
KICHOCHEZI
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I feel good for Gaitho. This is indeed a milestone. I will not be calling him Jagunono anymore.
KICHOCHEZI337,862 views • 9 months ago

A railway system across Africa could: -Make living in Nairobi while working in Kampala possible. -Let students from Kisumu study in Dodoma without relocating permanently. -Enable doctors in Lusaka to work daily with Nairobi hospitals via fast rail links. Enable doctors from South Africa to conveniently support patients in Kampala.
KICHOCHEZI110,481 views • 8 months ago

During those days he would wake up, get high, then go for an interview at 8:00 AM before proceeding to the statehouse for duties. Kamwana meant well for his people, but his deputy demonized him. Today Kamwana is retired, his deputy is in power, and the country is nosediving.
KICHOCHEZI77,700 views • 6 months ago

Mt Kenya generates 2.7 trillion annually, about a quarter of Kenya’s entire GDP. This is bigger than the GDP of 37 African countries combined. The region has over 627,000 registered businesses, the highest number of any region in Kenya. Ruto going there and launching a classroom worth less than a Probox is an insult to the region.
KICHOCHEZI86,604 views • 8 months ago

In Europe, they have a banker of seed collection from Africa. Seeds from an African soil are unique because many carry nutritional richness, making them vital for global food security and healthier diets. They then bring GMOs and mess with our foods in order to have a sick population and that way they can sell drugs.
KICHOCHEZI60,993 views • 7 months ago

USA unites 50 states under one federal government. India unites 28 states under one central government. Europe unites 27 member states under shared governance. Africa remains split into 54 countries, each with its own government. Imagine the strength of ONE united Africa.
KICHOCHEZI60,039 views • 8 months ago

In 1930, Muindi Mbingu led the first ever protests in Kenya. He mobilized 5000 people to walk a 60-kilometer journey from Machakos to Nairobi to protest land seizures and forced livestock removal. Later that day he was detained for speaking Kikamba to the Governor.
KICHOCHEZI50,056 views • 8 months ago