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03/09/2024

A Grand Little Lie
2021
|Maturity Rating: PG13
| 1h 27m
| Drama
Desperate to keep his girlfriend happy, a people-pleasing man tells his boss a seemingly harmless lie that spirals wildly out of control.

Genres
Crime Movies, Drama Movies, African Movies

This movie is...
Offbeat, Suspenseful

Audio
Swahili [Original]
Subtitles
English, Swahili

Cast
Michael 'smallz' Munyoki
Mercy Mutisya
Mwaura Bilal
Nyokabi Macharia
Catherine Kamau-Karanja

20/08/2024

The children of Congo are suffering on a daily basis by being forced into child labor to mine minerals under very tough inhumane conditions for big tech companies. Repost Widely
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16/07/2024

NTV has decided to reveal the way a Ugandan citizen was paid so that he can say he is the murderer of bodies from Kware.

11/07/2024

What are Kenyans waiting for to act against bandits?
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The first contingent of Kenyan police landed in Haiti on June 25, 2024, with the mission to support the country’s security forces.
On the same day, their colleagues were confronting thousands of young protesters in the streets of Kenya.
The demonstrators were demanding the withdrawal of the government’s finance law under President William Ruto. They also criticized the decision to send armed forces to Haiti.
The police responded harshly to the movement.
Around forty people were killed in two weeks of protests, according to a government-funded organization report.
These deaths have exacerbated the unrest and sparked widespread criticism of the police and the president, whose resignation is now being demanded.
« We must ensure they hear us, » says John Mwangi, one of the protesters.
The 23-year-old journalism student opposes the finance law and the government’s decision to send police to Haiti.
« I think we should have solved our internal problems before trying to address others’ issues, » he told AyiboPost.
The demonstrators were demanding the withdrawal of the government’s finance law under President William Ruto. They also criticized the decision to send armed forces to Haiti.

The law, which has since been withdrawn, aimed to increase taxes on essential goods like bread and vegetable oil.
The collected funds would have helped repay over $80 billion in public debt that Kenya has accumulated over the years from countries like China, or institutions like the International Monetary Fund or the World Bank.
The debt represents about 70% of the country’s gross domestic product, the highest level in 20 years.
Most of the billions were invested in sometimes fictitious infrastructure projects. Others were tainted by corruption, poorly designed, and often underutilized, according to reports.
The IMF demands austerity measures to secure additional loans.

09/07/2024

Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso, Abdourahamane Tiani of Niger and Malian Colonel Assimi Goita will meet in Niamey on Saturday for the inaugural summit of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) - a coalition pushing for regional autonomy, managing natural resources and promoting economic development among its member states.

09/07/2024

In Dinka/Jieng system of marriage, despite payment of dowries that range from 100-500 cows, women are treated godly. Once a man gets married, his wife will not cook or sweep for 4 years, this period is called "Anyuuc" (Generous Welcoming). It is meant for a new wife to rest, relax and study her husband's homestead values.

Her husband's sister will cook, wash utensils, collect firewood, fetch water, and do other domestic work till later. After 4 years, her husband will then decide to arrange a very big party called Thaat (cooking festival), 3 cows and 5 goats can be slaughtered to initiate a wife into cooking for the family. This is how love is expressed in Dinka society of South Sudan.

05/07/2024

Garry Conille promises to shortly regain control of the entire national territory




Prime Minister Garry Conille promises to soon regain control of the entire national territory thanks to the joint efforts of the National Police and the MMSS. The head of government responding to questions from an RFI journalist on Wednesday July 3, 2024 renewed the commitment and desire of the transitional authorities to do everything possible to hold elections in the country by the end of 2025.

Prime Minister Garry Conille guarantees that the police authorities with the support of the multinational force will take control of the entire national territory to allow the population to move freely.

The head of government who responded to questions from a journalist from Radio France Internationale (RFI) during his visit to the United States of America, recalled that the MMSS's mission is to support the National Police to facilitate the recovery of areas occupied by armed gangs.

The families of the three murdered UTAG police officers, met by PM Garry Conille
PM Conille chaired his first meeting of the Superior Council of the National Police
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05/07/2024

Haiti Justice:
It's A Program to Support Justice and Fight Against Impunity
05/07/2024 10:42:23



The Program to Support Justice and Fight Against Impunity (PAJLI) of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) actively supports working sessions in Haiti with the Ministry of Justice to develop the first evaluation process prosecutors.

PAJLI aims to strengthen the capacities of institutions and actors in the judicial system as well as coordination with the Haitian National Police (PNH) to combat impunity, insecurity and violence based on gender.

