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@afrojudaic Yeah. North of Africa identity is fluid, you know.

Moroccans are black now apparently

😂😂 you can’t run away from it

@beekmanplace78 I never understand this thinking “my hus/bf is the best person I could wish for anyone… he does this for us, that for us etc, but I don’t feel my expectations are being met in this relationship” They always have expectations which they can’t verbalize. Why?

If you no longer love your partner that’s okay, but then leave the relationship.

@_callipygian_5 @Billionair1w @ManlikebillyG Achana na tv, if you have interacted with most … It’s an accent you would associate with young American girls and gay men. “Oh ma Gooodd!” “ Are you eating thaaattt?”

@Billionair1w @murithitim @ManlikebillyG But it ain't really even that americanized. Until you hear an American talk ndio utajua they are no where near similar. This is also just typical Kenyan accent. Ukiskia Americans kwa tv you can understand them,but IRL Io accent inakupita. And it's HEAVY!!!

That aside I really hate this voice affectation contemporary Nairobi women have adopted 🤦🏾‍♂️

@ManlikebillyG @Billionair1w Wanted to say, it’s an Americanized Kenyan accent.

@Billionair1w There is a specific way we pronounce words and there is a way Americans pronounce words. Listen keenly you will hear the American pronunciation 😂

@TheVagueLTD I love this. The city belongs to the people. They should pedestrianize most of the streets in Nairobi. Turn those parking lots into street parks

Kenyan tiktokers and content creators have taken over Nairobi city on Sundays. →🎥 100extra

@AntisocialExt14 @vinebrian @NBSportUg @NCSUganda1 An engineer didn’t design this park, a landscape architect did. Actually those ergonomically incorrect seats in the stadium is what you get when you ask an engineer to design. Architects and landscape architects design spaces

@vinebrian @NBSportUg @NCSUganda1 This is as much a design prob as it is a behavior prob. Good design anticipates natural human behavior. If ppl consistently put their feet there, the seats weren't designed with real users in mind. See how the engineers studied human behavior & designed walking paths...?

A whole load of civic education and basic manners required for our sports fans!! @NBSportUg @NCSUganda1

@mqhlay @ignyharaz2 It’s for stack ventilation. It’s not supposed to be totally sealed. But, we live in Kenya…

The small triangles on the roof ... I was told it's called weatherboard -- what's the use? Between Kisumu and Nairobi through Kericho, I see it/them even on houses for dogs @ignyharaz2

@MainaBugi @RamzZy_ You seriously believe a white blonde Norwegian boy, who his father was a professional football player, didn’t grow around wealth in Norway? The only poor families in Norway & Scandinavian countries are the immigrants & refugees who are mostly upper & middle class earners.

@RamzZy_ We live in the information age, so there is no excuse for misinformation. A massive following online should be matched with a responsibility to always fact check before you post. Peace.

He grew up in Leeds with money and his dad played professional football in England. Money to him is what water is to fish, he knows how to be himself inside it.

@MainaBugi @RamzZy_ “Not one surrounded by wealth”, really! everyone is rich in Norway 🤣.

@RamzZy_ Innacurate. Haland left Leeds at the age of 3 & returned to Bryne, a small town in South Western Norway, after his father retired from professional football due to injury. He was raised in a stable, comfortable home, but not one surrounded by wealth/luxury.

@The_Organic_Guy I hate that in Kenya all responsibilities are left to the consumer. A Kenyan life is worth zero to this country. It’s like every inhumane thing can be done to Kenyans as long as there’re profits to be made.

Kenyans, your vegetable are full of cancer causing pesticides. Please support any organic farmers you know by buying from them. Thats the only way we get more organic Farmers.

@NytoP2PMwangi Yes, If you compare Kenya with most of African countries. Outside of Africa, we are a very poor country.

A Congolese woman who teaches French at a Kenyan school says that Kenyans often take for granted the fact that, if city life fails, they can simply return to their village. She argues that this is a privilege many countries, especially her own, do not have. She says that some villages in the DRC have no proper roads and are thousands of kilometres from the nearest city. She has only managed to visit her own village twice, and even then, the journey was made under the threat of armed groups. Most people take the first and last trip to the city . Are Kenyans spoiled without even knowing it? In America, if you lose your job and have nowhere to go, you could end up sleeping under an expressway. In Kenya, many people can simply board a bus to their village, where they are likely to find free meals, accommodation, and the support of family.

@XivTroy It’s not a product problem, it’s a marketing problem.

Because it has not rewarded them - the majority of them. They went to school, have seen folks who went to school, yet it's the standard 2 criminals & nepotism that run the show. How are they supposed to celebrate a lie? That's why the swahili say: Aisifuaye mvua, imemnyea.

@JoyJMurraya It’s the quick money mindset, promoted by our “wash wash” economy. That system doesn’t reward patience that’s needed in education. To be super rich through education you have to really love what you do and put in the work. A quick money mindset doesn’t like that.

A lot of Kenyans really look down on education and idk why Literally making fun of people for going to uni like??????

@ntvkenya @OchiengMargare2 I don’t play around with my sleep. I’m incapable of doing anything without a good sleep.

Your body doesn’t forget those nights you said, “I’ll sleep later.” Here’s what sleep debt does to you.#NTVDigital #health #sleep @OchiengMargare2

@SizweLo Pan Africanists don’t like mentioning greed and corruption from the African leadership.

I saw a video of a girl asking what exactly African leaders have been doing since 1960 when “independence” kicked in for Africa to still be this “backwards” six decades later. There are several reasons, but three stand out the most🧵🧵🧵

@dnahinga 😂😂

Enjoying fully funded dinner from my own pocket.

@Lucyxfraserr @LinkedInHelp Same has happened to me today

@LinkedInHelp I have been permanently banned from my LinkedIn account and use it for work purposes in my job. I have no idea why this ban has happened and I would appreciate any help as my account has a lot of work on it.

@janetmachuka_ Everything I love is Killing me

I watched a video done by a cancer researcher on why one shouldn’t spray their perfumes on the neck and it was worth it. The neck is one of the highest blood flow on the body. Its skin is very thin which means fragrances and chemicals get absorbed faster and deeper. She explains most of the perfumes and cosmetic products have endocrine disruptors which mimic or block our hormones. Most studies link them to infertility, respiratory problems and cancer.

@Kenyans Am I the only one who doesn’t have an issue with this? Mimi utumia baiskeli kwenda kazi kila siku 😂

Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr flags off 385 bicycles for Community Health Promoters in Makueni County