Final del partido.
🇧🇾 Bielorrusia 4-0 San Marino 🇸🇲
Perdimos contra una provincia rebelde de Rusia. Nos volvieron a humillar. ❌
En el primer tiempo, literalmente defendiendo fuimos una mezcla de la Grecia del 2004, la Italia del 2006 y la España del 2026. 🔥
En el segundo tiempo, nos olvidamos de jugar al fútbol y nuestra defensa fue una mezcla de El Salvador, Nicaragua y República Dominicana. 🇸🇻🇳🇮🇩🇴
Atacando también fuimos una fusión de Honduras y Chile. 🇭🇳🇨🇱
Perdimos los tres partidos por la UEFA Nations League y nos vamos directos al descenso. 📉
SIEMPRE PERDEMOS, TODO ES DOLOR 😔🇸🇲
Two police officers threw out a pregnant woman called Catherine Mwende Njeru out of a moving police vehicle in Kirinyaga.
The woman is dead and the officers are yet to be arrested.
@IPOA_KE must stop emboldening killer cops.
The people from Kirinyaga, specifically Mwea,
Its time to step out and demand justice. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
#EndPoliceBrutalityKe#JusticeForCatherineMwende
Uzuri ni Standard will take their pics, zoom and make a crazier headline. Then they will do a whole special with the same faces telling us where they came from and a clip of them being paid
The advice ‘follow your passion’ is dangerous when you have no money. Sometimes you should follow the opportunity first and discover your passion later.
Ndio naona hii, wakati Bwanako alienda Sudan ukapewa Mimba ya Pili na a certain Kikuyu guy mwenye alikupromise ndoa akakuambia utoke online uliona nikipiga nduru? Ukitaka tuharibu hiyo ndoa na Yegin tutaharibu
These bunch of stupid ladies Bullying a lady 😤 in a bathroom can lead to depression. These ladies from @RiaraUniversity and @uonbi should face the consequences. Idiots.. nimejam mbaya sana. Find out they will , fuck around they did
There’s something about death that has always disturbed me: sometimes, when a seriously ill person is nearing the end, they suddenly look better, become energetic, start smiling, and even seem like they’re recovering—only for them to pass away shortly afterward.
And there’s an equally unsettling observation people make about severe depression: sometimes, someone who has been struggling suddenly becomes unusually calm, cheerful, or remorseful, almost as if a heavy weight has been lifted. And they commit suicide afterwards.
There’s something about death that has always disturbed me: sometimes, when a seriously ill person is nearing the end, they suddenly look better, become energetic, start smiling, and even seem like they’re recovering—only for them to pass away shortly afterward.
There’s something about death that has always disturbed me: sometimes, when a seriously ill person is nearing the end, they suddenly look better, become energetic, start smiling, and even seem like they’re recovering—only for them to pass away shortly afterward.
on the Kisiangani podcast. It left me wondering whether there’s something about the final stages of illness, grief, or psychological distress that we don’t fully understand.
Is it possible that we sometimes mistake a sudden change in someone’s behaviour for recovery when something much deeper is happening?
I’ve been thinking about this for a long time, especially after listening to Mkurugenzi Abel Mutua talk about the story of their last-born sibling