The PAJLI program aims in particular at 5 objectives:

1 The independence and integrity of magistrates are strengthened, ensuring their accountability and performance to fight against insecurity, corruption and violence against gender;

2 The capacities of magistrates and coordination with the PNH in the conduct of investigations, prosecutions and adjudication of crimes linked to insecurity and corruption are increased, reducing impunity. The establishment of anti-gang, anti-corruption, and anti-Gender-Based Violence judicial systems (model jurisdictions) contributes to achieving this result;

3 The legal and regulatory framework to combat insecurity and corruption is adapted and implemented impacting these two issues;

4 The capacities of the judicial system at the community level, as well as access to justice in order to prevent and resolve conflicts are strengthened, contributing to increasing the resilience of the environment ;

5 The advocacy and monitoring capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) are consolidated, ensuring the accountability of actors in the judicial system and the advancement of justice reforms.

Note that the Governments of Canada and Norway also actively support PAJLI.

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05/07/2024

The Kenyan soldiers put their feet down seven times to secure the US embassy, ​​which seems to be in a panic because of bandits while fake nationals are sleeping soundly in security.

05/07/2024

Over the past 48 hours, the Haitian Prime Minister, Mr. Gary Conille, has somewhat lifted the veil on the main lines of the strategy to regain control of the national territory. The head of the host villa stressed that the leadership and vision are Haitian.

It will therefore be up to the security and government authorities to decide when and how the operations will take place. It is obvious that operations will have to be carried out to take back neighborhoods and cities. In this sense, Mr. Conille assures that it is the Haitian soldiers and police who will be responsible for launching attacks in populous neighborhoods.

In recent days the gang leaders have strived to concentrate a high density residents around their dens. This is the human shield strategy.

The police and soldiers of the multinational mission will support the Haitian forces. And it will be up to the Haitian authorities to request the support of the force.

The proof of this establishment is the creation of a joint PNH / FADH command structure for operations.

The Prime Minister refrained from providing details on the deployment of the mission ensuring that the process should accelerate in the coming weeks.

Questioned about the start of joint operations between Haitian and Kenyan forces, the Prime Minister argued that the police tirelessly continue operations on the ground in order to to protect the population.

LLM / radio Métropole Haiti




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05/07/2024

“Kenya has strong credentials in peacemaking and conflict resolution globally. The presence of our police officers in Haiti will bring relief to the men, women and children whose lives have been shattered by gang violence. We will work with the international community to establish lasting stability in Haiti.

At the Administration Police Training College, Embakasi, for the briefing prior to the deployment of the first contingent of Kenyan police to the multinational security support mission in Haiti.”

William S. Ruto

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04/07/2024

Mumias East MP Peter Salasya says 'maisha ni kuvumilia' after receiving a net salary of Ksh 2,364.30 for June 2024.

The MP shared his payslip, which showed a gross salary of Ksh 1,164,527, from which KSh 1,162,162.70 were deducted for tax, loans, shares and mortgage.

04/07/2024

President William Ruto Appointed National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula's son Alvin Habwe Wetangula as the Member Board of Directors Kenya Railways!

04/07/2024

Coffins from Violent Nairobi Protests Spotted Undergoing Repairs

Several coffins that were pictured being carried by a group of demonstrators (including a prominent local activist) during Tuesday's violent anti-government protests in Nairobi have reportedly been spotted undergoing repairs somewhere along Juja Road.

Witnesses observed police officers loading the coffins into a police vehicle during the chaotic aftermath of the protests.

A source who requested anonymity is now questioning whether the police sold the coffins or if the owner retrieved them.

Procuring and delivering the coffins to the CBD is estimated to have cost hundreds of thousands.

03/07/2024

Recently Deployed Kenya Police Officers In HAITI 🇭🇹 have just begun The patrol. In port-au-Prince

02/07/2024

As hundreds of people marched in the Kenyan capital Nairobi Sunday to honor those who died in anti-government demonstrations last week, President William Ruto insisted that: "I have no blood on my hands." Rights groups say at least 30 people died in protests driven by a government drive to substantially raise taxes in the East African country. During the interview with Kenyan TV, Ruto said referring to the deaths: "It is very unfortunate. As a democracy that should not be part of our conversation..." The president said an investigation would be carried out on the reported deaths. Ruto further said, "Any killer cop who went beyond what is provided for in the law will have action taken against them." What do you think of the statements made by the president?

02/07/2024

There is a bird named Honeyguide, which guides humans to beehives, so that they can feast on the bee larvae after humans takes the honey.
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Albert Odida Advisory

01/07/2024

The Ethiopian bible is the oldest, most complete and original bible on earth.

