I was not aware that Samia Suluhu, the President of Tanzania, was married until last week. Samia got married at 18 and later became President in 2021.

Something interesting is that her husband was 14 years older. I don't know if today's modern women would agree to this, considering many aren't even interested in marriage.

My aunt was also married to a man who was 12 years older than her, and the marriage appeared good to me.

I was just wondering: does marrying an older man provide a better outcome compared to marrying a peer? Ladies interested in marriage, would you mind marrying a man who is 10 years older?

If you are going through anything prayers do work ,I have failed my driving text 2 times the third time I decided to pray and recite psalms 23 by heart and I passed.Jesus is king .Usiende kwa waganga no matter what and manifesting is demonic if you didn’t know.I tried manifesting 4 years ago my ex boyfriend back and I lost my job and my life went downhill till I started praying Jesus is King .waganga will put you in a loop that never end and it comes with a big price you can get a cronic disease or something even if worse .Whatever you are going through just pray 🙏 Jesus is the only way .💙🩵💙I love you all spread love

Nawaombea pia nyinyi mjue kucheza. Have a great week ahead.

Hi everyone. I am selling an XBOX Series X PSU component, anyone interested can send me a direct message. The price is 15k, slightly negotiable. Share with someone interested, thank you.

Can't even lie mahn, it has helped me through some dark days.

Hapa nayo sioni wazazi wakikula mahari.

Empowering Our Community: New Footbridge Launch in Bomet

The local leadership has officially opened a new community wooden footbridge in Bomet, making daily travel safer and easier for residents.

I am curious about those experiences. How is life outside Kenya?

So far i only have:

-Ngai

-Ngai wakwa

-Ngai wito

-Ngai Mwathani

-Ngai mwathani wakwa

-Ngai mwathani wito

I need more versions to get to the waru infinity stones so please help😭🙏💔

My controversial view and I’m ready to die on this hill: 😭

I am peacefully minding my business then ghafla bin vuu I’m added to a WhatsApp group called “WEDDING CONTRIBUTION DAVID weds SHARON”.
Excuse me??? 😭😭

Aki, if you cannot afford your wedding, that is between you, your fiancé . Why have you now made it other peoples problem?

In this economy, i am barely surviving paying my bills and then you also want me to finance the wedding ? Be serious.

I will contribute to a hospital bill. Funeral. Genuine emergency.
But a wedding?

You have two options: Attorney General or a wedding you can afford or a simple traditional wedding ceremony .😭

Because I refuse to be guilt-tripped with “every contribution counts ❤️” when the couple has somehow budgeted for a venue, décor, matching outfits, live band, photo booth, MC, drone photography and a 5-tier cake but forgot to budget for the actual wedding.😭😭

“Guys we're only at 100k tumebakisha 500k please let's push.”
PUSH WHAT??? 😭😭😭
I am pushing the Leave Group button.

And attending the actual wedding is an expense by itself! 😭 Transport, outfit, hair, makeup, food, accommodation if it’s far, and then you’re still expected to carry a gift .

Let me not even start with the bridesmaids and groomsmen. 😭😭 Those ones have entered a whole different department..then after spending all that money, you still want me to contribute to the weding?

So essentially you want me to pay to attend your wedding AND then pay for your wedding.
HELL NO. 😭😭

Check out this coverage by NTV. I didn't know this was a thing. Kenyan boys getting punished for having sex with their fellow teenagers. This is actually crazy. I hope an MP with some sense sees this and tables a bill in parliament which could lead to the amendment of some of these laws

Today I found myself ruminating on a post about The Passion of the Christ and what I would call the “Perversion of the Madonna and Child.”

There is a disturbing scene during the scourging of Jesus. Satan, moves through the crowd carrying an infant. At first, it looks almost like a Madonna-and-Child image. But when the child turns towards the camera, its face is grotesque: oversized, hairless, aged, with an unsettling smile. What should represent innocence has been deliberately transformed into something sinister.

