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AFRICA INABILITY TO RULE ITSELF IS SERIOUS · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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Speaker 5: course welcome today's conversation as we talk about Africa's serious
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Speaker 5: a situation of the inability to rule and control, to
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Speaker 5: literally rule and govern itself. Africa inability to rule itself
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Speaker 5: is very serious and I think this is actually a
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Speaker 5: topic we need to discuss because this is actually a
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Speaker 5: backed by the actions we're seeing the United States taking
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Speaker 5: countries like Israel taking and it goes back to the
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Speaker 5: question of Africa the ability of literally governing itself and
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Speaker 5: ruling itself.
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Speaker 1: For the longest time, I think I've been actually in.
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Speaker 5: I've been saying all I say, I've been disagreeed with
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Speaker 5: the white man's term of the Africans do not have
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Speaker 5: the capability of governing themselves. But with so many occasions,
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Speaker 5: so many things happening in our continent and our country,
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Speaker 5: actually this literally brings you back to the conversation itself,
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Speaker 5: and you question, as an African, well, of course, if
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Speaker 5: you have critical thinking and critical sense, you'll ask yourself,
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Speaker 5: how is it that America, Israel, or with these other
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Speaker 5: non African countries have the ability to actually talk how
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Speaker 5: they talk when it comes to Africa.
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Speaker 1: A conversation backed by the.
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Speaker 5: United States, which has opposed South africa decision to expel
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Speaker 5: as senior Israel.
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Speaker 1: This actually was happening.
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Speaker 5: That was I remember this week where we had rama
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Speaker 5: first saying that one of the israel Is supposed to
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Speaker 5: be expelled from South Africa. The main reasons actually I
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Speaker 5: don't know if there were really much explained, but I'm
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Speaker 5: gonna be looking too that as we look onto Also literally,
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Speaker 5: how will Africa as a continent itself come to make
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Speaker 5: decisions without having other intermediaries like China, Russia, the US,
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Speaker 5: Israel always intervening. Also, you're gonna be talking about what
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Speaker 5: is happening in Nigeria where we have the Norwegian Parliament
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Speaker 5: to debate abolishing the monarchy over Epstein crisis. So this
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Speaker 5: is actually coming from also also Nigeria itself. We're gonna
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Speaker 5: be discussing about that and much more so coming from
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Speaker 5: the continent. You're gonna be discussing about what is happening
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Speaker 5: in Kenya regarding our president because they say the campaigns
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Speaker 5: already have started in Kenya personally as for me, because
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Speaker 5: the campaigns actually have been very much on. But this year, bet,
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Speaker 5: the campaigns are going to be super so much more. God,
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Speaker 5: we're going to be reporting so much about the campaigns
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Speaker 5: this year because our elections are next year.
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Speaker 1: So we have a video actually of Ruto himself.
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Speaker 5: I'm going to start with that, Ruto himself saying that
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Speaker 5: he feels very sad for the families and lives that
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Speaker 5: are lost during the twenty twenty four demonstration where people
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Speaker 5: are actually demonstrating about the taxes which were being hiked up,
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Speaker 5: still the same taxes as actually there were pasted. Despite this,
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Speaker 5: many people dying and losing their lives. Now is sorry
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Speaker 5: about it after calling them terrorists and saying that parents
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Speaker 5: are not doing a good job on raising their children.
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Speaker 5: It's the fact that now we're headed towards election and
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Speaker 5: of course its campaign season is going to say things
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Speaker 5: that people want to hear and where including even justice
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Speaker 5: is possible in this country.
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Speaker 1: Can you talk about that?
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Speaker 5: And much more so coming from also Uganda, where we
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Speaker 5: have actually of course the US, which yesterday.
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Speaker 1: There was a viding I think also Kith had mentioned it.
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Speaker 5: There's a video that are going viral about the US
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Speaker 5: actually has a one more seventies son about his words
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Speaker 5: and all that. But we also have a Julius Malema
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Speaker 5: who's an opposition what's done nothing for the South Africans,
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Speaker 5: this video right here. Route of course, like I said again,
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Speaker 5: it's campaign season. Politicians are going to say anything people
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Speaker 5: want to hear, and this is one of it. Because
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Speaker 5: why was why didn't Trea sy Justice's been literally two
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Speaker 5: years so far, actually almost two years, it's almost because
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Speaker 5: this is gonna be making two years. It's a year
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Speaker 5: plus since these people lost their lives and the families
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Speaker 5: majority of them were actually they were meant to kept
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Speaker 5: to keep quiet. Even the witnesses who are literally a
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Speaker 5: long majority of the innocent people who are killed brutally
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Speaker 5: by the.
