LMAOOO. A million and one ways to shit on this religion. Them not being welcoming is not one of them
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Our discussion this month is on the often unheard side of voter expectations. Unlike side A of the cassette with the replayable hits (tribalism, and patronization politics), the presenter asks us to look at Wanjiku through an alternative lens.
The discussion will be led by Mariga Kamau,who insists on no other introduction apart from the fact that he is a patriot.
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Kuna mahali unafika and you can’t believe anyone is enjoying marriage or having kids.
You start tweeting, “payday is here with no kids” “Just did Berlin marathon and I have no kids.”
You just want to badly convince yourself you ain’t missing anything
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Just found out today that Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital in Loresho accepts old spectacles, replaces the lenses and hands them out to those who cannot afford them.
So, if you have old spectacles you no longer use, take them to their Optical Unit reception desk.
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Replying to @Ihatethatkiller @hypedsoul1
Si Mimi nakushow...my old man retired in March and as his retirement package, he gifted himself someone's land 2 ha.
The Colonel had exquisite taste. RIP
Condoleezza Rice flew to Libya on business. Muammar Gaddafi treated it like a date: a song about her, a video of her photos and $212,000 in gifts.
In the video below, she tells what he played for her after dinner, and why she wanted to run.
His crush was no secret. In 2007 he told Al Jazeera: "I support my darling black African woman… I love her very much."
So when she planned the first visit to Libya by a Secretary of State in over 50 years, he asked to meet her in his tent.
"I don't know what that means, but it doesn't sound good," she says. They met at his home instead.
At the end, he said it:
"I have a video for you."
"Uh-oh, what is this?" she thought.
Photos of her with Putin and other leaders, set to that song: "Black Flower in the White House."
Her next thought: "Let's get out of here as fast as possible."
She didn't leave empty-handed: a diamond ring, a locket with his own face inside and more. About $212,000, by the State Department's count.
By U.S. rules, every piece went to the government.
Gaddafi kept something, though. In 2011, after he lost power, people who broke into his Tripoli compound found a photo album. Page after page of Condoleezza Rice.
He had a whole country's oil money and spent it like a teenager with a crush. In the end, $212,000 got him what any fan gets for free: her pictures.
So was it a harmless crush, or should a dictator collecting photos of America's top diplomat have scared Washington?
Guys, this thing is actually really real. Can he do it?
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There are thousands of people who need to be in place before the city awakens.
Delivering milk and bread. Starting fires to cook. Fuelling vehicles. Hauling produce.
Most of them emerge from the "bowels" of the city and live hand to mouth.
The uncredited extras on a movie set.






