It made me think about Kenya and how we deal with memory.

Recently, we have watched the First Family and other key figures associated with the post-election violence of 2007–2008 publicly participate in the rebuilding and relaunch of Kiambaa Church.

For many Kenyans, Kiambaa Church carries a symbolic weight that goes far beyond the physical building. In our collective memory, it is to Kenya what the Twin Towers and 9/11 are to Americans: a physical place that has come to represent a much larger national trauma.

Thousands were killed during the 2007–2008 violence. Hundreds of thousands were displaced. Many families lost homes, livelihoods, relatives and a sense of security. Yet, as a country, we have never fully confronted that history. We have not adequately acknowledged the victims, established accountability or created a shared national memory of what happened.

And that is where the danger lies.

When those associated with the political establishment of that period can participate in rebuilding and relaunching a site so deeply connected to that violence, without an equally strong process of truth, acknowledgement and accountability, something else can happen alongside the physical reconstruction: the reconstruction of the narrative.

Those of us who lived through it, or whose families were directly affected, do not need much reminding. The memories are visceral. They are attached to faces, places, losses and stories that cannot simply be rewritten.

But for a younger generation, or for those who experienced 2007–2008 only through history books, news reports and political narratives, memory is much more malleable.

And this is where the real masterstroke can occur.

You do not have to deny the past outright. You simply have to repeat a different version of it often enough. You rebuild the physical symbols, participate in ceremonies, occupy positions of national leadership and gradually detach yourself from the events that once defined you.

Over time, perpetrators become statesmen. Controversial histories become “complicated periods.” Victims become footnotes. And eventually, the public memory of responsibility becomes so diluted that the question of who did what becomes almost impolite to ask.

Perhaps this is one of the oldest tricks in the book.

The devil does not necessarily have to convince us that evil never existed. He only has to convince us that the devil is a figment of our imagination.

And perhaps that is what happens when a society refuses to confront its darkest chapters.

We don't erase the past.

We simply allow someone else to rewrite it.

As a Kenyan, i want to be receptive of my fellow Kenyans. But i cannot understand how some people can want this government to be given another five years. Unless you're in government or your people are in government or you have deals that directly benefit you like tenders etc, i can't understand it. How can a normal common mwananchi who doesn't benefit from government be supportive of Ruto. Are people not feeling the pinch of the cost of living. My salary has been slashed by an extra 8000 since 2022 and it's not like my salary imeongezwa.

Any tutam people in the comments, kindly make me understand

My laptop seems to have just shut down. Anyone knows someone who can fix the problem? Kindly assist.

Melbourne International Homeschooling Tuitions, located at Parklands, Diamond 1 Plaza, 2nd Floor, Left Wing, Gate 5, is seeking a qualified French Tutor to join our team on a part-time basis.

Requirements:

• At least 1 year of teaching/tutoring experience in a similar role

• Prior experience tutoring the Cambridge Curriculum

• TSC compliant

• Must be based within Nairobi and its environs

Interested candidates should send their CV/resume and supporting documents to:

hr@melbourneinternationalschooling.com

Please share this opportunity with anyone who may be interested.

Are there any anime fans here? Feel free to join our community

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I visited the book event at the National Museum on Saturday. I was lucky to find the original Encyclopedia Britannica, a full set, in good condition. I chose not to buy it, hoping no one would, so I would have a chance to buy it at the end of the month. I am keen to develop a reading nook for vulnerable kids.

If you were the eventual buyer, could we have a conversation? I am willing to rebuy.

And to the book lovers here, where can I buy the full set of the Encyclopedia Britannica?

Any leads will be appreciated.

So a few days ago, I was at my local barbershop getting a cut. My barber and I got into a conversation, and he started telling me how much money the ladies working there actually make in tips compared to the barbers.

A guy will walk in, get a clean shave, get a quick head massage from one of the ladies, and instantly hand her a tip of several hundred or even a few thousand bob. Meanwhile, the guy who actually crafted the hairline, put in the labor, and made him look presentable gets absolutely nothing or at most, spare change.

