The new expanded World Cup should make FIFA’s failures visible. UEFA is still the system’s centre of gravity so much so that even Africa scouts its national teams from there. The teams entering the World Cup without that advantage, and without real domestic development, will struggle.

The interdiction of Teacher Kefrine Keff serves as a stark, personal reminder that I, too, am vulnerable to its mechanisms.

The fundamental design of this system is one of oppression. As a young individual navigating this structure, I often question our collective survival. We, the subjects of this environment, are largely defined by trauma, context, and conditioning.

Pain went straight to the gunners😂

Imagine a National newspaper fully using AI to generate an article

It's him💯😃🔥

Being a Wolves lover is just like being in a toxic relationship. The first few months are absolutely dreadful, but then you get that late-season comeback and you're stuck for another year.Don't be surprised if Amorim makes his second debut in the EPL

What you resist, persists.After 49 days,the strike is called OFF

I cannot wait for the day identity politics takes a back seat. And ironically, it’ll be figures like Kemi Badenoch and Candace Owens who help make that happen. The more diverse the ideological spectrum gets, the less anyone will care about who looks like what and comes from where.

An assertive character tends to stand up for their own rights while simultaneously acknowledging and respecting the rights and beliefs of others.

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It is that time of the year again in Kenya's capital, Kanairo- Expect grey skies, heavy downpours, and cold nights.

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I'm officially fed up with all these Kenyan look-alikes trending. They appear, resemble a celebrity, and then start complaining about "fame-induced pressure" while asking for money.

Seriously, we have: The guy who looks just like Uhuru Kenyatta, Michael Njogo Gitonga, grabbing all the attention...

Kenya has lost a giant in its democracy. Every major democratic inflection point in Kenya — the re-legalisation of multi-party politics in the 1990s, the constitutional overhaul of 2010, and the recurring negotiation of electoral crises — bears Raila Odinga’s imprint.

My political ambition is to achieve the rare notoriety of Oscar Sudi: loathed by the elite for his education, yet absolutely adored by the masses for his genius. Forget respect; I want the power that comes with being completely unignorable, the kind of figure who becomes a meme just by showing up☺️