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MissPerryM♡ retweeted
Instead of fasting maybe if you do it once in a week siri ni kukula street foods majioni, saa kumi kamili ya asubuhi unakimbia washroom kutoa kila kitu kwa tumbo 🤣
Sunsets are heaven’s gentle reminder that even the most beautiful things must pause, only to rise again.
MissPerryM♡ retweeted
I recommend 2 glasses of wine if you need that restful sleep or some magnesium glycinate supplements
MissPerryM♡ retweeted
Sakaja is saying the building had no certificate of Occupancy but for reason, each of the businesses had paid over 20,000 in business permits, sewage, and fire licence. How and Why did the County sell business permits to businesses located in illegal building?
MissPerryM♡ retweeted
The petitioner is lawyer John Muremi Njomo (advocate John Njomo).
His High Court petition (HCCHRPET/E717/2026), certified urgent today, challenges the Elections (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2024 just passed by the National Assembly. It removes the legal duty under Section 39 for IEBC to livestream presidential results as announced at polling stations.
Njomo argues this risks reduced transparency, public scrutiny and confidence ahead of 2027, potentially enabling irregularities. Electronic transmission and portal publication of forms remain required.
The collapsed building in Eastleigh had businesses in the basement and ground floor😭😭😭
No survivors😭😭😭
The Elnino is really out here upgrading from hot sun to extreme heat, and now we’re breathing dust like it’s part of the atmosphere
When the rains finally come, we will all need to start building the ark like Noah!
Is there anyone else whose been feeling really reallly tired lately?
I can’t tell if it’s burnt out, iron deficiency or just living under Rutos regime😭😭
MissPerryM♡ retweeted
I have a theory that adults miss college so much because it was the last time they lived in walkable communities, saw their friends every day, could get almost anywhere without needing a car, and were surrounded by neighborhoods designed to foster connection.
