https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ifeaAwnB1I
[SIZE=7]Why Theresa May Came to Africa![/SIZE]
The neocolonial agenda of western nations is in FULL gear. This week we saw Theresa May visit 3 Key commonwealth nations: Nigeria, Kenya & South Africa. What was the purpose of this trip?
This should be good. Dr Mumbi Seraki is always on point.
I noticed that Theresa May didn’t address the Maumau compensation issue or even mention them anywhere.
Uhuru following in his father’s footsteps in disregarding Maumau and their plight didn’t even bring up the issue.
He should know that were it not for Maumau he would be an alcoholic charcoal burner struggling to feed his family instead of the president he is.
Pre-and post-Brexit Brits (current UK regime) are not serious about Africa
Kenya stands a better chance trade-wise from a post-Brexit Britain. Uhuru should bring his A-game to the table and get the best for Kenya from a vulnerable Britain
Hiyo ni kitu itabidi we accept and move on ni kama USA ku-appologise for slavery and compesating blacks its never ever gonna happen
Uhuru didn’t even attempt. Germany still pays holocaust survivors in 2018. Britain should be sending a cheque to Maumau survivors in Kenya
www.jta.org/2018/07/10/news-opinion/germany-increases-funding-holocaust-survivors-88-million/amp
Hata mama ya Germany nakuja tour Africa. All bigshots have come, scramble for new markets.
And it shouldn’t surprise you. Most of them can’t point out Africa on a map.
Which A-game does he have? And what can britain help us with really? what do they have that is of help to us?
Let them sort the Mau Mau issues first !
Meanwhile we have gone East kapsa
Melania Tlump also on her way though she really “…doesn’t care, does she?” Na hatujawahi ambiwa which countries atatembelea, wanasemanga tu Africa.
A market
Jews run the world uliona wali-grab country mzima na all major powers looked the other way how many people do u know washawai iba a whole country bila military invasion at first and found a way to paint themselves as victims in international media