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    Women are enemies to other women???

    Caution, I'm not objectifying or blaming women. It's pattern recognition from my experience. That's all. As a black woman, an African woman, a Kenyan woman, who wants as born in all the chaos and the drama that revolves around African homes, I must admit women are truly enemies of other women...
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    Paternity Uncertainty.

    In human beings, paternity uncertainty refers to the fact that, unlike maternity (which is biologically obvious), a man cannot be 100% certain he is the biological father of a child without genetic testing. Do you know that a man is the only mammal who can never be 100% sure his child is his? A...
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    Working hard!!

    WORKING HARD IN A SYSTEM YOU DON'T OWN Working hard is often praised as a universal virtue—the promise that dedication and sacrifice will eventually lead to success. However, when that hard work is invested in a system you do not own or control, the outcomes are often more complex and, at times...
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    VLC

    This is Jean-Baptiste Kempf, the creator of VLC media player. He turned down tens of millions of dollars to ensure VLC remains completely ad-free. For those of you who don’t know, VLC also allows you to watch 150–300 live sports channels plus over 1,800 free TV channels worldwide Here’s how...
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    PEOPLE SHOW UP FOR BURIALS, NOT FOR BURDENS

    There is a painful truth woven into modern society: people will travel miles, rearrange schedules, and spend money to attend a burial, yet when that same person was alive and struggling, help was scarce and excuses were plenty. This contradiction reveals more about us as a society than we are...
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    Prof Sam Ongeri

    Senator (Prof.) Samson Kegengo Ongeri’s story begins on February 23, 1938, in Gesusu, Nyaribari Masaba, Kisii District. His childhood was shaped by faith, simplicity, and a proud heritage of resistance. His grandfather, Nyamatenga, was shot dead by colonial forces in Kiogoro while resisting...
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    THE ARTUR BROTHERS

    Mercenaries hired to extract Ksh 6 BILLION cocaine from police custody Kenya, early 2000s. A time when cocaine was worth more than lives, and power spoke louder than law. In 2004, police stumbled onto the biggest drug bust in Kenyan history — 1.1 TONNES of cocaine, estimated street value: Ksh 6...
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    Classic Volkswagen. Kshs 150K

    20K cash kama kuna logbook. contact admin
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    Understanding Bar Codes

    Most products use a 12-digit UPC barcode. Each section tells you something different. 1. First digit — Number system / country code • The first number identifies the number system used. • In many cases, it reflects where the barcode was registered, not where the product was made. • Example...
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    Pneumatic cables

    Pneumatic cables on highways are flexible rubber tubes stretched across the road, used by traffic engineers for temporary traffic monitoring, counting vehicles, calculating speed, and classifying vehicle types (cars vs. trucks) by detecting pressure changes as tires roll over them. These tubes...
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    WhatsApp Chats Can Create a Binding Contract

    The High Court Has Confirmed That WhatsApp Chats Can Create a Binding Contract The High Court has upheld a KSh 145,000 judgment arising from an agreement that was never written, never signed, and never stamped. In Fredrick Ochiel v Kennedy Okoth (2026), the Court dealt with a dispute over an...
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    The AI Bubble Is About To Burst, But The Next Bubble Is Already Growing

    Speculation rules the world. It didn’t used to. But from the 1980s through to 2008, something changed. Investors realised that they could get far more return from hype than from any kind of legitimate business. This is the information age, after all, and information is easy to manipulate and...
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    Kumbe CBC ni remix ya old system?

    thank you. very informative
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    THE MAN WHO INSPECTED A PRESIDENT

    Julius Mwandawiro Mghanga arrived in November 1959, somewhere in Werugha, Taita-Taveta. They say that his childhood resume included climbing the Taita Hills barefoot, tilling soil and avoiding hyenas but destiny interrupted that peace. Starehe Boys’ Centre polished him, and unleashed him back...
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    AOB 17rd/01/20206

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    I'm not a MAD Man

    Singapoor, here we come
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    AoB 24/12/2025

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    AOB 16rd/12/20205

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    AOB 14ST/12/20205

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