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Let's try something Comment or quote this tweet with a car that you own and how has been the ownership. Ie. Bmw e36.preety decent car.reliable.easy to work on n parts aren't as cheap but they are available

OPERATION GHOSTBUSTERS 👻🇺🇸 Kenyan nationals used stolen American identities to commit fraud by funneling federal student aid for their own personal gain and co-conspirators overseas. Fraudsters like these are being crushed under @WHFraudTF and @TheJusticeDept leadership.

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Story time Nimenunua engine industrial area ikakosa kutoshea kwa gari nilikuwa nayo. So I had to hire some random roadside mogaka with a probox for transport. Thinking tutafuatana tu poa, acha jamaa aanze kutoka siaka, kwa jam ni left right left right anaingia chuom

Pombe imeisha kwa akili and now someone will cooling his ass next to Obado at Kamiti Maximum Prison. Man this life needs discipline. Self indiscipline is costly.

In Ngara, matatus have taken one lane and made it a parking lot. A whole super highway in Kenya btw.

Near Talanta Stadium, Kenol Stage this morning — a speeding car flew off the road, over the pavement and into a mound. A lady waiting for a Ngong matatu was hit unaware. Her arm was severed. She died on the spot. The front passenger never even blinked. Gone too. The driver was drunk. He stumbled out of the wreck still holding a bottle. Two more bottles were found. Two other passengers were rushed to hospital injured. How many times will we keep saying “it was just one drink”? How many innocent people waiting by the roadside must pay for someone else’s recklessness? When do we finally stay alert — every single time?

I have observed that Western Bypass ( Gitaru road ) between Ndenderu and Gitaru has an increasing number of Matatus that stop on the lane and just put hazards on. This is quite dangerous to other road users However, we need to accomodate changing needs for the road so @KeNHAKenya and @ntsa_kenya need to collaborate to find a solution to these changing needs

This is conditioning and its important aspect to the training, a simulation probably of trench warfare.

Kenyan military training has to be one of the biggest jokes of the 21st century. In an era where technology is reshaping modern warfare, our forces are still swimming in mud as part of their training.