The stories of the Northland

  A Shocking Revelation and Its Devastating Consequences A recent bombshell revelation from an ally of the former Kenyan president Mr. Jirongo ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Duyh8Qg4IY4 ) has cast a dark light on a deeply troubling episode in the country's history: the alleged burial of nuclear waste in parts of Northern Kenya during the 1980s. This disclosure underscores a potential link to the ongoing health crisis in these communities, particularly the rise of various cancers, including throat cancer. These allegations are not entirely new. In 2016, a local TV station (NTV) aired an investigative piece ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXLpeJZ2cmI ) featuring interviews with community members and leaders who recounted the horrors of an unknown disease ravaging their lives. The disclosed information suggests that individuals in protective gear buried nuclear waste decades ago, leaving behind a distinctive odor and causing sore throats among residents. Disturbingly, som...

  On Thursday 22 nd of October 2020, While lying in my bed, browsing through Facebook, I came across posts of my friends in Central Kenya, which were full of hope and celebration. Their optimism is fueled by a recent shift in tea and coffee policies and actions sweeping the cartels that have taken the industry to its knees over the past three decades. Farmers were granted another chance to elect their representatives, and the results are still being felt. They are receiving their returns as predicted, and with BBI as voted by the National Assembly, there are increasing expectations of more representation in the national assembly means more voice, more CDF money, more money from parastatals like KERA and KURA, more money from the UWEZO fund, and so on. Again, more equal funds could be approved, implying that their area may receive an increasing amount of money. BBI stands for optimism, hope, and more hope in already developing countries with mainstream strategies for th...