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So now we shift blame from Ruto and his abduction cabal to a judge?The judge who granted us audience, cleared his busy schedule to consider the application, directed us to file a fresh certificate for orders within an hour instead of a week later?Justice Muteti did his level best
Lawyer ABSHIR was dumped today somewhere in Isiolo by Kenya's security forces. Just imagine how impotent and embarrassed the High Court judge who heard the Hebeas Corpus application is feeling this evening. The judge was given endless opportunities to lead the process and force the police to release ABSHIR. Instead he twiddled his thumb, abdicated his duty and allowed the security organs to a make a fool of him. Judges with no backbone have no business in the judiciary. They must go home and look after their grandchildren.
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This kind of s*** is exactly why a lot of us don't feel bad about Charlie Kirk
Ole Miss coed who 'doubled down with monkey noises' when confronted by black students raises thousands in racist fundraiser trib.al/9Wnz2fX
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“Yes, Prophet Muhammad married Aisha at six. It was the norm at the time. And yes, he owned slaves. Slavery was the norm at the time.”
This is the defence for the man Muslims call the “greatest human being” and the “perfect role model” for all mankind.
So apparently, perfection has an expiry date, morality is relative, and the best defence for a perfect role model is: “Everyone was doing it.” 💀
Some people bring up Aisha (RA) and her marriage to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ solely to attack Islam. If you genuinely want to discuss the subject, let’s have an honest conversation about history, marriage, morality and the standards by which different generations are judged. Selective outrage is not intellectual honesty.
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Nothings tells you the difference between Chinese and Japanese road construction like Ngong Road. From Community to Junction, it was the Japanese, excellence. From Dagoretti corner the Chinese took over and its the most horrible stretch on that road
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Muslims slaughtered a 20 year old Coptic Christian for refusing to denounce Christ.
In other words, water is wet and the sky is blue.
Milad Malak, a 20-year-old Egyptian Coptic Christian and church deacon, was abducted, tortured, and killed by Islamist militants in Libya after repeatedly refusing their demands to abandon Christianity and convert to Islam.
Milad had traveled from his home village of Sabrbay, near Tanta in Egypt's Gharbia Governorate, to Libya on September 2, 2026, hoping to find employment and financially support his family.
He traveled with two Muslim friends from his village. However, while working in the western Libyan city of Zliten, the three were kidnapped alongside other Egyptian workers by an armed group.
According to his sister, Madonna Malek, the family last spoke to Milad on October 4. Two days later, on October 6, they received a message informing them that he had been abducted and was being tortured.
His kidnappers demanded a ransom of $4,700 for his release.
The families of his two Muslim companions paid the ransom, and both men were released. Milad's family also transferred the requested $4,700, but his captors refused to free him.
According to testimony from the two survivors and his family, the kidnappers discovered that Milad was the only Christian among the captives and began demanding that he renounce Jesus Christ and embrace Islam.
He endured days of beatings, torture, and death threats but refused to abandon his Christian faith.
His sister recounted his response to the kidnappers: "Even if you were to hack me to pieces, I would never renounce my faith."
He was subsequently killed.
The killing has revived memories of the 21 Christian martyrs murdered by ISIS on a Libyan beach in February 2015, when 20 Egyptian Coptic Christians and one Ghanaian Christian were beheaded after refusing to renounce their faith.
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Milad Malak, a 20-year-old Egyptian Coptic Christian and church deacon, was abducted, tortured, and killed by Islamist militants in Libya after repeatedly refusing their demands to abandon Christianity and convert to Islam.
Milad had traveled from his home village of Sabrbay, near Tanta in Egypt's Gharbia Governorate, to Libya on September 2, 2026, hoping to find employment and financially support his family.
He traveled with two Muslim friends from his village. However, while working in the western Libyan city of Zliten, the three were kidnapped alongside other Egyptian workers by an armed group.
According to his sister, Madonna Malek, the family last spoke to Milad on October 4. Two days later, on October 6, they received a message informing them that he had been abducted and was being tortured.
His kidnappers demanded a ransom of $4,700 for his release.
The families of his two Muslim companions paid the ransom, and both men were released. Milad's family also transferred the requested $4,700, but his captors refused to free him.
According to testimony from the two survivors and his family, the kidnappers discovered that Milad was the only Christian among the captives and began demanding that he renounce Jesus Christ and embrace Islam.