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Speaker 1: Police officers, nothing has happened.
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Speaker 5: So many parents actually talked about how they're so scared
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Speaker 5: about their lives because the more they're demanding justice, the
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Speaker 5: more they're being told to keep quiet. Some people are
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Speaker 5: given money to keep quiet and so much so, so
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Speaker 5: how comes right now? Justice actually is possible in a
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Speaker 5: country where we were shown we were showcased justice is impossible.
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Speaker 1: That is a question for today.
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Speaker 3: This is why Rude be the best president in Kenya.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and that is a joke, of course, it doesn't
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Speaker 5: mean it's literally That's why he put this.
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Speaker 1: So for anyone who's going to be catching this on
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Speaker 1: a replay, hope you'll get it correctly.
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Speaker 5: He's saying that Ruto is actually the best president of
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Speaker 5: kenned then putting this meme here, which means willis where did.
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Speaker 1: You hear this? Because it's not the truth. It's a lie. Yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 7: Since the talentdar flipped January, the head of state has
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Speaker 7: been cris crossing the country the energy of a teenager
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Speaker 7: on an energy drink.
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Speaker 3: Supply, am.
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Speaker 8: Am, amen.
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Speaker 3: And j Just yesterday the President announced that Kenyan's.
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Speaker 7: Earning less than thirty thousand Kevin Jillings a month will
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Speaker 7: no longer the income.
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Speaker 5: Tax, which is a lie because we just saw the
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Speaker 5: taxes being hiked up. We're talking about the ESSHY deducting
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Speaker 5: money from your empassor without you being prompted a pin.
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Speaker 5: We're talking about NSS self deducting money from your salary
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Speaker 5: and it doesn't They don't care how much you're earning,
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Speaker 5: whether it's thirty thousand without fifty thousand, that money is
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Speaker 5: expected to be deducted on your salary and so much
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Speaker 5: more forty percent hike on taxes. And this is our
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Speaker 5: majority of the things. So there's no where the lives
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Speaker 5: of canons are getting easy. And we go back to
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Speaker 5: the demonstration of twenty twenty four. So how comes right now?
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Speaker 5: Justice actually sounds something that is possible in a country
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Speaker 5: that may justice seem impossible.
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Speaker 1: Again the question for today.
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Speaker 7: Movie claims would benefit one twenty five million people.
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Speaker 9: We have also now begun the process of bringing down taxation. Ah,
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Speaker 9: such a liar, professor Blama Bonge from Golilla.
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Speaker 3: In the next next week, come appendicator Kula Bunge.
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Speaker 1: That's a lie.
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Speaker 5: These taxes have been passed behind Remember I think it
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Speaker 5: was last year during July when I was discussing about
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Speaker 5: the some of the senators members of Parliament complaining about
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Speaker 5: them being brought papers to sign and very quick rushed
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Speaker 5: literally like rushed papers. You're not even given time to
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Speaker 5: read to go through it.
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Speaker 1: And this includes the taxes, privatization of our own public assets.
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Speaker 1: What is this guy talking about?
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Speaker 9: Quila Kenya and by Shah Rayake Nielfu the Latini napuja
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Speaker 9: chini kuna ten.
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Speaker 3: That is number one, because we.
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Speaker 9: Have studied the economy, my friends, we would not be
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Speaker 9: able to reduce tax if we had not set the foundation.
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Speaker 7: Right on top of that, another half a million Kenyons
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Speaker 7: and up to fifty thousand shillings will see their pay
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Speaker 7: as you and read count from thirty percent to twenty
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Speaker 7: five percent.
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Speaker 3: And that is why we're going to parliament.
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Speaker 9: We're now saying that any Kenyon who earns less than
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Speaker 9: thirty thousand.
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Speaker 3: Shillings will not pay any taxes.
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Speaker 9: Number two, we are saying any Kenyon who aunts up
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Speaker 9: to fifty thousand, we are reducing their taxes.
