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He did it multiple times to other black guests during the event. He doesn't seem to care that he caused harm. If this had been a physically violent tic he wouldn't have been allowed to harm people.

"Free Palestine" being censored while "nigger" is allowed to flourish in a *recorded* telecast is a microcosm of what is to exist while Black in this political moment.

There was a time they cared to hide it, had civilians who'd pick up after it's dropped, they'd use sticks with gum at the end to pick up, they'd pretend to check the vehicle and the driver would stick money to the door or drop it. Now corruption is so blatant from the top, they don't hide.

They were calling anyone against Israel building their settlement in Nakuru 'liberals' and 'leftists'. The American Xtian right controls a lot of the narrative in Kenya.

He's shameless and nothing is sacred to him, today he's sold safaricom to vodacom, Ikolomani to some British mining company and our data to the US.

We'll wake up one day and this man will have sold us all to whoever asked him first. It's not like he's even discerning in his greed.

This Baby Zebra Was Born With Spots Instead Of Stripes - TVovermind A rare polka dot baby zebra was spotted (pun intended) in Kenya, and the internet is going wild. The animal has already captured many a heart (ours included), and photos of the adorable creature have ...

This baby zebra was born in Kenya’s Maasai Mara National Reserve with spots instead of stripes. It also might finally put to bed the age-old question of whether zebras are white with black stripes or black with white stripes.

I, too was shocked to find out we have load shedding, that we'd call it load shedding instead of good old rationing like Moi times. When and where does it happen?

Raila Odinga, 7 January 1945 – 15 October 2025 For decades, Odinga’s political flexibility held Kenya together through crisis after crisis. But his capacity for deal-making also stalled Kenya’s democratic reckoning.

For decades, Raila Odinga’s political flexibility held Kenya together through crisis after crisis. But his capacity for deal-making also stalled Kenya’s democratic reckoning. In death, as in life, he leaves the country suspended between gratitude and bewilderment.

Even with a divided opposition he'll struggle with the 50+1, Martha was a gen x and boomers candidate, I don't think she appealed to the younger people who didn't know her at her best, the last election people didn't see the fighter in her, she was tribal then too.

I think Kalonzo believes he has a real chance this time, against Ruto. Mating'i is a threat but Kalonzo is electable countrywide with the right kingpins' support.

Back to Gachagua?🤷🏾

It's true he had limits and humanity that Ruto doesn't. It's really disheartening that he ended up ruining his image so completely when he joined Ruto after June 25th. I still don't understand his reasoning, beyond lust for power.

This week, I’m hosting The Daily Show Tuesday through Thursday.

It’s my first time hosting anything on TV. Ever.

I’ve spent years writing behind the scenes, learning from truly great and talented people. Now, for three nights, I get to sit at the desk and do it myself.

He has thrown everything at this crisis, from treason accusation, to Raila as the saviour, to tribal divisions to shooting orders, Kenyans have continued to laugh at him. His anger is visible everyday now.

The US has women who are brain dead forced to gestate a fetus, women dying because they couldn't get abortions to save their lives. I don't think they should be bombed for it.

And he will dig in and refuse to change because it's not even about anything any of them have done to the US, also I hope he doesn't ever to deal with any Guinea.

Unless TZ was being instructed by Wantam to detain and torture Mwangi it doesn't make sense for them to have refused to deport him like they did the others. It must have cost them more to move hold him and move him by road.

This guy resembles his thoughts. Utter stupidity.

I see Mozambique is due for some democracy.

Gado...

So let's start from the beginning.

Was it grotesque that Israel used the killing of Israelis to snipe babies, bomb hospitals, rape or starve Palestinians? Was it grotesque when kids were shot while playing football/soccer in 2012? What about when Israelis arrest a 5 year old for throwing a rock then try him in a military court?

Or maybe the people who were slaughtering Palestinians, taking their land, denying them dignity, justice or humanity were to blame first. Maybe if we humanised Palestinians we'd have seen stories about their babies who were killed before October 7th.

It's been interesting to see the "strong American institutions" fallacy finally exposed. They are just as bad as Kenya, the president takes over parliament and some judges then runs a dictatorship.

It's interesting how people seem to think that he asked nicely and they gave black South Africans equality.
Maybe the nobel peace prize made it seem like he was all about kumbaya and getting along, they also refuse to see the 27 year imprisonment and terrorist tag.

'Mo' Season 2: A Masterclass in Storytelling, Humor, and Heart Palestinians had long been stereotyped and demonized on Western television until, that is, comedian Mo Amer came along.

“‘Mo' Season 2: A Masterclass in Storytelling, Humor, and Heart” - ⁦‪Faisal Kutty‬⁩ writes for Zeteo on why Palestinian-American comedian Mo Amer’s show is so important and so groundbreaking:

No they don't, they've been supporting a genocide for decades.

Makes one wonder how powerful he must believe himself to be and why.

I did one a while back that took a couple of weeks to complete but the one I did in December was quick and they emailed me once it was done, both on the tab. They have improved a lot.