Savannah retweeted
Tunakuuliza are you a sophomore unatuambia unajua tu dem anaitwa Sophia. Ebu panda boeing tuzidi
Savannah retweeted
Nilisema DUI should be treated as premeditated murder.
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?
Savannah retweeted
Literature remains undefeated. What Ruto is doing with Talanta stadium is exactly what Mr Tumbo did in Betrayal in the city and also what Meya Majoka did in Kigogo. Organize grand events at high costs while failing to address the basic grievances of the local people
Savannah retweeted
The biggest betrayal isn’t just what they did. It’s knowing they would have continued doing it if you had never found out. They weren’t planning to tell you the truth. They weren’t going to give you the chance to make an informed decision about your own life. They were comfortable letting you love them, trust them and believe in a version of the relationship that they knew wasn’t entirely real. And that tells you something important. You weren’t given honesty because they respected you enough to tell you the truth. You found the truth because something exposed the lie. Stop waiting for a confession, a genuine apology or an explanation that makes their behaviour easier to accept. The fact that they were willing to deceive you for as long as they could is all the clarity you need. Your closure is realising that if you had never found out, they would have let you keep believing the lie. You deserve a love that is honest even when the truth is inconvenient, not one that only becomes truthful when it has no other choice.
