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DSTV has overhauled their packages
Starter - 116 Channels (All local Channels, Premier League Matches, all LaLiga Matches, and a LUO channel from the second of November) 750 bob per month
Select - 149+ Channels - tailor made for famile viewing. News, sports, kid’s channels. 1,500 bob per month
Sports Pack - 159+ Channels. ALL SPORTS. EVERYTHING, and a first - Supersport Swahili. It will also come with several movie channels. 3,000 bob per month
Ultimate 180+ Channels - all sports. All movies, all entertainment. KILA KITU. 7,300 per month. A 40% reduction
Droid retweeted
My younger brother @oyugi_alexander has been kidnapped
kidnappers asked for a 50k ransom yesterday
we reported this to buruburu police station since my brother's phone is off and it was the one they used to call my other two brothers for the ransom
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No human will ever write code better than LLMs. Accept this fact, stop pretending, and move on.
I have learnt a lot about this field... Trust me returns and fakes are headache
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Sometimes Kalonzo's shallowness scares me. Imagine if our hopes were with him? Tungekula kavu!!! The fact that he can't understand why Ruto prefers him as the opposition flag bearer while it is too obvious for even a two year old to see tells you how much unqualified he is.
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Just checked your profile and saw you actually studied at Harvard. The intellectual distance between your education and your thinking is so wide, a person could die trying to jump across.
SIFUNA has NEVER done a SINGLE thing of CONSEQUENCE in his entire life. Not a thing as a lawyer, ODM SG, or senator. Zero, zilch, nada. He’s a blank slate. I challenge anyone to name one thing. Apart from running his mouth. He lost every election until Baba made him Nairobi Senator. Now he’s hiding under Gachagua’s skirt. Prove me wrong. I challenge you.
We are OK with it
Dear Hannes,
While we sympathise with your loss, we will not stand by as you denigrate our nation and its president.
We have many problems as a nation, but you have little understanding of what ails us. You have chosen to take sides in our domestic politics, yet I can assure you that you have little grasp of its complexities and nuances.
First, it appears that having met the president in person, you expected preferential treatment from the government, perhaps even that he would intervene on your behalf. If that was your expectation, then you were expecting the very thing we condemn as corruption: the use of personal connections to secure preferential treatment.
Had the investment deal gone through as expected, would we be hearing these accusations from you today? It is a question worth asking.
Sadly, your experience with this deal appears to have led you to pass judgment on an entire country and its president, despite having little understanding of the political realities at play.
We know what ails us. We know what needs to change, and we understand the nuances of our politics. You, on the other hand, appear to have taken a political position driven by your personal experience rather than a genuine understanding of the issues.
You are entitled to seek justice for what happened to you. But your personal grievance does not automatically make you an authority on our politics, nor does it justify denigrating an entire nation. There is a difference between seeking justice for a wrong committed against you and presuming to lecture a country about problems you barely understand. That is meddling in another country's domestic affairs.