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Speaker 3: From thirty percent to twenty five percent.
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Speaker 9: One point five million working Kenyons will not pay any
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Speaker 9: taxes five hundred thousand, another five hundred thousand working Kenyons
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Speaker 9: will have their taxes reduced from thirty five percent, from
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Speaker 9: thirty percent to twenty five percent. That is how progressively
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Speaker 9: we are going to make sure that we manage the
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Speaker 9: cost of living so that the people at the bottom
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Speaker 9: of the pyramid we can be able to support them.
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Speaker 3: Were cutting to the same bottom up it was not
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Speaker 3: a slogan.
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Speaker 9: It was because we want to mind about the people
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Speaker 9: at the bottom of the pyramid, give them an opportunity
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Speaker 9: to live decently.
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Speaker 3: Like the rest of the people of the Republic of
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Speaker 3: ken To Na na Jamin. And this is not the
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Speaker 3: only reason to change.
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Speaker 7: About a week ago in late generally during a visit
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Speaker 7: to Kisumu preasent rule to say, victims of the twenty
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Speaker 7: to before anti financial protests, including those who died or
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Speaker 7: were injured, are heroes who defended democracy in promised the
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Speaker 7: government will compensate them and their families at the.
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Speaker 10: Time of our Leana Portini mem a appicasia, your plan
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Speaker 10: that killer monya venu alai. I'm a la jero human
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Speaker 10: argimigania mamoya, democracy, mamoy and human rights.
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Speaker 1: This is very, very wrong.
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Speaker 5: We're really dealing with really diabolic, psychopathic. I don't know
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Speaker 5: even what term to use, but this is even piecing
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Speaker 5: me off as I even listened to it.
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Speaker 1: So many young people.
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Speaker 5: We're talking about hundreds of kidnapping, deads of young people
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Speaker 5: and even old people just because they openly talked about
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Speaker 5: the taxes, the increase of taxes in our country, and
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Speaker 5: there's nothing that happened.
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Speaker 1: There's no justice.
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Speaker 5: No police officer has been arrested, the ones who are
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Speaker 5: behind the shootings and the killings, nothing has happened. But
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Speaker 5: this man has the audacity of audacity of talking about
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Speaker 5: human rights right now, human rights. So now this is
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Speaker 5: valid because you're headed to we are headed towards election,
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Speaker 5: so now human rights does make sense to route or
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Speaker 5: now all of a sudden, this is very dobolic, like
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Speaker 5: this is psychopathic, This.
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Speaker 1: Is very crazy.
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Speaker 3: Busy demography.
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Speaker 5: Democracy. This man went to New York. When he was
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Speaker 5: asked about democracy, he said, in a democratic country, there
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Speaker 5: are people who agree and disagree with your terms, and
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Speaker 5: that is okay. And when he was questioned about justifying
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Speaker 5: the deaths of the people who lost their lives talking
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Speaker 5: about the taxation in the country, he called these people terrorists.
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Speaker 1: He called terror This is crazy, man. Exactly why the
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Speaker 1: sudden change.
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Speaker 7: Why the root of yesterday has suddenly become the sweetest
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Speaker 7: president of today.
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Speaker 3: Just look at the calendar.
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Speaker 7: We are exactly one year away from the general elections,
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Speaker 7: and the president has clearly realized that the ground is
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Speaker 7: no longer listening to him.
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Speaker 11: Nimia to my junga l and Blend not.
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Speaker 3: Kenya Nanaanganieshaangano Award. The pre election political survival schemes are
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Speaker 3: now in full suite.
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Speaker 10: Joma Dato Meme Petha she mia in am pheny Yabigiana.
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Speaker 3: Banga.
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Speaker 7: The tax carts and the net program cash splashing have
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Speaker 7: left many convinced that the President is on a frantic
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Speaker 7: attempt to win back the Kenyan voters who he abandoned
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Speaker 7: and ignored since twenty twenty two. We can qualtificate about
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Speaker 7: this so called not a program, which by the way,
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Speaker 7: is an utbest of public resources, ubbies of public resources.
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Speaker 1: Exactly.
