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Speaker 6: with Urutan. Again, the main topic is you can to
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Speaker 6: prepare for a revolution. First of all, we're going to
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Speaker 6: move forward to a conversation about the finance bill for
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Speaker 6: twenty twenty five to sixteen the two Hipoli Robi Kenya.
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Speaker 6: Then you're gonna go ahead to a case that has
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Speaker 6: been going on. Also, we had a protest that was
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Speaker 6: actually proceeding about the late Albert Or Juang's body which
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Speaker 6: also it's in regards to his body at Bagati Hospital.
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Speaker 6: This is a SINCTV footage that shows how everything happened
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Speaker 6: and the fact that he was actually brought in dead
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Speaker 6: at the hospital. Before we move forward, we remember that
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Speaker 6: this is the month of the finance vie and we
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Speaker 6: do have an amount of a four hundred and sixty
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Speaker 6: four point eight billion to both our security sector. This
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Speaker 6: is actually juggling my mind right now because we acting
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Speaker 6: at talking about security, this includes the police section or
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Speaker 6: the sector of also the police officer right now and
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Speaker 6: also the government has significantly increased funding for the security
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Speaker 6: sector in the twenty twenty five to twenty twenty six
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Speaker 6: financial year, allocating four hundred and sixty four point eight
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Speaker 6: billion Kenyon shillings up from three hundred and seventy seven
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Speaker 6: point five billion in the previous phis whole year as
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Speaker 6: part for each commitment to the strengthening national defense, internal security,
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Speaker 6: also in public safety. And presenting the budget estimate to
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Speaker 6: Parliament on Thursday, Treachery Covenant Secretary in John body and
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Speaker 6: For said that a secure environment is essential for economic ruth,
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Speaker 6: which we utly do not have. The fact that we've
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Speaker 6: been dealing with a lot of objection, a lot of
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Speaker 6: scenarios that people actually just get lost and disappear without
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Speaker 6: anybody actually putting the dots together or actually pushing for
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Speaker 6: howe everything that happened until we did have this matter
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Speaker 6: for the late Albert or drunk and right now they
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Speaker 6: have increased the amount from three hundred and seventy seven
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Speaker 6: point five billion to four hundred and sixty four point
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Speaker 6: eight billion, and that goes to the security. This includes
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Speaker 6: the defense sector, the National Police Service, the National Intelligence Service,
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Speaker 6: the prison services, the Internal Security and National Administration, police
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Speaker 6: motor vehicle listing, police modernization program, and also National Forensic
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Speaker 6: Facility and the Canon Secretary Body explained that the increased
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Speaker 6: allocation will support the recruitment This is why it gets
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Speaker 6: also vary of additional police, which we actually do not
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Speaker 6: understand their impact because we actually do not even feel
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Speaker 6: safe being around within alongside police offices and Kenya. They're
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Speaker 6: going to recruit an additional police, military and prison personnel,
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Speaker 6: expansion of security infrastructure and modernization of operational equipment. It
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Speaker 6: will also fan the digitization of key services such as
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Speaker 6: passport insurance and national ID processing. This is what they say.
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Speaker 6: These investments or investments are critical not only for responding
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Speaker 6: to emerging internal and external threats, but also for securing
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Speaker 6: Kenyon's long term development agender. It's actually a shocker because
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Speaker 6: we're dealing with a lot of police brutality. We don't
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Speaker 6: feel safe around police officer. And the budget comes out
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Speaker 6: and they've creased an amount over like one hundred billion
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Speaker 6: more to go to the national or to the police
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Speaker 6: security sector as they say for now, actually the amount
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Speaker 6: comes to four hundred and sixty four point eight billion
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Speaker 6: to bolster security sector. That's what's happening in regards to
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Speaker 6: the budget and that was actually read and that's an
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Speaker 6: additional of one hundred billion that has been added from
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Speaker 6: three hundred and seventy seven billion to four hundred and
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Speaker 6: sixty four almost five hundred billion to go to the
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Speaker 6: security or the national security sector, which we're still questioning
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Speaker 6: their worth in regard to security. And that's why this
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Speaker 6: amazing introduction about the security sector brings us to this
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Speaker 6: conversation about the late albert O Chuang and there was
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Speaker 6: a CCTV footage which showed how his body was taken
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Speaker 6: in and out at Bergadi Police Bagadi Hospital.
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Speaker 4: In language interpreter Tonight is Jula Andnzale.
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Speaker 10: We begin this broadcast with revelations regarding the matter of
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Speaker 10: albert Or Drang. Exclusive CCTV footage that Citizen TV obtained
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Speaker 10: corroborates in Bagadi hospital report that stated that Udrang was
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Speaker 10: dead at the time of arrival at the hospital. The
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Speaker 10: forty minute video clip indicates that the police were well
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Speaker 10: aware of Auduang state as they arrived at the hospital
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Speaker 10: at one thirty five eight.
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Speaker 6: They were aware of his death, so all this was
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Speaker 6: just maybe a formality to showcase that maybe he was
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Speaker 6: taken their works alive, but he was not alive. His
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Speaker 6: body was taken to the hospital whilst dead.
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Speaker 11: It's well aware of the DRAN and these are.
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Speaker 6: The police officers were supposed to actually trust feel safe around,
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Speaker 6: right and also the fact that right now there's an
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Speaker 6: additional of one hundred billion kindilings that has been injected
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Speaker 6: to bolster the national security or the security sector in
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Speaker 6: the two five to four state.
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Speaker 12: As they arrived at the hospital at one thirty five
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Speaker 12: am and were in no apparent hurry, it took him
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Speaker 12: inside the facility twenty four minutes later, with no medic
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Speaker 12: helping the police officers move his body from the police
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Speaker 12: van into the building, where they only stayed for ten
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Speaker 12: minutes before his body was taken back to the vehicle.
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Speaker 10: Gotta Jo, a guest, is on this developing story.
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Speaker 5: At exactly one thirty five am on June eighth, CICITV
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Speaker 5: footed at Baguardi Hospital capture the police van driving into
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Speaker 5: the facility.
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Speaker 4: Inside the van were three officers. One of the officers
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Speaker 4: was the driver.
