If you want to drive across East Africa in one loop, this is the route I first took in 2024. Five countries, six borders and roughly 4,400 km, starting and ending in Dar es Salaam. The Rwanda–Burundi border is closed, so the loop drops back into Tanzania to get into Burundi.

Guys who run marathons, is there something you’re not telling us? This mandem flew to Kenya just for a marathon 😏

messaging my wife a link containing proof of her husband cheating on her from an anonymous instagram account and then when she clicks on it texting her to let her know she failed the family phishing test and she has to retake my cybersecurity course

October photo dump, anyone?

18 vs 28 The wheel of time has been kind

24 on the 24th😝❤️

Norah Borus Chelagat (born June 7, 1995) was an exceptionally brilliant Kenyan computer scientist and academic prodigy, who hailed from Moiben, Uasin Gishu County. Before 2019, she had achieved national celebrity status in Kenya due to her academic excellence. Norah was the last-born child of highly accomplished professionals. Her father, Professor Peter Borus, is a prominent polio specialist and researcher at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI). Her mother, Dr. Dinah J. Borus, is a graduate-educated agronomist who worked with the Ministry of Agriculture. Chelagat attended Precious Blood Girls High School, Riruta, one of Kenya's top-performing national schools, and in the 2013 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations, she emerged as the best-performing female candidate in Nairobi County and was ranked 4th overall nationally. Following her spectacular results, she joined the prestigious Equity Bank African Leadership Programme in 2014, a selective pipeline designed to mentor Kenya's brightest minds for global impact. While her excellent national grades traditionally would have directed her toward a medical degree in Kenya, Norah chose to follow her passion for technology and secured a scholarship to Stanford University in California, entering in late 2015. At Stanford, she proved her academic capability by enrolling in a demanding co-terminal program, which allowed her to fast-track her studies, graduating with a First Class Honours degree in Engineering while simultaneously finishing a Master’s Degree in Computer Science, specializing in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Norah was heavily involved in tech-for-good initiatives, collaborating with Stanford's CS + Social Good group to build an SMS platform for Sanergy, a company scaling hygienic sanitation solutions in Kenyan informal settlements. Aside from programming, she was an active vocalist, part of the Stanford Center for African Studies, and loved mentoring youth by teaching nine-week coding camps in Nairobi during her summer breaks. In June 2019, a video emerged online that Norah had recorded detailing her life abroad. In it, she spoke candidly about feeling deeply disconnected in the United States. "Before Stanford, I had never gone out of Kenya," she expressed. She mentioned that while people on campus were nice, she deeply missed Kenya, the food, and the distinct warmth of the people. She remarked on a unique feeling of security she felt back home that was missing in the U.S.: "There is a certain feeling you get while in Kenya... like people are waiting for you." Few days before Friday, June 14, 2019, Norah uncharacteristically dropped out of touch. Because Norah was a highly active student, she was a vocalist, a mentor, and heavily involved with the African Studies Center. Dropping out of contact or missing planned gatherings completely during Commencement (Graduation) Weekend, when campus life was intensely social, immediately raised red flags for those close to her. As an international student who relied heavily on messaging apps (like WhatsApp) to stay connected with both her campus friend groups and families back home in Kenya, suddenly going "dark" and failing to respond to repeated texts, phone calls, or knocks on a dormitory door gave a primary reason her friends to contact residential advisors, and campus police. The Stanford University Police Department entered Norah Borus's room on Friday afternoon, June 14, 2019, for a welfare check. Following protocol when an occupant does not respond to repeated knocks, university officials and police officers utilized a master key to enter her private residence hall room at Kimball Hall. Inside her room, officers discovered the 24-year-old Norah lying completely lifeless, and deceased after consuming poison.

Honestly, mentally mko aje?

Kids out there stealing in the name of content ati ni akili... uyu hajui petty crimes unaweza ozea ndani

In 2014 Tutam PUA CHEAP blogger for hire who carries mobile phones📱 and coats 🧥 for MP James Nyikal, Ayatollah Evans Nudi Ochieng Asamo was sacked from Equity Bank as a loans officer due to incompetence and lack of professionalism. He later sued equity bank hoping to cash out big only to be awarded a meagre 3 months salary not bec he didn’t deserve sacking but bec of being dismissed without hearing, in other words he was chased from Equity Bank like a stray dog 🐕💔to go try other things including the failed Kiosk in Nyamasaria. The guy cannot survive in a structured professional employment, that explains why he had to fit properly in serving an MP as a phone 📱 and coats 🧥 carrier as that is a job that can be done by a class 6 dropout bec it has no structure apart from obeying orders of his master. Evidence there.

Fake TL doctors will never experience this

Sasa watu mkona driving license na hamna magari, huwa mnarenew alafu mnaendelea kutembea?

Mkona maoni?

What’s holding you back from moving out of the country?

Everyone needs to see Sipi falls at least once !💙