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Speaker 5: These are stolen funds, stolen taxes that are supposed to
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Speaker 5: be built to actually improve our infrastructures, our roads, instead
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Speaker 5: of us going back to China Japan borrowing loans and
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Speaker 5: all that to improve our development. Right, these are our money.
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Speaker 5: This is our taxes being stolen by the same regime.
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Speaker 5: And then they say, oh, you know, we've we as
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Speaker 5: a regime. We're coming up with this program to support
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Speaker 5: the youth. And this is the amount of loan you
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Speaker 5: can get and pay it within this particular time. This
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Speaker 5: is our money, exactly, misters of public funds.
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Speaker 7: Because how can you turn the distribution of this resources
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Speaker 7: funded by the alban by which, by the way, which
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Speaker 7: we have the whole.
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Speaker 3: Payback and turn them into you, dear Alice?
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Speaker 12: How can you do that?
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Speaker 7: And nobody is saying anything about it? So this word
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Speaker 7: number four, let them give us their score. I will
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Speaker 7: give the It is a desperate move to war back
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Speaker 7: a lover who has been sleeping in the guests room
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Speaker 7: for the last three years. The husband is busy to
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Speaker 7: telling another mistress.
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Speaker 13: Their matrimonial bad Now, maybe, many said Nipatia y.
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Speaker 3: The petition.
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Speaker 7: Just three years ago, the Rutal regime was untouchable. Any
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Speaker 7: move against him was made with police.
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Speaker 5: Brutality, exactly, exactly exactly. So now, why what's the sudden
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Speaker 5: change of Now you want justice for the people who
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Speaker 5: lost their lives fighting your regime, for the decisions you're
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Speaker 5: making that are supposed to be affecting millions and hundreds
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Speaker 5: of Kenyan's lives. Why the sudden change, mister, Oh, because
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Speaker 5: Kenya next year we're headed towards election and the only
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Speaker 5: way you can make people vote for you is by
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Speaker 5: you putting up lies in including justice is possible in
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Speaker 5: the country.
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Speaker 1: This is crazy.
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Speaker 3: Mast arrests and reports of torture.
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Speaker 7: This was a regime that so sees for interior issues
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Speaker 7: should kill older on protesters.
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Speaker 5: Exactly, we had him, we had the Cabinet secretary of
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Speaker 5: this guy, the interior whatever, and he said any police
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Speaker 5: officer who is assaulted or attacked by any person should
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Speaker 5: be should shoot the citizens to death. And this villiay
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Speaker 5: went viral, and of course also also questioned about the
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Speaker 5: people working under him and why would they be uttering
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Speaker 5: such terms, and they defended him.
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Speaker 7: And I don't order Inspector General for any police officer
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Speaker 7: to carry out any extra tradition anywhere.
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Speaker 1: Exactly, we have every dancer.
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Speaker 3: A polic.
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Speaker 7: Critics wanted heroes back there. They were hated down like
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Speaker 7: most fatals, slapped with tenor charges.
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Speaker 5: End of Battali again got exactly, also said shoot them
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Speaker 5: on the leg, shoot them on the leg, let them
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Speaker 5: go hill at the hospital while already they're shot at
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Speaker 5: the leg.
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Speaker 1: So what has changed, mister president.
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Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, what what biggures?
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Speaker 3: The end of got in the end of Battally again.
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Speaker 5: I got in exactly said shoot, don't kill. But the
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Speaker 5: other guy I said, shoots and kill. So what's the
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Speaker 5: sudden change? Because there's evidence of all these terms and
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Speaker 5: the words you're using against the people, and then now
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Speaker 5: you want to come and act like your hands are clean.
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Speaker 5: The taxes have gone down, the same taxes. Majority of
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Speaker 5: these people died in the streets demonstrating about you've passed
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Speaker 5: the same same taxes and that's why the lives of
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Speaker 5: Canons today, most of the people are eating, are literally
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Speaker 5: living on a hand to mouth situation. We're talking about
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Speaker 5: you taking title deeds away from people. Houses being demolished
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Speaker 5: in the name of building fifteen minute cities because you
20:35
Speaker 5: want to fit in in the global agenda, in the
20:37
Speaker 5: name of Singapore crazy monogy.
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Speaker 7: The plan was financial housing level was added to salaries
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Speaker 7: at the chotic transition to sharp where Kenyans are essentially
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Speaker 7: told it to pay a one time fee or borrow
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Speaker 7: from the very government taking.