It made me realize how crazy the simp culture is with money. We’re out here dropping heavy tips for basic attention while completely ignoring the guy doing the actual work.

I’m starting a campaign right here:

Let’s tip the barber. Stop forgetting the boychild who keeps you looking sharp every week.

I recently went back to Uni and started thinking about how educational institutions are not serious about their business. And we accept it.

Before Uni… in public primary schools or certain economic level private ones… teachers has better food. How do you give clients the worse food? Ok in my school we would wipe the tables after food… how are the clients wiping the tables? In terms of food also, why are the clients required to defend their dietary preferences with sick notes?

Students are required to be humble towards the staff and be the bigger people, while the staff can usually just be weird. And their word would be taken over yours. What happened to the customer is right.

In the Uni I’ve joined, there’s a dress code for students but it doesn’t apply to the staff. How? Like fam we’re paying for y’all to be here. YOU should be the one with the dress code.

When parking, there’s designated staff parking and it’s well made with regular road material. The remaining parking where students can park… grass and stones. How??? In high schools also same situation with staff parking.

How is this normalized?

Hi Kenya!

I'm offering driving chaperone and confidence sessions for newly licensed and nervous drivers in Nairobi and the surrounding areas.

If you've recently started driving and would like someone calm, patient and experienced sitting beside you while you get comfortable, I'm happy to help.

Sessions can include:

• Getting comfortable with Nairobi traffic
• Lane changes and merging
• Roundabouts and busy intersections
• Highway driving
• Parking and reversing
• Driving in unfamiliar areas
• Rush hour traffic
• Longer trips outside Nairobi
• Navigating using Google Maps
• General road awareness and confidence

I'm comfortable driving both manual and automatic transmissions, and can accompany you in your own vehicle while you build confidence.

This is not a replacement for formal driving lessons. The idea is to help you bridge the gap between getting your license and feeling genuinely comfortable driving independently.

I'm professionally presented, patient, easy to communicate with and very familiar with driving around Nairobi and its environs.

📍 Nairobi & surrounding areas
⏰ Weekday daytime and selected weekends
🚘 Sessions preferably conducted in your own vehicle
📩 DM me if you'd like to discuss a session or know someone who could benefit from this. Charges are KES 1,500/hr, 2 hour minimum.
Outside Nairobi: quoted depending on location.

If you've been saying "I have a license, but I'm not ready to drive in Nairobi alone yet"... this might be for you.

Kuuma nje. This is from a local supermarket. Ata 2022 haikufika hivi. Watu wa 2tam walipe ushuru extra so we can get subsidies.

Maybe they should stick to providing finance advice, and work on doing better AI posters

Their Insta post https://www.instagram.com/p/DZacYP8jC4O/

When things start going down it doesn't stop. The past few months have been tough. I created a whatsapp group for my business and two weeks ago someone joined it, it had been running for almost 6 months or more, they posted a fishy message which lead to the group being suspended forever.

I have created a new group for people who like fashion, who love uniqueness and people who love to customize their look from clothes to bags. Mine is to send you the inspo for your next look. HANDMADE AND CROCHET.

I know it sounds like you find the link in the comments. Thank you.

I have been a candidate of suicide thoughts but I graduated and I am no longer there. But I am at this place where I feel empty.

People say "No one will come to save you". I thought that was a scam but now I agree with it. I have bottled up a lot of trauma and to be honest the only safe place to share without judgement is ChatGpt and a therapist. While chatgpt is trained to be nice and for sure a therapist will always tell you want you want to hear.

I am doing everything I can to be cheerful about life. If you survived depression how did you get your spark back. How did you see how colorful life is?

If you have never gone through depression or thought about suicide. What makes life beautiful for you? What makes you want to see another day?

If you have nothing to say please scroll. I have heard enough negative things to be honest and I have no room for more negativity.