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Speaker 5: Two officers got out of the car and could be
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Speaker 5: seen conversing before making their way inside the hospital. The
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Speaker 5: driver followed behind slowly, but even before they got to
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Speaker 5: the emergency room, one of the officers received a call
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Speaker 5: and the others followed him out for three minutes he
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Speaker 5: was on the call before returning into the hospital building.
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Speaker 5: All this time, the late albert O'duan was at the
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Speaker 5: back of the police van. No one checked on him,
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Speaker 5: despite the officers having supposedly taken him to Berguadi Hospital
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Speaker 5: as a person who was gravely and well.
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Speaker 4: At one forty a m.
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Speaker 5: Two officers were captured walking inside the hospital searching for
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Speaker 5: me dis Six minutes later they emerged with a stretcher
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Speaker 5: and they got straight to the van. It took another
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Speaker 5: ten minutes to move him from the police van to
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Speaker 5: the hospital. With the help of the security guard at
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Speaker 5: the facility, they let or Yang on a stretcher was
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Speaker 5: pushed inside the facility at one fifty nine.
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Speaker 6: Am after in this time that he was brought in dead.
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Speaker 6: He was brought in dead.
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Speaker 4: Twenty four minutes after it was brought to the facility.
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Speaker 5: Inside the emergency room, Or Yuang only stayed for ten minutes.
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Speaker 5: Those in child confirming the worsts. The suspect was brought
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Speaker 5: in dead by guard.
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Speaker 4: The hospital incident report indicated that that's.
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Speaker 6: The evidence right there, a place of death. Brought in
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Speaker 6: dead by the police.
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Speaker 4: On examination.
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Speaker 5: Or Duang was in response had no cardiac activity and
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Speaker 5: that his entire body was called and face was swollen
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Speaker 5: and with injuries.
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Speaker 4: He also heard a cat at the back of his head.
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Speaker 4: At two ten a m.
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Speaker 5: The sicity we captured the officers leaving the emergency room
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Speaker 5: with the body of the late Duang. Five minutes later,
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Speaker 5: the policeman left the hospital parking with the corps, which
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Speaker 5: was later taken to city mortuary. Why were the officers
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Speaker 5: not in a hurry to ensure he was attended to?
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Speaker 5: Who are they talking to on their phones at a
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Speaker 5: time when they were supposed to be busy ensuring he
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Speaker 5: was attended to? Meanwhile, interdicted Central Police Station. Oh yes,
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Speaker 5: Samson Talam who is being held at Langata Police Station
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Speaker 5: has denied being at the Central Police station when oil.
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Speaker 6: Actually has been taken into million money codes today maybe
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Speaker 6: for investigation literally in regards as to what really happened
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Speaker 6: to the late Alberto drank.
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Speaker 4: Bang was booked claiming he had handed over duties to
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Speaker 4: his deputy.
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Speaker 1: He undered all the instruments.
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Speaker 4: Of his office.
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Speaker 1: He undered over the pocket form for communication to his deputy.
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Speaker 1: We shall be producing SITIV footage to show.
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Speaker 13: That he was nowhere near the police station called Central
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Speaker 13: Police Station.
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Speaker 5: The lawyers who have also disputed the claim of Talam
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Speaker 5: interfering with the CCTV said they will move to the
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Speaker 5: High Court to challenge his prosecution, claiming he is being framed.
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Speaker 4: Gottating your rogae City.
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Speaker 6: That's what Phil I'm dealing with. In regards to the
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Speaker 6: case of the late Albert or Drank. It's amazing because
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Speaker 6: I believe there's been a lot of abduction clings, but
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Speaker 6: one day this always an end to everything, and this
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Speaker 6: actually brought a lot of April to actually face the
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Speaker 6: main matter right now, because we also do have the
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Speaker 6: education sector, the COUPETO actually on this track right now
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Speaker 6: or basically they've said they're not gonna proceed or go
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Speaker 6: back to their normal schedule of going back to school
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Speaker 6: until justice has been brought to the late outBut Or Drunk,
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Speaker 6: because I believe he was a teacher, and we see
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Speaker 6: a lot of police brutality even all over the world
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Speaker 6: even African Americans face this each and every time. I
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Speaker 6: don't know if it's a thing in regards to how
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Speaker 6: the police are, but mostly it's super hard and difficult
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Speaker 6: in Fuoria Nation because by the color of your skin,
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Speaker 6: you're literally a suspect. But that's why I also to
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Speaker 6: share this video in regards to this conversation as we
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Speaker 6: move on to another topic, ride way, let's listen in
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Speaker 6: right as we talk about another conversation that I'm coming
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Speaker 6: in right away.
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Speaker 11: Again, I'm thirteen years old.
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Speaker 8: All of you are adults.
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Speaker 11: Adults right You can drive, you can drink, you can vote.
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Speaker 6: I don't have that.
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Speaker 14: When I asked my mom if I could be dropped
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Speaker 14: off here, her response was is it safe?
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Speaker 2: Is it safe?
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Speaker 8: You know we had someone come up here and talk.
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Speaker 14: Don't teach our children to disobey those who are protecting us.
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Speaker 14: I don't see them protecting me. If you want to
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Speaker 14: talk about those protecting me, I look to those who
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Speaker 14: are standing right now, because my trust isn't them.
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Speaker 8: I don't trust any of you.
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Speaker 15: I don't trust any of the police officers because you
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Speaker 15: have shown time and time again that we cannot trust you.
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Speaker 8: I go to City High Middle school just voted the
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Speaker 8: top high school, top high school.
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Speaker 1: In the state.
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Speaker 14: You know what they take just to just to speak
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Speaker 14: up for yourself where i'd be learners Right, we're smart.
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Speaker 8: None of you are smart.
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Speaker 11: None of you can recognize murderers.
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Speaker 14: You can identify that there is a problem, but you
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Speaker 14: cannot fix it.
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Speaker 8: I don't know much about the law.
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Speaker 14: Again, I'm young, but I'm pretty sure an accomplice to
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Speaker 14: a murder should be arrested. And right now, all of
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Speaker 14: you sitting and doing nothing or accomplices.
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Speaker 1: To a murder, please please refrain from the additional commentary.