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Speaker 5: Their money exactly, and all of a sudden, we have
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Speaker 5: eleven billion missing to.
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Speaker 14: The people of ken that we must begin to enhance
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Speaker 14: our revenue, you know, and there is no free lunch,
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Speaker 14: and we have to think of.
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Speaker 7: What we need to do since we're hikes from everything
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Speaker 7: that crawled, walked or breathed within ten borders exactly.
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Speaker 1: Come on.
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Speaker 7: Now three years later, the president is acknowledging the habitat's
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Speaker 7: body and offering solutions to problems.
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Speaker 3: Is government introduced talk our keep our work of men
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Speaker 3: at work.
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Speaker 15: You understub, you under stub where we are what we
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Speaker 15: are business fixing the problems that you left in the
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Speaker 15: education sector.
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Speaker 5: What education sector we've not You've not fixed anything, mister
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Speaker 5: Condicy with your supplan of voice like the people say,
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Speaker 5: there's nothing you fixed. The education system is actually collapsing.
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Speaker 5: We are talking about a million plus students who have
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Speaker 5: not reported to school because of the government's inability to
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Speaker 5: provide and locate funds that are supposed to be given
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Speaker 5: to these schools.
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Speaker 1: That's what has changed.
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Speaker 7: His supporters say this shows he cares and should be
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Speaker 7: re elected to continue helping Kenyans. But many Kenyans, who
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Speaker 7: went through three years of high taxes, economic hardship and
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Speaker 7: tough crackdowns and totts, are not convinced at all. The
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Speaker 7: ground anger remains strong. Most are not ready to forgive
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Speaker 7: or trust the changes.
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Speaker 4: So you.
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Speaker 8: Had a meaning Jau like in it's some da and
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Speaker 8: then your crowd is going out of heroy city when
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Speaker 8: name garb majority gena.
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Speaker 1: Go sorry exactly, thank you.
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Speaker 5: Whether you want to push this on a political angle
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Speaker 5: or whatever, people are very very much aware of what
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Speaker 5: is happening in the country. There's no you want to
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Speaker 5: tell us there's a sudden change on your actions for
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Speaker 5: us to come vote for you, Rutal, you must go.
23:14
Speaker 1: It's a one term.
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Speaker 3: Went out. Why do I live work went out?
23:23
Speaker 1: Exactly, Let's not forget that.
23:25
Speaker 5: Also, the government was using public funds to pay people
23:27
Speaker 5: to appear at the at the Statehouse for these political props.
23:34
Speaker 7: Theology, curiosity, no, your mom, good God, to mourning, are
23:42
Speaker 7: your majority?
23:43
Speaker 3: To alenda, you are doing just term two term, two terms.
23:50
Speaker 1: Term exactly.
23:51
Speaker 5: People are saying two terms because there's money being given
23:55
Speaker 5: because these politicians are not even again, they're incompetent, they're
23:59
Speaker 5: not authentic. So everything they have to do it has
24:04
Speaker 5: to go back to the fake money system again. Give
24:07
Speaker 5: people handouts, give them five hundred shillings, give them a
24:10
Speaker 5: thousand bob whatever anyone can accept, and let them say
24:14
Speaker 5: two terms because again the media is recording.
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Speaker 1: There's the media who always there to give.
24:18
Speaker 5: Us the props of all and then the presidents of
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Speaker 5: these leaders use that use that against the majority or
24:24
Speaker 5: you see, we had a number of people who are
24:25
Speaker 5: shouting two terms.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if the rest of you are.
24:28
Speaker 5: Saying one term. Nah, Kenyans have had enough of the
24:33
Speaker 5: poor leadership. Exactly, me too, me too.
24:40
Speaker 1: If these political.
24:41
Speaker 5: Campaigns as matter as a matter of fat this year,
24:43
Speaker 5: I'm taking money as a matter of fat this I
24:46
Speaker 5: need money personally the yer.
24:48
Speaker 1: Weather this campaign.
24:49
Speaker 5: I am going and I'll take money, and I'm putting
24:53
Speaker 5: it out there because I'll do that because these people
24:57
Speaker 5: have money to give out and it's our own money.
