobi for PASAI, the summit against imperialism. Thanks to the @CommunistsKe

“They say we must negotiate with our oppressor. But how do you negotiate when he still has his foot on your neck?” —Winnie Mandela.

The illusion of replacing leaders 2002: “We just need to replace Moi.” Nobody cared about fixing the system. 2007: “We just need to replace Kibaki.” No talk of systemic change 2022: “We just need to replace Uhuru.” Infact vote Ruto to punish Uhuru 2027: “We just need to replace Ruto.” Same illusion. Anyone but Ruto! 2032: “We just need to replace whoever” A broken system eventually reproduces the same outcomes, no matter who sits at the top. Can we discuss how we can reform the broken system atleast?

@KelvinuhK Congratulations gentleman!

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