Written on goat skin in the early Ethiopian language of Ge’ez. It is also World’s first illustrated Christian Bible. The Ethiopian bible dating analysis dated Garima 2 to be written around 390-570, and Garima 1 from 530-660. During the Italian invasion fire was set in the monastery in the 1930s to destroy the monastery’s church nevertheless the Bible survive.

The original Christianity of Egypt was established by the apostle Mark in AD 42 in Ethiopia (Coptic Church--Coptic Orthodox Christianity) where it spread to Europe and some part of Asia. Today We have been told Christianity came from Rome. The Catholic Church begin with the teachings of Yeshua (Yehōshu'a) who lived in the 1st century CE in the province of Judea of the Roman Empire.

Meanwhile by AD 313, the Roman Empire Catholic Church faced persecution and christianity was not openly practice, the Coptic Orthodox Christianity was flourishing in the Aksumite Empire now in Ethiopia. Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion Axum Ethiopia, houses the Ark of the Covenant, bears a design similar to that of Eastern Orthodox churches in Europe. Its most recent building, reconstructed in the 1950s, has a dome similar to the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. It is heavily guarded.

Lalibela is a holy town most famous for its churches carved from the living rock, which play an important part in the history of rock-cut architecture. Its buildings, built in the 11th and 12th centuries, are considered symbolic representations of biblical Jerusalem. For early Christians, the risk of persecution from the Romans sometimes ran high, forcing them to practice their beliefs in private, posing a challenge for those scholars who study this era.

The King James Version Bible New Testament which is said to be translated from Greek, and the Old Testament from Hebrew and Aramaic, and the Apocrypha from Greek and Latin, All were originally translated from the Ethiopian bible. original Greek Bible was written around AD 1500. It is also known that Ancient Afrikans of Old Egypt (Kemet) studied this bible in their temple which was known as the "The Book of the Coming Forth by Day and Night". The original Bible was produced by Black Afrikans approximately 3,400 years.

Before the Old Testament and more than 4,200 years before the New Testament, and countless versions of it have been written and published. Different scholars also translated the bible to their local languages during their studies in Kemet. Famous well known Greeks (Europeans) whom we study their history and writings, studied at the feet of Ancient Egyptian (Kemet) scholars along the Nile Valley, Kemet. Philosopher Plato was a student at the Temple of Waset for 11 years.

Also, Aristotle was a student there for 11-13 years. Socrates spent at least 15 years at the same temple; likewise, Euclid studied for 10-11 years at the same temple, Pythagoras spent 22 years there. Ancient Scholars in Egypt began keeping records as far back as 4000 to 3000 BC. Hippocrates studied there for 20 years, plus a host of other little known Greeks who matriculated at Waset, among whom are Diodorus, Solon, Thales, Archimedes, and Euripides.

Greek scholar, St. Clement of Alexandria, once said that if one were to list out the names of all the Greeks who studied under Egyptian tutors, a 1,000 paged book won’t be enough. Even Herodotus mentioned it, same with Plato and Aristotle. The truth is that it took at least 40 years to graduate from Waset, meaning none of the Greek scholars mentioned above even graduated.

Till date most European languages even the Current Hebrew language can't give a direct meaning to all biblical names in the Bible on any translated version as most of the names are of African tribal derivatives.

01/07/2024

Kenya looks like an action movie these days.

01/07/2024

Don't stop talking about Congo
Don't stop talking about Sudan
Don't stop talking about Ethiopia
Don't stop talking about Kenya

