Either TikTok messy or the algorithm knows I’m nosy. As mi open the app is festivity👀. Do I know these people? No but but I’m sure in a few scrolls I will know the story. Starting with Bad Sekki
This car and I have beef. For the life of me I can’t get the left mirror right. Out here reversing and changing lanes on vibes and intuition 😅
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Water lane heading to downtown from Marcus Garvey drive, for years this has been happening. Patched up for a few months then back to this
Saw it and snapped it
Please fix it @NWA_JA @NWCjam @ksamcorp
#HappeningNow
KSAMC, Downtown Kingston Redevelopment Initiative and other stakeholders launch "See it. Snap it. Fix it." Digital Reporting Platform for Downtown Kingston Redevelopment
#KSAMC #MayorSwaby #StrategicPartnership #CleanerKingston
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There are important conversations we need to be having but we’re not solution oriented. That’s the predicament we face. An over investment in being mad (which isn’t the same thing as accountability) than we are in getting things right, being more efficient and impactful.
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If your partner is neurodivergent and she spends her whole day off on the couch, then cries at 9pm about wasting it, learn the words ADHD paralysis.
She had 12 things she wanted to do. Her brain couldn't pick the first one, so it picked none. You think she's lazy.
Don't ask "What do you want to get done today?" At 10am, hold out her shoes. "We're walking to get coffee." Once she's moving, she'll pick the next thing herself. All she ever needed was someone to take the first step with her.
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I need developers to stop with the bagga high rise apartments with shitty parking and poor drainage systems
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Wonderful news: Murera has given birth to a baby girl this morning! Her daughter entered the world bathed in the light of a near-full moon, perfect in every way. We’ve named her Mwezi, which means moon in Swahili.
Murera chose to give birth in her stockade, the place that has been her nighttime sanctuary all these years. Her delivery couldn’t have been more seamless – in fact, by the time the Keepers heard the rumbles and rushed to her side, it was all over! Mother and baby are doing very well, while Mwana is already proving to be an excellent and attentive big sister.
More to come, but we're filled with joy and wanted to share Mwezi’s first moments with you. (Word is already out amongst the elephants – this morning, every wild-living Umani orphan showed up to meet the newest member of their family!)
Congratulations to our extraordinary Murera: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/o…






