24:59
Speaker 5: Let's not forget. So I'm just I'm not actually even
25:01
Speaker 5: taking any handout here. I'm just taking back my money
25:05
Speaker 5: that they are trying to give. They're trying to act
25:08
Speaker 5: like they we've accumulated this from this and nah, I'm
25:10
Speaker 5: just taking back my money. So if I appear on
25:13
Speaker 5: any political campaign, what there's money being given, count joby
25:17
Speaker 5: in or if you are if you are the enemy,
25:19
Speaker 5: count joby in, because I want the money. People are broke,
25:23
Speaker 5: people need the money.
25:25
Speaker 3: He mea common ordinary game.
25:32
Speaker 5: It is only difference women like you know, not exactly,
25:39
Speaker 5: and it's now making sense to people because your vote
25:41
Speaker 5: doesn't make a change. I was working with one of
25:43
Speaker 5: the persons yesterday, one of my friends. We're talking about
25:47
Speaker 5: not even arguing, but having a discussion. They were asking
25:50
Speaker 5: me what having titaken the the the voter's card yet,
25:53
Speaker 5: and I said, personally, I don't believe my vote. My
25:56
Speaker 5: vote makes a change. And they say that this is
25:58
Speaker 5: where actually you're wrong, because your vote aally does make
26:00
Speaker 5: a change, and I'm like, no, it doesn't make a change.
26:03
Speaker 5: I'm gonna go cast my vote yet. But these people,
26:06
Speaker 5: at the end of the day, they know we're supposed
26:07
Speaker 5: to be the president, and apart from them knowing who's
26:10
Speaker 5: supposed to be the president, I believe they should go
26:13
Speaker 5: back to us because this argument was, yes, the people know,
26:16
Speaker 5: the people on the the election boards, they already know,
26:20
Speaker 5: and of course the white people being involved, and of
26:22
Speaker 5: course again Africa's inability to rule itself as a topic
26:26
Speaker 5: where white people must always be involved in in anything
26:29
Speaker 5: and everything we're doing as a continent, as a country,
26:34
Speaker 5: so long as we're in Africa and not just Africa.
26:36
Speaker 5: At this particular point, we've seen Venezuela, we're seeing I Ran,
26:40
Speaker 5: We're saying serious situation. These people are the the system
26:44
Speaker 5: is built. The system is designed in a way, there's
26:50
Speaker 5: no there's no dependency anyway. There's no independency anyway. It's
26:54
Speaker 5: actually more of dependency. And this dependency comes with the
26:58
Speaker 5: rules laws that if you don't follow, like we saw
27:01
Speaker 5: yesterday the African leaders, now, if you're not following the
27:04
Speaker 5: rules and the laws, they're going to execute you. You
27:08
Speaker 5: will be as you will be deleted. You will be deleted.
27:12
Speaker 5: Get out of the way because.
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Speaker 1: You're messing up with the white man's money. But we
27:17
Speaker 1: go back.
27:18
Speaker 5: The guy was saying, Oh, you know, that's where as
27:21
Speaker 5: much as the election bodies know who is the president,
27:24
Speaker 5: that's where when you cast your vote. So long as
27:27
Speaker 5: the fact the fact that you voted, you have the
27:30
Speaker 5: right to get mad because the person you voted for
27:33
Speaker 5: was not picked as the president. So that's what gives
27:36
Speaker 5: you a right for you to go out there and
27:38
Speaker 5: demonstrate and talk about this issue like, still, no, my
27:42
Speaker 5: vote doesn't make a change. Do people know the president
27:46
Speaker 5: they want? I can't really give that as an answer
27:48
Speaker 5: yes or no, But do people want change? That is true,
27:52
Speaker 5: and people are getting tired of always going to stand
27:55
Speaker 5: from three am four am. So I don't know what
27:58
Speaker 5: time you've not taken tea to vote expecting a change
28:01
Speaker 5: that will never happen. Sixty years of independency, we're still
28:06
Speaker 5: crying the same same way.
28:09
Speaker 1: Life actually has gotten tougher. Our currencies are losing value.
28:16
Speaker 5: Completely. Today a thousand bob is something that I'm spending
28:20
Speaker 5: on a day. On a day, a thousand bob is
28:24
Speaker 5: something that you could spend in a week. Today a
28:26
Speaker 5: thousand bob I spend in a day.