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Speaker 1: If you can litter finish.
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Speaker 16: I am frustrated, and frustrated, can't even begin how absolutely terrified.
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Speaker 8: I am to live here.
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Speaker 14: I'm expected. I'm expected to raise my kids here. I've
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Speaker 14: expected to go outside and walk my five year old
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Speaker 14: little brother.
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Speaker 11: God forbid, we look too scary. God forbid.
20:53
Speaker 14: He accidentally is wearing his hood and we get the
20:56
Speaker 14: police called on us because we are windows shopping to
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Speaker 14: go steally. I don't want to keep coming here, Trust me,
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Speaker 14: this is not how I want to spend my night.
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Speaker 14: I don't want to come here. I don't want to
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Speaker 14: sit here, and I don't want to have to beg
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Speaker 14: you to stop killing people.
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Speaker 11: That's not what I want to do.
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Speaker 14: I have friends, I have other things that I could
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Speaker 14: be doing, and I'm sitting in front of a group
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Speaker 14: of adults who think murder is okay. You can't sit
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Speaker 14: here and tell me you don't think murder is okay
21:21
Speaker 14: because you're allowing it to happen.
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Speaker 11: If you want to talk about God, you want to
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Speaker 11: talk about Jesus.
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Speaker 8: I'm a Christian.
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Speaker 11: I don't know what God some of these people believe in,
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Speaker 11: but a sure ain't mine.
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Speaker 14: I have never read in the Bible where he said
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Speaker 14: we should allow the people who are supposed to be
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Speaker 14: protecting us kill us.
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Speaker 11: I'm sorry, maybe I missed that scripture, though.
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Speaker 6: I'm not.
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Speaker 8: I don't want to do this. I don't want to
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Speaker 8: do this.
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Speaker 14: Please, please do not make me sit here and scream
21:49
Speaker 14: another name. Do not sit here and make me beg
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Speaker 14: and God forbid.
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Speaker 8: That name is mine.
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Speaker 11: God forbid that name is any of these people.
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Speaker 14: God forbid, Thank you, Thank you again. I'm thirteen years old.
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Speaker 14: All of you are adults, adults, right. You can drive,
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Speaker 14: you can drink, you can vote.
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Speaker 2: I don't have that.
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Speaker 11: When I asked my mom if I could be dropped
22:15
Speaker 11: off here.
22:15
Speaker 8: Her response was, is it safe?
22:18
Speaker 11: Is it safe?
22:20
Speaker 4: You know we had someone come up here and talk.
22:22
Speaker 14: Don't teach our children to disobey those who are protecting us.
22:26
Speaker 14: I don't see them protecting me. If you want to
22:30
Speaker 14: talk about those protecting me, I look to those who
22:33
Speaker 14: are standing right now, because my trust isn't them.
22:36
Speaker 8: I don't trust any of you.
22:38
Speaker 15: I don't trust any of the police officers because you
22:40
Speaker 15: have shown time and time again that we.
22:44
Speaker 8: Cannot trust you. I go to City High Middle School,
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Speaker 8: just voted the top high school, top.
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Speaker 11: High school in the state.
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Speaker 14: You know what they teach us, teach us to speak
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Speaker 14: up for yourself, where i'd be learners right, we're smart?
22:57
Speaker 8: None of you are smart?
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Speaker 11: Who none of you can recognize murderers.
23:06
Speaker 14: You can identify that there is a problem, but you
23:09
Speaker 14: cannot fix it.
23:11
Speaker 8: I don't know much about the law.
23:12
Speaker 14: Again, I'm young, but I'm pretty sure an accomplice to
23:15
Speaker 14: a murder should be arrested.
23:17
Speaker 11: And right now, all of you sitting and doing nothing
23:19
Speaker 11: or accomplices.
23:19
Speaker 13: To a murder, please please refrain from There's no commentary.
23:24
Speaker 16: If you can letter finish I am frustrated and frustrated.
23:30
Speaker 11: Can't even begin how absolutely terrified I.
23:34
Speaker 8: Am to live here.
23:35
Speaker 14: I'm expected, I'm expected to raise my kids here. I'm
23:39
Speaker 14: expected to go outside and walk my five year old
23:42
Speaker 14: little brother. God forbid, we look too scary. God forbid.
23:46
Speaker 11: He accidentally is wearing his hood and we.
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Speaker 14: Get the police called on us because we are windows
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Speaker 14: shopping to go steal later. I don't want to keep
23:55
Speaker 14: coming here. Trust me, this is not how I want
23:57
Speaker 14: to spend my night. I don't want to come here.
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Speaker 14: I don't want to sit here, and I don't want
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Speaker 14: to have to beg you to stop killing people.
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Speaker 11: That's not what I want to do. I have friends,
24:06
Speaker 11: i have other things.
24:07
Speaker 14: That I could be doing, and I'm sitting in front
24:08
Speaker 14: of a group of adults who think murder is okay.
24:12
Speaker 14: You can't sit here and tell me you don't think
24:13
Speaker 14: murder is okay, because you're allowing it to happen. If
24:17
Speaker 14: you want to talk about God, you want to talk
24:18
Speaker 14: about Jesus.
24:19
Speaker 2: I'm a Christian.
24:20
Speaker 4: I don't know what God.
24:21
Speaker 11: Some of these people believe him, but I sure ain't mine.
24:24
Speaker 14: I have never read in the Bible where he said
24:27
Speaker 14: we should allow the people who are supposed to be
24:29
Speaker 14: protecting us kill us.
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Speaker 11: I'm sorry, maybe I missed that scripture though.
24:34
Speaker 8: I don't want to do this. I don't want to
24:36
Speaker 8: do this.
24:37
Speaker 14: Please, please do not make me sit here and scream
24:41
Speaker 14: another name. Do not sit here and make me beg
24:46
Speaker 14: and God forbid that.
24:47
Speaker 11: Name is mine. God forbid that name is any of
24:51
Speaker 11: these people.
