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@Trixymwende

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NAIROBI KENYA
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  1. Jun 9

    Dinner is served

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    Jun 8

    Those skills from during last night's game looked familiar 🤔🔥

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    Jun 8

    Don't let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do. - John Wooden

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  4. Jun 9

    Birthday cocktails with friends

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    Jun 8

    Wishing Anthony Bourdain could have seen this global outpouring of love for who he was, and what he did. Not because it might have changed his mind. But because he deserved to know his legacy: what his principles and politics meant to so many. Tell your people before they die.

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    Jun 7

    Meet Mr. Nandi,the headmaster of Vision Sec. School where will be held.His message to the 🌎 before 'Welcome to Vision and feel at home and be part of the life of a refugee.' Watch live this Saturday 9/6/18 🔗here

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    Jun 5

    Talk of captivating life experiences, sat with one of the speakers and thought I need to hear more of this. Pen the date, tune in and/register.

    takes place at Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya on Saturday, 9 June 2018. We’ll be live streaming the event across digital platforms. Register for the digital event here:
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  8. Jun 5

    I will look for a way to tune in

    Talk of captivating life experiences, sat with one of the speakers and thought I need to hear more of this. Pen the date, tune in and/register.
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    May 28

    People can change their political views but it’s annoying as fuck when you were told this is exactly what would happen and now you’re acting like it’s come to you as a vision in the night. You were cautioned, you knew, but you just wanted to prove to us that you’re many.

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    May 24

    We need do do the following : 1. Stop making jokes about corruption. Yes, humor is a Kenyan coping mechanism, but it contributes to normalization of shit that shouldn't be normalized. 2. Actually get angry and refuse to be placated by cosmetic measures. We're not angry enough.

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  11. May 26

    Awwwwww with love

    Dear refugees, You are an inspiration. It warms my ❤️ to write this for you. Stand tall. You will get through this. Sincerely,
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    May 22

    A True Hero

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  13. May 26

    The sunset over River Niger is magical

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    May 23

    - the world’s first TED event in a refugee camp - takes place 9 June under a tent at a school, before an audience of refugees + guests from Kenya and beyond. You can join too:

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  15. May 24

    Sooooo hilarious

    Nimewai lala ndani siku mbili juu ya kupatikana na mtoto wa polisi. THREAD.
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    May 22

    When you empower women, you empower nations. Yet, they still endure exclusion and discrimination. We're working to change this around the world. Join us:

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    May 4

    Joyfully performing works of charity for those who are suffering in mind and body, is the most authentic way to live the Gospel.

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    May 4

    Refugees in Kakuma camp in Kenya have set up shop, offering everything from household products to access to electricity, and creating a blossoming economy in the process.

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  19. Apr 21

    So true even today

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  20. Apr 21

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