28:30
Speaker 7: Crazy man, be on a value, hey, real is only
28:33
Speaker 7: difference if women like you know hour older when not
28:38
Speaker 7: want be mean and a value.
28:40
Speaker 16: Guys, one thing we're not gonna do as Kenya's let
28:42
Speaker 16: the lives of those people who died during mad Man
28:45
Speaker 16: of keeping Nance Bill and any other Manda manner that
28:47
Speaker 16: you've ever had in Kenya go with no just can
28:51
Speaker 16: say I shout too, damn do damn you.
28:54
Speaker 1: Bet one you can.
28:56
Speaker 3: You will understand how much easy leven billion you haven't been,
29:02
Speaker 3: your new persunil.
29:03
Speaker 16: You won't have to work again, bro, you generation generation generations.
29:06
Speaker 1: They won't have to work for them to build.
29:09
Speaker 3: I know they have to sell something.
29:10
Speaker 16: Do you understand the state this country, in the state
29:13
Speaker 16: this politicians put our country.
29:15
Speaker 1: Who elected these people? It's us. I'm not gonna do
29:18
Speaker 1: that again.
29:19
Speaker 3: That's the first thing we're I'm gonna.
29:20
Speaker 5: Do is we didn't select them. That's the difference. We
29:22
Speaker 5: keep thinking we elect these leaders. They are selected, not elected.
29:28
Speaker 5: We go cast our vote again. And that's why I
29:30
Speaker 5: was having that conversation with a friend of mine yesterday.
29:33
Speaker 5: I'm like, you go, you go ahead, you could take
29:35
Speaker 5: your vote, go cast your vote. I'm not telling you
29:37
Speaker 5: not to do that, but personally, as joby, I'm not
29:39
Speaker 5: gonna do that. Our brother die in this country without
29:43
Speaker 5: ever voting for nothing, not for the same same system
29:46
Speaker 5: that we know is going to come back and still
29:48
Speaker 5: oppress the lives of majority. What are we doing exactly?
29:52
Speaker 5: What are we two as a joke? We're not gonna
29:54
Speaker 5: be high school.
29:55
Speaker 16: We just woman who can get exams, not what meaning
29:57
Speaker 16: none of it's Examly, it's the same way when I'm
29:59
Speaker 16: be able to tumas and jo to them.
30:00
Speaker 3: It's not a joke. What you may change a less.
30:05
Speaker 4: Please, they anger down below missed you and you happy
30:10
Speaker 4: we anger down below.
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Speaker 14: You know.
30:14
Speaker 1: Exactly. People are mad, people are tired, you know, I
30:23
Speaker 1: mean it's not like you're also a good person. You are.
30:25
Speaker 5: Let's not forget my ten. It's also not a good person.
30:28
Speaker 5: Sorry for another day. This is the man that made
30:30
Speaker 5: our lives very devastating in high school number one as
30:33
Speaker 5: the minister of education. And apart from that, how many
30:37
Speaker 5: people disappeared because it was changed to be calm and
30:42
Speaker 5: to be part of the security.
30:43
Speaker 1: I don't know what. So many people are being kidnapped.
30:46
Speaker 5: That's actually more of the kidnappings are being had, so
30:48
Speaker 5: let's not forget about that too.
30:51
Speaker 4: When you listen to an age very carefully to two
30:57
Speaker 4: weeks ago, cost now of your Muslims, a bit of
31:01
Speaker 4: your most work doner as a leader, as a leader,
31:05
Speaker 4: and then want to work and as a leader and
31:08
Speaker 4: as an engineer or a younger. Had you listen to
31:12
Speaker 4: your most wall mom ssa n titanic, but call a
31:21
Speaker 4: d now dance now, maglefriend as well, themeric I think
31:27
Speaker 4: like you think, muta sinking? Now your girlfriend gotta get
31:30
Speaker 4: at you to muta sink?
31:32
Speaker 5: Well, unless we make them think this ain't a Titanic.