24:51
Speaker 6: God forbid that's their thirteen year old talking about the
24:56
Speaker 6: martyrs in the United States over Maricar and also the
24:59
Speaker 6: police brutality that always happens in regards to a lot
25:03
Speaker 6: of African American right there. We also do have news
25:06
Speaker 6: and updates about another man dies inside a police station
25:10
Speaker 6: in Kisomo, Kisomo County, Kenya. A man arrested on suspicion
25:15
Speaker 6: of stalk theft has died while in police custody at
25:19
Speaker 6: Katito Police Station in yakat Sab County, Kisumo County. Under
25:26
Speaker 6: circumstances authorities are now treating as an apparent suicide, the
25:31
Speaker 6: same case that we've had about the late Alberta John
25:37
Speaker 6: And according to a police report filed on Friday night,
25:40
Speaker 6: the man has been brought to the station earlier that
25:42
Speaker 6: morning by the chief of Agoo West location. Less than
25:46
Speaker 6: two hours later, he was found hanging from the grill
25:50
Speaker 6: over police Seldo using a vest as a newist. The
25:54
Speaker 6: incident was discovered after a Sergeant Nixon Lukua reportedly had
25:59
Speaker 6: a commotion coming from the cell block and alerted officers
26:03
Speaker 6: and duty police Constables Julie Anna Kolka and Andrew Okongo
26:08
Speaker 6: who are manning the report office reminding the report office,
26:12
Speaker 6: and Cela respectedly responded immediately the same thing that actually
26:17
Speaker 6: happened in regards the case has been going on right now.
26:20
Speaker 6: The same thing that has happened actually that was two
26:25
Speaker 6: days ago. Another man dies inside polication in Kisumu. Welcome,
26:31
Speaker 6: General Mosquito, how are you doing well? You're welcome to
26:34
Speaker 6: another conversation about you can't prepare for a revolution. But
26:38
Speaker 6: I started with the other conversation about a case that
26:40
Speaker 6: has been going on here in the two five pon Aerobi,
26:43
Speaker 6: Kenya regarding the late albert Ou Jwang. And there has
26:47
Speaker 6: been a CCTV footage that has been found at the
26:51
Speaker 6: hospital that he was taken at Bagati police station. In
26:55
Speaker 6: regards to how everything happened and according to the documents
26:59
Speaker 6: or actually the signing in and out. He was brought
27:02
Speaker 6: in dead. So a lot happened at the police station
27:07
Speaker 6: for him to be brought in dead. Right, And we
27:11
Speaker 6: do have the LCS by the name in Talam who
27:15
Speaker 6: has been taken to the Millimani Coades for investigation because
27:19
Speaker 6: they're super he's super connected to this case. But we're
27:23
Speaker 6: gonna dilve in front of the conversation before we actually
27:26
Speaker 6: delve into another another conversation about a pansy and melearning
27:33
Speaker 6: by right. Now, let's talk about the Jews and the
27:35
Speaker 6: fact that they were not white by the one and
27:38
Speaker 6: only Joshua Maponga, who actually went to Europe a few
27:43
Speaker 6: days ago and he actually renamed some parts of Europe.
27:48
Speaker 2: He did that.
27:48
Speaker 6: Yes, he's like the fact that they came to Africa
27:52
Speaker 6: and actually rename a lot of places, a lot of
27:57
Speaker 6: beautiful sceneries by their name. The one and only Joshu
28:01
Speaker 6: Maponger the Third, the Pan Africanist from Zimbabwe who has
28:06
Speaker 6: now discovered Europe and just like Europe being explorers, that's
28:11
Speaker 6: what he says, discovered Africa while people were already living there.
28:16
Speaker 6: The living ancestor, Joshua Maponger the Third has now discovered Europe,
28:23
Speaker 6: documented in his history book Farmers of Thought. You know
28:28
Speaker 6: his book Farmers of Thought. Literally and Maponga has now
28:32
Speaker 6: given Britain new names as follows. I'm gonna read like
28:35
Speaker 6: five or five or six or ten of them. England
28:39
Speaker 6: Jerome Mosquito listened to this. I think it literally had
28:41
Speaker 6: this in the morning. This is the new name of England.
28:45
Speaker 6: According to Joshuamaponger, England is now called pambeb Fumi meaning
28:51
Speaker 6: tom raiders plunderers of wealth. London Rudunda house of the weaklings, Manchester,
29:01
Speaker 6: Kuma Gabba homes of noisy things, Bombingham be Regina white hyenas.
29:11
Speaker 6: That's what he named Bombingham. Cambridge. The new name of Cambridge,
29:16
Speaker 6: called to Josaponger, is Goma Huru, the house of noisy drums,
29:21
Speaker 6: Den of madness, Oxford Missoonzi, Yafureca tears of Africa, and
29:29
Speaker 6: then English the language chirung Gurira teeth on the edge.
29:38
Speaker 17: My God, Sam, I just too. I don't know if
29:40
Speaker 17: I should definitely go on. Well, we do have the
29:43
Speaker 17: cell phone or the cell phone that we do use Potongere,
29:48
Speaker 17: the teen of Intelligence. We also do have the last
29:51
Speaker 17: Buckingham Palace. His name as makou Vatsine, I believe.
29:57
Speaker 6: His old Zi bamb language literally and what his name
30:03
Speaker 6: Birmingham is gatherers of spiky grass. According to Josha mcponger,
30:11
Speaker 6: he went and literally just like the European explorers discovered
30:16
Speaker 6: Africa while people already living in Africa. So the one
30:21
Speaker 6: and only josh Mapongard definitely now discovered Europe and gave
30:25
Speaker 6: names to these names that are actually known as what
30:29
Speaker 6: were known as London right now. His name London as
30:32
Speaker 6: the House of the weeklands, Manchester the Home of Noisy Things,
30:37
Speaker 6: Cambridge the Den of Madness, and also Oxford tears of Africa,
30:43
Speaker 6: London the House of the weeklands. As he actually ashes
30:48
Speaker 6: us to a conversation about the fact that Jews were
30:52
Speaker 6: not white, let's leak, let's listen amazed conversation with the
31:00
Speaker 6: one and only Joshua Punker.
31:04
Speaker 13: It's critical that the Jews must do it theologically, because
31:09
Speaker 13: once the Jews are white, and they at the door
31:11
Speaker 13: of the Bible, then anyone who reads this text must
31:16
Speaker 13: read it through the interpretation and the culture of those
31:20
Speaker 13: that are claimed to the Jews.
