TBT is back, @jumabekavu hope we are friends again. umeteta sanaaaa.
leo tunaanza na hii ngoma “The chosen few” yes we are the lucky people coz we were there kwa hizi vitu mnaita TBT.
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Ni kama zile kwaya za enzi ya Moi…:D:D:D:D
Zangu nyuzi ziliundwa na huyu mjamaa:
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Mitchell Park - present day Jamhuri Park - at Jamhuri Road - Nairobi - 1950s -
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wengi mnajua Jamuhuri park as Show Ground
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Colonialists created a separate district or province for each ethnic community.And while Africans could not move in,out of,or between ethnic regions without a passbook,kipande,or travel permission from a white man,the colonialist moved freely between them,gossiping and telling lies about communities to one another.
-I Refuse to Die: My Journey For Freedom
By Koigi Wa Wamwere
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naomba ule ako na pdf ya hii kitabu ya Koigi a upload.
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hehehe, sisemi kitu, i can picture @Mrs4thletter being the village champ
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And this is how tribalism was created
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Mombasa. 1940s
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This building still stands. The Stanbic Bank opposite The Holy Ghost Cathedral
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exactly, its known as divide and rule
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He he , when all the toys we had were our own inventions he he nikiwa class 3 ., ilikua favourite
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East African Standard Ltd Ad. 1924
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We cant really blame the colonialists. We’ve had Succesive governments that have done zilch about it. Kibaki left us more divided than even Moi
Donald Avenue, Nakuru Kenya. 1950s
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Present day Kenyatta avenue
Naks ni kwa kina @coldpilsner
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Finally,TBT is back,thanks ES
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its implanted in our genes, just read the political threads here, the hate is tangible and yet this fellows dont know one another, wonder what would happen if @Nattydread were to meet @Ghetto face to face
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kwanini wadau wanaita pesa Hela?
Leisure page of the daily Nation dated Monday December 15th 1995.
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Fuck the net, hii ndio page nilikua narukia nikipata mandazi moto,
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When 5 Shilling got you so much
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One ball cock valve.
3 tap washers. (kwa wale hawana macho mazuri)
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Mwembe Tayari Market, Mombasa late 1950s!!!
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Nairobi’s Coronation (Harambee) Avenue on June 2, 1963, when Kenya gained internal self-government.
Police had a difficult time controlling the swelling crowd that wanted to get closer to listen to Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta’s speech.
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coronation street was later named harambee avenue.
@FieldMarshal CouchP represented Ktalk in this historic event
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