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SPARK MY DREAM!! Hello my name is Mariah Wanjiku, a 4th year student from The University of Nairobi pursuing Accounting. Today I look back at how my life has been and all the things I and my family have gone through in the streets and I just want to thank God it was not easy.

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Wenye mnakuja statehouse road please come with plenty water and food... it will be of much help... kama uko home, please retweet ifikie mbogi

No one else will do it for us #OccupyEverywhere

This Is What It Means to Be Kenyan Right Now #sirininumbers Being Kenyan right now means eating teargas like breakfast. Means your lungs burn, but your spirit don’t. It means leaving the house with a goodbye that feels a little too heavy. Like maybe today, you don’t come back. It means knowing a Subaru can pull up anytime, no number plates, no warning and just like that, you vanish. It means tweeting with your hands shaking, speaking truth with your face half covered, marching even when your legs are screaming “no,” but your heart says, “ kaende kaende” Because how long can we stay quiet? How long can we clap for thieves and pray our kids grow up free in a country that chokes us just for asking “why?” They want us scared. But we’ve seen too much. We’ve buried too many. We’ve paid the price already in hunger, in shame, in silence. So we rise. Teargas in our eyes, but vision never clearer. Gunshots in the air, but hearts steady. They can beat us, they can drag us, they can call us names but they can’t kill all of us. Because we’re not just angry. We’re tired. We’re fed up. We’re awake. This isn’t just protest this is heartbreak turned into fire. This is love for a country that keeps breaking us, but we refuse to let go. This is what it means to be Kenyan right now It means fear is real, but courage is louder.

It’s a heavy day. Still we rise. #RutoMustGo

Maziwa imepumpiwa sasa tupump mabadiliko #endpolicebrutalityke #SiriNiNumbers

Here's a quick round-up of the protests in Kenya against police brutality: 🧵 Thousands of people are taking part in demonstrations across the country. bbc.in/4kUdg6t

If we don’t make it back, tell them we marched with love. Tell them we raised our voices because silence was violence Tell them we believed Kenya could be better 🇰🇪❤️ #SiriNiNumbers

He did not deserve to die. Rest easy chap. Rest Easy… #SiriNiNumbers

BREAKING: Kenyan authorities have ordered TV and radio stations to stop broadcasting ongoing protests live. They have started shutting them down, violating Kenyan law and the constitution

Nameless, Wahu and the daughter ndani ya Nairobi CBD! #SiriNiNumbers

Kenyan police shot a protester in Nairobi this morning. The gunshot left a hole on her left cheek 📸 @BrianInganga

I was the child they said might not make it. But look—I did more than survive. I bloomed. 🌺 Born in Africa, raised by resilience, shaped by prayers, stories, and sun-drenched dreams. And even now, I still rise. 🖤 #DayOfTheAfricanChild #IAmHer #StillRising #AfricanExcellence

@LarryMadowo Happy birthday 🥳@LarryMadowo

A year older today. Grateful 🙏🏾

The saddest picture I have seen today💔💔 #OccupyCBDThursday #7MillionKenyansScreened #AnitaMustResign JKUAT Maandamano Just RETWEET

IF THIS PHOTO APPEARS ON YOUR TIMELINE KINDLY RETWEET WIDELY.✊