31:22
Speaker 1: So once the Jews are white. Do you have a
31:25
Speaker 1: problem the way Jesus why is a problem.
31:29
Speaker 13: It's a really writing, it's a stealing of black history, blatant.
31:34
Speaker 13: One of the biggest lies ever told on the face
31:37
Speaker 13: of the earth is that the Jews are white. One
31:40
Speaker 13: of the biggest lies ever told historically, academically, ethnographically.
31:48
Speaker 1: Go back and play purage through your history books.
31:52
Speaker 13: Find me a white man who has taken as a
31:54
Speaker 13: slave in Israel, from Israel to Egypt to where to
31:58
Speaker 13: build the pyramids, and his real name, that one is
32:02
Speaker 13: a fake name for Israel. Donald Trump will be successful
32:07
Speaker 13: in America based on one factor that he represents what
32:12
Speaker 13: they say to each other.
32:13
Speaker 1: When we are got ten.
32:27
Speaker 13: Meet the Massai way, just take a drumstick or leg
32:31
Speaker 13: of all boots, put a sticky and then you may
32:35
Speaker 13: just sit on a fire like that.
32:37
Speaker 1: You splined every fifteen twenty minute thing. Man, it was,
32:40
Speaker 1: it was magic.
32:41
Speaker 13: It was maybe six of us professor from Nataya University
32:46
Speaker 13: there some friends from Nakuru and were a wonderful time.
32:51
Speaker 13: And I see you're also joined by a lot of
32:54
Speaker 13: African scholars, some of them from the US.
32:57
Speaker 1: And uh, I'm a big I'm a very big fan
33:01
Speaker 1: of Professor Lumba. Our conferens connected, you was connecting. We
33:07
Speaker 1: were big friends. We were big friends.
33:08
Speaker 13: And we met up with the ambassadors of our Caribbean
33:13
Speaker 13: countries because also need to reduce the distance between.
33:15
Speaker 1: The Caribbean and Africa so that we're all one people.
33:19
Speaker 13: These are our achievement in diaspora who are suffering seemilarly
33:24
Speaker 13: in a different space. But the politic sex said he'll
33:26
Speaker 13: be saying, and then as of yesterday and last night,
33:29
Speaker 13: I'm actually consulting for Guyana. They are also going for
33:34
Speaker 13: political elections now in a few a few months, but
33:37
Speaker 13: they're struggling with an inflated voters register which is being
33:43
Speaker 13: rigged and the whole process is flawed. And what we
33:47
Speaker 13: were we thought of the African problems. Our brothers and
33:49
Speaker 13: sisters across the Caribbean are suffering to the same way.
33:52
Speaker 13: So it began to share there's issues the Columbia, the
33:56
Speaker 13: Columbia ambassador to Kenya was there. Columb the ambassadorso from
34:01
Speaker 13: Saint Martin's was there. And the Pan African movement is
34:06
Speaker 13: life and well. And the whole idea is to actually
34:09
Speaker 13: consolidate our our narrative and not sure that we shared
34:14
Speaker 13: with the certain voice across the continent and beyond.
34:18
Speaker 11: I don't want to.
34:19
Speaker 1: I don't know, there's so much to talk about. I
34:21
Speaker 1: don't know where you want us to start.
34:22
Speaker 13: Today at the beginning, go slowly when they reach the ends,
34:25
Speaker 13: to stop, to be stablish.
34:27
Speaker 1: King and we start with the DRC to stadis the
34:30
Speaker 1: never startis them. Yeah, and then we'll end up with
34:33
Speaker 1: South Africa. And that was Sam. Yeah, last time we
34:35
Speaker 1: met to the gold mafias, we'll be many noise.
34:39
Speaker 11: Yeah.
34:39
Speaker 1: Only when the story hits.
34:41
Speaker 13: From that bank, we'd hit our n B bank, we'd
34:44
Speaker 13: hit all mutual, hit Anglo American and the real people
34:49
Speaker 13: who are the gold mafias behind those we thought of
34:52
Speaker 13: the gold mafias. Then the story just died antssipated, unceremoniously.
34:56
Speaker 13: But we've always known there's Africans that the we cannot
35:00
Speaker 13: be talking about corruption of five million when actually the
35:06
Speaker 13: man on the table is more than Hammond billion. And
35:08
Speaker 13: the Africans are fighting our muscles of change as it were,
35:13
Speaker 13: the crumbs crumbs of bread. And the real corrupt people
35:18
Speaker 13: are the financial institutions of this world, insurance companies of
35:22
Speaker 13: this world, the military, gun manufacturers of this world, the
35:27
Speaker 13: sorce guys, horse child people who are sitting on top
35:31
Speaker 13: of the food chain, controlling the politics of the world,
35:34
Speaker 13: deciding who goes into power. But that's where the real
35:38
Speaker 13: mother of corruption is happening. And when we see at
35:41
Speaker 13: the bottom of the guy being given a car being given,
35:45
Speaker 13: you know, a small little villa to live in France,
35:49
Speaker 13: and some small loose change dumped into Mauritious account, and
35:54
Speaker 13: there's some Swiss account, Virgin Islands account, and then the
35:57
Speaker 13: whole African continent goes in shock to say there's some corruption.
36:02
Speaker 13: And then who speaks about the eight hundred and ninety
36:05
Speaker 13: billion worth of export smuggled materials and resources that are
36:12
Speaker 13: living Africa borders?
36:13
Speaker 6: That is so true to General Mosquito. I definitely agree
36:16
Speaker 6: with you.
36:17
Speaker 1: Every every year, who speaks about it real corruption?
36:22
Speaker 13: Who speaks about the diamonds that are disappearing in Congo
36:25
Speaker 13: and in Namibia?
36:27
Speaker 1: Where are they going?
36:28
Speaker 13: Who is eating all these voluminous types of money they're
36:32
Speaker 13: bringing in guns? It gives us guns to teach other
36:35
Speaker 13: They take them minerals and they go to their own countries.
36:37
Speaker 1: So yes, Zimboe, we we were.