28/06/2024

28/06/2024

In Peru, President Boluarte's government is blamed for human rights abuses.
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"It's not a stable situation," Palacios says.
Nearly every Peruvian president over the past three decades has been accused of corruption. In most of these cases, they became entangled in a wide-ranging scandal involving Odebrecht, a Brazilian construction firm that admitted to paying $800 million in kickbacks to politicians across Latin American in exchange for public works contracts.
In fact, the only reason there was room at Barbadillo when former President Toledo arrived in April is because another former president, Ollanta Humala — who had spent 18 months of pre-trial detention there — had been released, freeing up one of the three cells. Both former presidents face charges related to the Odebrecht scandal.
Fueling the volatility is growing political polarization in Peru where, in the 2021 presidential election, losing candidate Keiko Fujimori refused to accept the results and made baseless claims of fraud. Meanwhile, Peru's 1993 Constitution makes it easy for president to close down congress, but it also allows congress to impeach presidents on ambiguous grounds.
The result, says Peruvian historian Antonio Zapata, "is a fight to the death between the different branches of power with no clear rules. The rules should be in the constitution but they're not."
One president on the losing end of this equation was Pedro Pablo Kuczynski. He was elected in 2016 but was forced out of office 19 months later by the opposition-controlled congress that accused him of "moral incapacity" which, according to Zapata, could mean almost just about anything.
Kuczynski has also been linked to the Odebrecht scandal. But the allegations against him were dredged up from the early 2000s when Kuczynski was Peru's finance minister. Instead of going to Barbadillo, Kuczynski spent three years under house arrest and has yet to go to trial.
"I'm still defending myself," he told NPR in an interview at his home. But he added: "The important point, more than what happened to me, is what happened to Peru."
Indeed, the ouster of Kuczynski sparked years of turmoil. His successor as president, Martin Vizcarra, was forced out, quickly reinstated, then forced out of office again. A subsequent president, Manuel Merino, served less than a week. Another, Mercedes Araóz, lasted for a single day.
Much of the upheaval came as Peru was dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic that brought a surge of poverty. Lima economist Carolina Trivelli said constantly changing presidential administrations makes it harder to carry out health, education, public works and other government-run programs.
"This affects all Peruvians, the rich and the poor alike," she says.
Back at Barbadillo prison on a recent morning, about a dozen die-hard supporters of former President Castillo stood at the front gate demanding his freedom. Claiming Castillo had been illegally removed from office, they held up a Peruvian flag that, instead of the official red-and-white colors, was black-and-white in a sign of protest.
But it's not like Castillo and the other ex-presidents are in solitary confinement. They receive lots of visitors and even have outdoor terraces.
In fact, a Peruvian TV report, using footage from a drone, showed Castillo — who once donned the presidential sash — in a T-shirt and shorts watering his garden and planting vegetables.

28/06/2024

All the prison's presidents: Peru's special jail for ex-leaders is all full up.
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So many former presidents in Peru have run afoul with the law that the country has set up a special penitentiary for them — and it's full.
The Barbadillo prison is located on the grounds of a police academy in a working-class neighborhood on the outskirts of Lima. Due to violence and overcrowding at Peru's standard prisons, part of the police compound has been converted into a kind of VIP jail with three custom-built cells that are more like small apartment units.
Barbadillo's first inmate, former President Alberto Fujimori, arrived in 2007. He is serving a 25-year sentence for human rights abuses.
Former President Pedro Castillo arrived last December after he was arrested for trying to dissolve congress and rule by decree. Alejandro Toledo, who faces charges of money laundering from his time as president in the early 2000s, arrived at the prison in April.
From France to Brazil to South Korea, many countries have prosecuted and jailed former presidents, while in the United States, former President Donald Trump could be sent to prison if convicted of mishandling classified documents after he left the White House. But Peru may hold the record for the most ex-leaders behind bars at one time, according to Rosa María Palacios, a Lima lawyer and political commentator.
"In Latin America, people envy us," she says. "Many people abroad say: 'At least you get them in jail.'
But Palacios also sees the Barbadillo prison as a troubling symbol of Peru's endemic corruption and political upheaval. So many presidents have resigned, been impeached or tossed in jail that the Peru's current leader, Dina Boluarte, is Peru seventh president in the past six years.

13/05/2024

Mahatma Gandhi the Racist. While living in South Africa, Mahatma Gandhi described black Africans as “savage,” “raw” and living a life of indolence and nakedness.

•He routinely expressed "disdain for Africans," and he also campaigned relentlessly to prove to the British rulers that the Indian community in South Africa was superior to native black Africans.

•One of the first battles Gandhi fought after coming to South Africa was over the separate entrances for whites and blacks at the Durban post office.

•Gandhi obiected that Indians were "classed with the natives of South Africa," who he called the kaffirs, and demanded a separate entrance for Indians.

•In a petition letter in 1895, Gandhi also expressed concern that a lower legal standing for Indians would result in degenerating "so much so that from their civilised habits, they would be degraded to the habits of the aboriginal Natives, and a generation hence, between the progeny of the Indians and the Natives, there will be very little difference in habits, and customs and thought."

13/05/2024

KOROWAI TRIBE

They practice cannibalism as a means of justice in the jungles of southeastern Papua. Animal sacrifices are common among Korowai and their lives revolve around magic and spirits. They are still one of the wildest tribes although, they welcomed modernization.

13/05/2024

KORUBO TRIBE

They are also known as Dslala, located in Brazil. When the Brazilian government tried to establish contact with them, the result was by no means what it had hoped for.

Dslalas killed more than a few government employees who dared to enter the Amazon basin.

13/05/2024

ASIMAT TRIBE

Asmat is a tribe living on small islands in mangrove vegetation nearby the sea, on the south side of the western part of the New Guinea Island. They are the world's most famous cannibalistic tribe and the mere mention of their name used to evoke fear.