He endured days of beatings, torture, and death threats but refused to abandon his Christian faith.
His sister recounted his response to the kidnappers: "Even if you were to hack me to pieces, I would never renounce my faith."
He was subsequently killed.
The killing has revived memories of the 21 Christian martyrs murdered by ISIS on a Libyan beach in February 2015, when 20 Egyptian Coptic Christians and one Ghanaian Christian were beheaded after refusing to renounce their faith.
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Football had no issue with Salah praying to 'Allah' after all his goals
Football had no issue with Haaland doing the buddha celebration
But the second anyone glorifies Christ there's a problem?
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They are well on their way to Germany, Norway, Netherlands or similar countries. They will claim asylum and get on the government dole. A few months from now they will be tweeting greater Somali maps
🚨 BREAKING: Somalia Faces Diplomatic Crisis After Nine Delegation Members Disappear in Kosovo
Kosovo has formally demanded answers from Somalia after nine members of an official government delegation disappeared during a visit to the country. According to a diplomatic note dated 30 October, the nine individuals left their accommodation on 27 October without notifying authorities and failed to appear for their scheduled departure the following day. Kosovo’s Foreign Ministry has expressed serious concern over their whereabouts and safety, demanding an urgent explanation from Somalia.
The incident is a major diplomatic embarrassment for Somalia, where government passports and official trips have long been used as a way for people to enter Europe and disappear.
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If Carrick had walked after Bournemouth stating the club was being ruined by the owners he'd have blown the doors of this shitshow. Instead he stayed and trusted the owners and they've shat him out and got him under an NDA for the next 12 months.
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It’s noteworthy that Christian footballers playing in Saudi are able to proclaim their faith without a backlash, but the same doesn’t hold true for those playing in Germany.
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You see what the US is doing with Nikita? That's what France did with Quickmart Gordon Ramsay and Mr Presence is not submission
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When Man Utd have good seasons (Under Ten Hag, Solskjaer and Carrick) it falls off a cliff after.
I guess the common denominator may be that after those good seasons they don’t work to heavily invest on the right things in the summer to kick on, can’t be a coincidence
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Sammy Cullen Maina. Remember that name.
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Out of 67 senators, only 15 are needed for the Senate to sit. For two weeks in a row, fewer than 15 showed up.
Sh739,600 a month. That is a senator’s salary, before allowances.
In those two weeks, seven Cabinet Secretaries came to answer questions on stalled roads, drought relief money, 427 acres of Nyatike forest given to a private gold company, etc.
All seven were sent away because there was no quorum.
Sakaja waited two hours for senators to show up to examine Nairobi’s accounts. Ok, no problem with this really ju hata hakuna chenye anaenda kufanya.
And 689 matters are waiting, including the Public Participation Bill.
This is just after a four-week holiday.
A teacher who misses two weeks of class is disciplined. A nurse who misses two weeks of shifts loses pay.
But a senator can stay away for two weeks and collect a full salary.
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I met @Hon_Njeri_Maina and her ilk not so long ago & I asked them if they could name a level 3 health facility around them. Just one. They couldn't even tell what that level is. This is why she and her colleagues can never legislate the stuff that prevent that demand for 20,000 in the first place.
Like, how about stock hospital with the medicines needed to look after that kid. Timely reimbursement from SHA... enough healthcare workers so they don't rely on locum
KNH is a public refferal hospital. You don't need such a law (who will you jail? The doctor? The nurses? Come on now.
Kenyan MPs always putting bandages on problems instead of just doing the bare minimum
Do you remember baby Travis, who couldn’t get emergency medical attention at KNH because his mother could not raise Kshs. 20,000 deposit?
This bill is FOR him and families like his.
The Health Amendment Bill makes it mandatory ( with fine of up to Kshs. 3,000,000 ) to offer critical medical care without demanding for monetary deposit!
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When they are asked for identification in volatile areas they come to rant online ,but when 5 engineers and 2 police officers are killed they are surprisingly quiet. Just a coincidence ofc
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He's clean na governors wa wiper are minting the ukambani coffers dry? Ama unadhani hatujui Wavinya is always taking a cheque to him every end month? Kitu iko clean kwa Kalonzo ni hairline lakini hata jina ako karibu kuchange ajiite Sifuna, check your lane dia