36:41
Speaker 13: Doing fine, but not very fine, doing fine, And there's
36:45
Speaker 13: above problem, isn't I believe.
36:47
Speaker 6: A general mosquito When you think about everything that they did, deluding,
36:52
Speaker 6: the stealing, the inferiority, complest the mind indocrination makes you
37:00
Speaker 6: really upset. It makes you really upset, honestly, So I
37:04
Speaker 6: can understand where Joshuma Punger is literally coming from, because
37:08
Speaker 6: it's like, how there they did this?
37:11
Speaker 18: You know, So.
37:13
Speaker 6: It's a lot, a lot, a lot comes with it.
37:17
Speaker 19: An article just running actually to extrapolated and extend the
37:21
Speaker 19: depth of the problem, and I can only do that
37:24
Speaker 19: from the perspective of the ancient, which I understand very well.
37:28
Speaker 13: In the older days when people went to war, they
37:30
Speaker 13: would obvious in tel az in a younger indoor life.
37:35
Speaker 13: If you remember Shaka, the Bocanaise in training and preparing
37:41
Speaker 13: for war and.
37:41
Speaker 1: The preparation for war, you go there to fight and fighting.
37:45
Speaker 13: In some glimpses when you watch a movie Oushaka, the
37:49
Speaker 13: soldiers came back and were sitting in the river there detoxicly.
37:53
Speaker 1: Because when you're in a war, becoming animal, kill people
37:56
Speaker 1: who do all those things.
37:58
Speaker 13: You almost live like a wild and then you come
38:01
Speaker 13: back because you've killed people we've killed animals, You've done
38:05
Speaker 13: things that are despeakable during war. When you come back,
38:09
Speaker 13: then we cleanse you clean your Then we take all
38:13
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38:16
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38:21
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38:25
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38:28
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38:36
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38:39
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38:42
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38:47
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Speaker 6: You can prepare for a revolution. We understand like it's
42:28
Speaker 6: a trigger, right, You don't prepare for your to believe
42:31
Speaker 6: it just happens. You have to be ready and sometimes
42:33
Speaker 6: you have definitely just have to wake up because the
42:38
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42:41
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42:45
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42:49
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42:53
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42:58
Speaker 6: many maybe who can want actually not do the research
43:02
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43:04
Speaker 6: start asking questions because he's doing amazing for Bukina Fassio
43:09
Speaker 6: right away. He's doing a lot then a lot of
43:13
Speaker 6: African leaders have ever done. He's showing that it is
43:16
Speaker 6: possible to have an independent nation, independent country. He's showing
43:20
Speaker 6: you it's basically very, very able for us to actually
43:25
Speaker 6: stand on our own But it begins by understanding who
43:29
Speaker 6: you are. It begins by you taking authority of your
43:33
Speaker 6: own land and actually cutting off any thought and feeling
43:38
Speaker 6: of inferiority. Complex It actually goes back in regards to
43:43
Speaker 6: you knowing who you are and naturally taking power and
43:47
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43:50
Speaker 6: actually sent me report about Bukina Fasso, right, and Russia
43:59
Speaker 6: is to help Booking a Fasso and Mali build nuclear plants.
44:04
Speaker 6: It's actually amazing because she was here and she talked
44:07
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44:11
Speaker 6: helping Bookino Fassor and Mali to build nuclear plants. She
44:15
Speaker 6: talked about the fact that their relation actually, when you
44:19
Speaker 6: think about it, is why is Booking a Fasso aligning
44:24
Speaker 6: with Russian and not the United States? Right? And she
44:28
Speaker 6: actually questioned that, but she actually came to a conclusion
44:31
Speaker 6: about the fact that maybe there's a reason why Captain
44:36
Speaker 6: Ibrahim Trairo is actually aligning or in collaboration with Russian
44:42
Speaker 6: And we see why. Literally it made sense even at
44:46
Speaker 6: the beginning right away. But we're gonna continue a conversation
44:49
Speaker 6: right away, right now in regards to what we were
44:52
Speaker 6: talking about. Also, we're gonna go to the next conversation
44:57
Speaker 6: about a Buyiner's zim and allen Nae ancestors.
45:04
Speaker 20: I don't come alone, I come with all of them
45:11
Speaker 20: from the Great Kingdom of Zimbabwe.
45:16
Speaker 6: Which includes whilst Joshua Mponger had gone to Europe and
45:21
Speaker 6: the fact that I believe obviously had been a conference
45:25
Speaker 6: after that he went and explored Europe and renamed Actually
45:30
Speaker 6: most of the places in Europe do.
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Speaker 20: That, Tanzania, Malawe, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, even in South Africa,
45:45
Speaker 20: Lesutu and Switzerland. The Great Kingdom of Zimbabwe has more
45:50
Speaker 20: than two hundred and eighty six sides with their Greatestbabwe
45:55
Speaker 20: as the greatest. Just for the purpose of the record,
46:00
Speaker 20: we had the Great Zimbabwe before you had Great Britain.
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Speaker 1: Just so that you know.
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Speaker 7: We were.
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Speaker 20: There's Elias the five sixth century, the British, the British
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Speaker 20: kingdom can only be spoken about in the seventeenth century,
46:20
Speaker 20: which is yesterday. We were great before even the British
46:25
Speaker 20: knew how to bath, before they even knew how to
46:30
Speaker 20: build a street.
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Speaker 1: Who were building empires.
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Speaker 13: We are not from the Great Zimbabwe Kingdom, who are
46:39
Speaker 13: from the Great Zimbabwe.
46:40
Speaker 1: Empire and the Zimbawe Empire worked together with.
46:49
Speaker 13: The Congbo the chuticular empires within the Congo basin. Monomotapa
46:56
Speaker 13: is from the fourteenth eighteenth century was the last one,
47:00
Speaker 13: but before manam Tapa with Marenga, with Tobera from the
47:04
Speaker 13: great spaces of Guruza and Ambo.
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Speaker 1: So manam Tapa is the colonial history.
47:11
Speaker 13: Which they And by the way, while we are there,
47:14
Speaker 13: let maybe quick to remind you that the new name
47:18
Speaker 13: for Britain is now going to be called pambeb for me.
