Cruise ship MVSilverCloud docks at the port of Mombasa.
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Good timimg as leo ndio Mtongwe ferry will be launched.
tukutane huko saa nane.
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How I wish this Jungu’s would reciprocate our hospitality, tuki-land majuu, tuna pata rock star na guitar ana tu welcome pale point of entry.
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hehehehe
We need them, they don’t need us!
Sadness of life!
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I remember that morning, April 29, 1994 and the days there after pretty well, the sirens, the wails, grieve, desperation, confusion, images of the floating dead bodies and ooh the stench; so horrid and unbearable.
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In other News, FP takes a sabbatical from the village.
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Story gani hii mzee
you were there?
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@Female Perspective kuja nikupeleke nitakula tu 10%. Wachana na pimpin50000hoes
Mtongwe ferry disaster
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Only hindrance to that vague dream is, we go to earn , not spend, these guys are gonna be spending some good cash in our country and boost tourism.
Nyinyi huwa mna peleka usumbua huko
:D:D:D
yes
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did you go to witness? were you about to cross, had you just crossed?..leta story
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Wacha wakuje, wale mambloo wangu wa sanamu wanukishe kintunguu
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God works in ways we cannot understand.
I used to stay at Mtongwe near KN barrier gate and I had a relative at Kenya Navy. I used to hustle in mombatha town. Sometimes I could use the KN boat, but mostly I preferred using the Mtongwe ferry because it was nearer from where I used to stay. Wakubwa, on this fateful day, I woke up feeling unwell. I felt so bad that I could not make it to Mtongwe ferry, instead I made a detour to my relative in KN so that later I could go to the KN sick bay for treatment. No sooner had I arrived in my relative’s house than I heard deafening and inexplicable sirens that kept getting louder and louder…followed by the usual ambulance sirens. I was still feeling weak but I walked to the balcony to catch a glimpse of what was happening. Weue, this is the time I saw KN officers running from their houses,……some topless, carrying shirts and other clothes…dressing on the way. I must confess this was perplexing; a few minutes latter I learned that the Mtongwe ferry had kepsaised. My sickness; ikamalaysia, I managed to get to the scene, and meeen, it was one of the most horrible places I have ever been, call it “a scene from the hell”. When you villagers see rissim here today, just know it’s by grace; I am a living testimony of Gods wonderful deeds
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Hata mimi I saw it all. We were staying in Mtongwe those days
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Unakumbuka duka la Macharia hapo karibu na gate ya KN? Was a very famous shop. Tulikuwa hapo karibu na zamaria grounds
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