Tom Mboya

Hapo haujachocha,but hio ni stereotype kuna wakyuk wapao watakupenda hata bila pesa,you know all women are diffrent,but kusema ukweli kama si mkenya kuwaoa hao hupreffer wazungu ama kama ww m tanzania maybe uwe na pesa sana,but u never know love is blind utapata mwenye atakupenda bila pesa

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Na jee ma boy wakenya wakikam huko,watawapata ama aje?Kwanza mi nataka hao wa boikoko,wenye wana nengua kiuno like nobodys business

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Vitabu zetu zinasema ain't right ni vitabu vyetu vinasema, karibu Tanganyika

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A you kenyan?

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Sidhani kama judiciary kukua constituted mainly by wazungu/wahindi or whichever grouo, then it becomes weak. It all depends on the people running those institutions as well as the govt in power if it is operating as per, and being totally faithful to the constitution.
Africans eventually supplanted the Asians/ Europeans in managing those institutions, but was it for the better? In fact, some very uncomfortable opinions emerged among the Africans themselves then that i.e. the civil service under the white control was better in terms of standards than the Africans who had recently supplanted them. It was an interim inefficiency...so it was hoped. But it has been such a long long wait for that efficiency and competence.

Not all leaders in the newly independent Kenya really wished to for Kenya to be a capitalistic state. Kenya, just like nearly all the newly independent countries at the time, found itself being courted by the Eastern and the Western ideologies. Divisions started to emerge soon after the independence over which political ideology to adopt. Leftists, led by Oginga Odinga, with Pio Gama Pinto as his chief political strategist preferred communism. The conservative right leaning camp led by Jomo Kenyatta, with Mboya being the weapon to fight the former. Game on...
 
Na jee ma boy wakenya wakikam huko,watawapata ama aje?Kwanza mi nataka hao wa boikoko,wenye wana nengua kiuno like nobodys business

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Kuna jamaa mmoja wa Kenya tupo nae huku Dar es Salaam anaitwa Njoroge!

Anapenda totoz za TZ amesema harudi Kenya hata mje kumchukua na bunduki!

Anasema TZ supus hazimuumizi kichwa kama za Kenya!

Hahahahaha
 
Yes, I am a Kenyan...
Ooh fiti sai wazungu hawako kwa judiciary but bdo strecture ni ile tu bdo Kenyan whites,kenyan indians alafu sisi,structure bdi hio,chenye kili happen nikuwa tulipata independence but vitu zingine hazikuchange sana ka structure ya society enda westy parkland kileleshwa then kam buru,na koma alafu huruma

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Kuna jamaa mmoja wa Kenya tupo nae huku Dar es Salaam anaitwa Njoroge!

Anapenda totoz za TZ amesema harudi Kenya hata mje kumchukua na bunduki!

Anasema TZ supus hazimuumizi kichwa kama za Kenya!

Hahahahaha
haha maybe hawamjibizi ama kumuitisha pesa unajua huku madem si wanyonge they know their rights

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Nakusoma mkuu!

You are very correct!

Ila Bantu migration phenomenon ni moja ya maajabu ya dunia aisee!
Can you imagine that wale watu ambao walioko misri walikua weusi kama Sisi? Lakini wakabadilishwa rangi na arabs, walikua wanaleta wasichana wao afu wanachukua wavulana wa kiafrika kwenda kupigana huko kwao na wengine wanafanywa castrations baada ya kipindi flani rangi nyeusi ikatoweka misri na Kwanza na ndio hao ambao walioko Libya, Tunisia,aligeria and Morocco.Bantu walikua farmers na walikua wanatafuta mashamba ambayo ni fertile , wakilima wakose mazao na wanahama hio sehemu wanaende kwingine,afu kingine ni ugonvi katika familia pia ilichangia mkikosana kidogo mtu anajitenga na mkewe na wanawe wanaenda mbali ,chanzo kingine ni watu kurundamana mkiwa wengi wengine wanajitoa kwenda kutafuta makao kwingine na hilo pia lilichangia kubadilika Kwa lugha maana ukienda kuishi sehemu Flani unajifunza maneno mapwa kulingana na majirani wapia ambao umewapata.

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