47:21
Speaker 1: I discovered it.
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Speaker 20: I discovered the place where people's ears shine with the sun.
47:31
Speaker 1: I found people who have no knees.
47:34
Speaker 20: I found tomb raiders, and we have decided to call
47:39
Speaker 20: them pambed for me, which means the thieves of other
47:44
Speaker 20: people's wealth.
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Speaker 6: I actually started with that. It's now called Pambe for
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Speaker 6: me meaning tomb raisers or tombbraisers plunders of wealth.
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Speaker 1: So from today on, you're not living in Britain. You
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Speaker 1: are living in pambeb for me, and.
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Speaker 6: Like you're living in Pambey for me, not in England.
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Speaker 13: Okay, then in particular, we will no longer be called London.
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Speaker 13: It will be called Rundunda, the place of the weaklings. Rundonda.
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Speaker 13: Donda is someone who's always weak. I've never seen a
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Speaker 13: country in the town which is a sick mental hospital
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Speaker 13: on every corner of the street. So you are not
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Speaker 13: in London here, you are in Rundonda. And the River
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Speaker 13: Thames is no longer River Thames is going to be
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Speaker 13: called Zarema, a pool of dogs.
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Speaker 1: Not even dogs can drink from that river. That river.
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Speaker 13: But anyway, the list can go on, as we have
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Speaker 13: also discovered this land. Yes, but a caamea not in
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Speaker 13: an arrogant way. This used to belong to the Great
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Speaker 13: mos The queens of the Palace themselves are not white people.
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Speaker 13: They're black. Just in case you did not know, I
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Speaker 13: came to visit my grandchildren here. Though they think they're white,
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Speaker 13: their royalty is all black. How can you put a
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Speaker 13: lion as a symbol on your kingdom when you don't
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Speaker 13: even know what a lion looks like. That's for another day.
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Speaker 13: I bring you good news from the great Empires of
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Speaker 13: the South, with the Empires of Central Africa and Ambo
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Speaker 13: karnjanngas the Ambo Kingdoms of Congo. I bring your greetings
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Speaker 13: from Obscenia, that is a great Ethiopian space. A bring
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Speaker 13: your greetings from Carthage, which is the Egyptians and the Libyans.
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Speaker 13: Though they white end up with the white Arabs. But
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Speaker 13: the original Egypt was actually the dark skin. Just in
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Speaker 13: case you did not know.
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Speaker 20: Why do I say that with such arrogance, because the
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Speaker 20: Masons who build the Great Zimbabwe, the Pyramids of Sudan,
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Speaker 20: the pyramids of Nigeria. Did you know we have more
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Speaker 20: pyramids in Sudan than we have in Egypt. But anyway,
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Speaker 20: if you don't know, you don't know. And then you
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Speaker 20: talk about the Stone Age, yeah, which is so primitive.
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Speaker 20: When you get to the Great Zimbabwean in Zalaylaga and Bumalanga,
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Speaker 20: then you find the correct science of the clock which
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Speaker 20: they tried to duplicate in the Stone Age.
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Speaker 1: Here, so men, we are not talking about their history.
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Speaker 1: This is our history. I went there to Stone Age.
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Speaker 20: It will no longer be called stone Age, the god
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Speaker 20: machine gun, the place of ruins, the place of stones.
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Speaker 13: When you get there, you find our hearts or fetched
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Speaker 13: up grass, exactly the way we do it in the
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Speaker 13: South and I looked at this history and I said, no, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 13: you did not start making these teached houses.
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Speaker 1: This is stolen history. You ain't the caves of the
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Speaker 1: Cocassus right in the caves there.
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Speaker 20: So when you start talking construction, architecture, masonry, this.
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Speaker 6: Is the real education that we should have been todd
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Speaker 6: in school. Whatever. Joshua my ponger is talking about everything.
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Speaker 6: This is true education about who we are. And I
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Speaker 6: love the fact that it's very consistent about these conferences.
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Speaker 6: Whatever he's visiting is always talking about our true identity
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Speaker 6: as African. Because if you listen to this over and
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Speaker 6: over and over and over, you actually understand you are
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Speaker 6: as an African. This is not something that you are
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Speaker 6: taught when you just walk at the road where you
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Speaker 6: basically start going to school. No, you're not taught about
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Speaker 6: your identity. You're taught about things we chart actually in
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Speaker 6: terms of history. Let me talk about that. We are
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Speaker 6: taught a lot actually everything that does not identify with us.
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Speaker 6: But can you just put yourself in that position right
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Speaker 6: now and just imagine if you were taught about this
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Speaker 6: since the day you actually started school. I believe we
52:38
Speaker 6: would be unshakeable and unstoppable right now. But it's okay
52:42
Speaker 6: because nature only schools bout to its natural costs. We
52:45
Speaker 6: are still it's an awakening. So regardless, nature has to
52:50
Speaker 6: go back to its natural costs, and we are cutting
52:54
Speaker 6: off the inferiority complex, the inferiority complex that has been
53:01
Speaker 6: affecting a lot of Africans because we are conditioned to
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Speaker 6: think that we are not worthy enough, we're not good enough,
53:09
Speaker 6: We're not it not knowingly that we are royalty. We
53:15
Speaker 6: are the originators of civilization. Another conversation right away about albinism.
53:23
Speaker 6: I'm going to delve into right away right here, and
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Speaker 6: we understand albinosm affects the production of melanine, the pigment
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Speaker 6: that colors skin, that is melanine, hair, and eyes. It's
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Speaker 6: a lifelong condition. We're talking about albinism right now, but
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Speaker 6: it does not get worse over time. People with albinism
53:45
Speaker 6: have reduced amount of melanine or no melanine at all.
53:52
Speaker 6: These can affect their coloring and their eyesight. Well, you
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Speaker 6: can ask yourself or basically going deeper into what causes
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Speaker 6: al binus. In most of the time, according to Google,
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Speaker 6: someone has a binas in because they inherited the gene
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Speaker 6: for each from both their mother and father. Having just
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Speaker 6: one of the genes being a carrier and brackets does
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Speaker 6: not give you albinism. Most parents of children with abanazing
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Speaker 6: do not have any symptoms already.
