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Tamu sana. Reminds me of hekaya ya yule talker mwenye alimanga raw 5kg of zebra meat.
I think it’s totally unethical, unjust, immoral and tottally unfair for the government to deny us our right to enjoy bush meat
That was one hell of a hekaya. :D:D:D
Swansea, guka amekugotea.
It would be hypocritical especially for residents of Nairobi and its environs to tarnish game meat because that is what they mainly feed on (lucky you if you are a vegan). Game meat is a multi million (perhaps billion) shilling business and as long as you are a regular consumer of beef, you can never claim that you have never consumed it. The only small problem is that the meat is never inspected after slaughter. And yes, game meat slaps different.
Ambia guka to go and shove it…ama wacha tu…:D:D:D
lets not go down that road, there will be no animals in our parks soon…
Game meat has been a taboo for many Kenyan communities. The way you see people throng when they spot a wild animal carcass is due to poverty. Under regulated conditions where the meat is thoroughly inspected, one can enjoy game meat as a rare delicacy as happens in some select restaurants.
That however cannot be turned into a regular dietary habit. Ati today you are having ostrich for dinner, tomorrow zebra, wildebeest for lunch, buffalo for brunch etc. Besides the obvious cultural issue of such a diet and threat to wildlife survival, zoonotic infestations including Covid are real my friend. Usiponyamba utahara yako yote.