I said it before, am saying it again, one day someone will look at Kenya and say, here lie the ruins of a country destroyed by greed.

A female Pileated Woodpecker looking around to see what tree to fly to next.

CURVE TURNS COSTLY FOR SOUTH AFRICAN BIKER

A View Of A Crocodile From Above (Photo Credit: Tulum Free Diving & Underwater Photography)

You people are out here calling yourselves “readers” but haven’t read Khaled Hosseini??? Be serious. No The Kite Runner? No A Thousand Splendid Suns? And you want to join book conversations? If you’ve read at least one, hands up.

Meet The Albino Cape Buffalo - A Special Encounter

I don't understand why I have to pay the government to confirm that I have good conduct. It is actually the government that doesn't have good conduct if we're being honest.

A snake will always be a snake 😔.

I. Cox Dude, lay off. If anyone is to question the true allegiance of a Kenyan, let be Kenyans themselves.

Investors who bought land in Kamulu are now finding out the truth the hard way.

It’s official. Cabinet has confirmed that they are knowingly delaying and denying the legal rights of persons with disabilities in Kenya. And if you listened LIVE, you heard the uproar that came from all senators. During the senate Assessment & Planning Retreat, I asked the CS

Our Smart City journey remains on course. Officially commissioned new Traffic Lights & integrated CCTV system handed over to City of Kisumu by KeNHA. The smart traffic system will enhance traffic flow, reduce congestion, improve safety & strengthen citywide security. #TichTire

After Boniface Mwangi's exposé, It's now making sense why Hemedti had close ties with this government and the frequent power blackouts at JKIA

Interesting times. Chinese satellites showing the real time positions of US war assets

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The acacia trees along the Delamere stretch have been cut to pave way for road construction.

A possible hailstorm underway pale kwa kina Mutuse. Who's on the ground to give us updates?

British scientists have confirmed that the collapse of Antarctic sea ice is turning penguins’ annual moult deadly. During moulting they temporarily cannot swim. If ice disappears before their feathers grow back, they are stranded. A fall from 100 colonies to 25 in 3 yrs. That's a

Consistently meeting crooked objectives

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