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Speaker 4: And also.
54:37
Speaker 6: What are the signs or symptoms of albinasm. You're going
54:41
Speaker 6: to dive into that right away. Pale skin here that
54:44
Speaker 6: is very light, blonde, brown or reddish, eyes that are pink,
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Speaker 6: light blue, green, gray or light brown. We also do
54:59
Speaker 6: have eyes or a lazy eye called Stravis mess. We
55:08
Speaker 6: also do have back and forth movement of the eyes
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Speaker 6: and also vision problem because we do have a fifteen
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Speaker 6: year old Zimbamoran young lady who develops or basically develops
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Speaker 6: organic sunscreen to help people with albinism. So Mabe Chimpamba,
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Speaker 6: a fifteen year old student from Naboya Secondary School in Kafui,
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Speaker 6: has developed an organic sunscreen aimed at protecting people with
55:43
Speaker 6: albinism and often overlooked group at high risk of skin cancer.
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Speaker 6: Mathe's motivation is deeply personal. In twenty seventeen, her father,
55:53
Speaker 6: who had albanisim passed away from skin cancer, a death
55:57
Speaker 6: she attributed to a lack of a to proper sound protection.
56:02
Speaker 6: She says, my father couldn't afford sunscreen. That's something that
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Speaker 6: stayed with me, she shared in a recent interview. Wappe,
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Speaker 6: who also has albanism, along with her younger sister, decided
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Speaker 6: she wanted to change that reality for others. Has solution,
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Speaker 6: a locally made sunscreen formulated from natural ingredients including fruits, vegetables, spices,
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Speaker 6: and albuvera. The product is affordable, organic and specifically designed
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Speaker 6: for high ultraviolet environments like Zambia. With an SBF of
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Speaker 6: twenty two, it exceeds the basic protective threshold recommended for
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Speaker 6: people with albinism, and her innovation earned her a spot
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Speaker 6: among the top finalists and drew the attention of the
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Speaker 6: Zambia Research and Development Center, which has since stepped into
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Speaker 6: support how work. But the sunscreen is more than just
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Speaker 6: a science project. It's part of growing movement calling for
57:05
Speaker 6: a better protection for people with albinism, and this is
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Speaker 6: especially agent in regions like sab Saharan Africa, where strong
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Speaker 6: sunlight and limited access to protective skincare leaves people with
57:18
Speaker 6: albinism extremely vulnerable. That's in regards to Zambia and teenager
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Speaker 6: who developed organic Sanskrit to help people with albinism. And actually,
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Speaker 6: as I started in regards to what albinism it, it
57:34
Speaker 6: says it affects the production of melanine. Going back to
57:37
Speaker 6: what melanine is, melanine's assceptions in our bodies that produces hair, eye,
57:42
Speaker 6: and skin pigmentation. And the more melanine you produce, the
57:45
Speaker 6: doctor your eyes, hair, and skin will be. The amount
57:48
Speaker 6: of melanine in your body depends on a few different factors,
57:52
Speaker 6: including genetics and how much sun exposure your ancestral population had.
57:59
Speaker 6: But also delving in to another conversation before I basically
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Speaker 6: wind up right away, we do have more common The
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Speaker 6: CS of everything is a security. If I'm not wrong,
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Speaker 6: he's actually assured CCTV to actually be fitted in every
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Speaker 6: police station. Is it amazing right now that they're actually
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Speaker 6: doing this. This is something they clock down a long
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Speaker 6: time ago to fit CCTVs in police station because actually
58:30
Speaker 6: I remember she might have mentioned that as but about
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Speaker 6: the fact that why don't we have CCTVs in police station?
58:38
Speaker 6: This is more comment talking about it right away as
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Speaker 6: I wind.
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Speaker 21: Up, it shall be mandatory to equip police stations with
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Speaker 21: CCTV surveillance to enhance transparency and accountability. All the police
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Speaker 21: stations currently standing at one thousand and two one hundred
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Speaker 21: and nine shall love CICITV surveillance. Within the next two years,
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Speaker 21: we shall be making proposals to Parliament to an act
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Speaker 21: laws that criminalize temperate with CICITYV cameras. The surveillance system
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Speaker 21: shall be the custody of the officer commanding station and
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Speaker 21: the said officer shall be required to ensure that the
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Speaker 21: system is always functioning and instances of fault it shall
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Speaker 21: be reported within one hour through the established chain of command.
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Speaker 4: The CCTV shall have an external backup system.
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Speaker 6: That's more like it. But I actually this is something
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Speaker 6: that they collab already done a long time ago, because
59:51
Speaker 6: there's a lot that really happened in those politicians police,
59:55
Speaker 6: a lot of things that we can actually not even
59:58
Speaker 6: foresee or actually want to actually watch. But the fact
1:00:01
Speaker 6: that they've actually decided to do this, that's a good thing.
1:00:05
Speaker 6: And also the police sector has to actually be rechecked.
1:00:09
Speaker 6: As I always say, we just need a lot of
1:00:11
Speaker 6: things to be described up in the African government. It
1:00:14
Speaker 6: has been with the Iritan Mongoria, and the conversation has
1:00:18
Speaker 6: been you can prepare for a revolution. Talking more about
1:00:22
Speaker 6: our African identity. We've delved into a conversation about Josha
1:00:26
Speaker 6: Maponga renaming some paths of Europe as he explored Europe.
1:00:32
Speaker 6: And also I've delved more deeper into the conversation about
1:00:37
Speaker 6: the late Albert Oh John. Remember you are the changing
1:00:41
Speaker 6: you see in the world. It's always a great time
1:00:44
Speaker 6: to be alive here again, it's me Iritan Mongoria think
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Speaker 6: you gen almost Kido and everybody who joined me right away,
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Speaker 6: take care, have a beautiful, beautiful week, a major week.
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Speaker 6: You're magical and you are a creator, so let this
1:00:58
Speaker 6: week be fabulous and magical. Much love, and remember you
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Speaker 2: No West.
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Speaker 11: I want to do that.
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Speaker 1: let's go.
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Speaker 3: Kna coma silly not make a guy's emotion if I'm
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