31:36
Speaker 5: Bad example to use, but it isn't a Titanic. This
31:39
Speaker 5: is real life matters. We're not trying to talk about
31:42
Speaker 5: Those are billionaires who are doing there and we know
31:45
Speaker 5: the reason behind that too. We don't need to go
31:47
Speaker 5: back to the Titanic cult story. But Ruto is such
31:50
Speaker 5: a goddamn liar. Is regime is such a liar. But again,
31:54
Speaker 5: like I said, I think it was a Monday or Tuesday.
31:56
Speaker 5: There's a bit I shared which is explaining, don't be
31:59
Speaker 5: shocked if you here most candles of money disappearing. We
32:03
Speaker 5: are in the campaign season, baby. These people need money
32:06
Speaker 5: apart from the ones they have stolen. They need more
32:08
Speaker 5: money to give handouts. And again, anywhere, what can you
32:13
Speaker 5: ask you anywhere where there's political campaign, call me. Anywhere
32:18
Speaker 5: where there's political handout money, call me because we're not
32:23
Speaker 5: actually we're not even taking handouts.
32:24
Speaker 1: We're just taking back our money. That's the difference.
32:27
Speaker 5: If actually given the truth these people have these are
32:30
Speaker 5: your taxes they have stolen from you.
32:32
Speaker 1: They have not done anything. We talk about.
32:34
Speaker 5: Schools, we're talking about one million students who are not
32:38
Speaker 5: in school right now.
32:39
Speaker 1: Storry for another day too. There's no infrastructure.
32:43
Speaker 5: We're talking about borrowing loans from Japan, from China for
32:46
Speaker 5: us to build and improve our roads where are our
32:50
Speaker 5: tax money being accumulated, the money that is being collected
32:54
Speaker 5: from Expressway Road. Waste that money because we're not clearly
32:58
Speaker 5: right now, we're not paying the debt back to China.
33:00
Speaker 5: We're paying back the debt to the Kenyata family. So
33:03
Speaker 5: where is our money Soka campaign, My friend Timbera, you're
33:09
Speaker 5: not telling you're actually just getting back what belongs to you.
33:14
Speaker 5: But we also have on this other end of our
33:15
Speaker 5: neighboring country, you gandher. Of course recently they had the
33:19
Speaker 5: election this year of course January or fifteenth they had elections.
33:25
Speaker 5: Most any declared the victory. Again Mohasee always you know,
33:29
Speaker 5: the Sauls has something to say. And one of the
33:31
Speaker 5: things he said is number one, when we saw the
33:35
Speaker 5: number of deaths of the people who died in Uganda
33:38
Speaker 5: during the election, he said that he's very disappointed because
33:42
Speaker 5: if it was him, he would have done worse. He
33:45
Speaker 5: would have made it look similar like what is happening
33:48
Speaker 5: in what happened in Tanzania. He also went ahead and
33:51
Speaker 5: they think talked about the US. Let me see if
33:53
Speaker 5: I can find that video, but let me share this
33:56
Speaker 5: first and what is happening because again the question goes
33:59
Speaker 5: back to Africa's ability to govern itself.
34:03
Speaker 1: When will you ever be able to do that?
34:09
Speaker 7: In Africa, criticizing an old man can feel like heckling
34:13
Speaker 7: a village elder mid.
34:14
Speaker 3: Proverb shut up you.
34:17
Speaker 4: Shut up.
34:25
Speaker 7: Age is traditionally packaged with wisdom, and wisdom is treated
34:29
Speaker 7: like a secret ground. But Uganda's President Musevenia has become
34:33
Speaker 7: the kind of elder The continent the world can no
34:36
Speaker 7: longer politely clear its throat around and this is why,
34:49
Speaker 7: just as a ghost of Africa, as Julius Malema dismissed
34:52
Speaker 7: Uganda's trading six general elections as a legitimate and a
34:56
Speaker 7: coordinated assault on democracy.
35:00
Speaker 17: Ugandan general election was marred by a nationwide internet blackout,
35:05
Speaker 17: repression of civil society, violence against opposition supporters, and the
35:10
Speaker 17: suppression of independent media and communication. Just days before the vote,
35:16
Speaker 17: the Uganda Communications Commission ordered the shutdown of internet and
35:22
Speaker 17: mobile service in a prison attempt to bland citizens to
35:26
Speaker 17: the democratic processes and undermine transparency at the crucial.
35:30
Speaker 3: Moment when information is needed.
35:34
Speaker 17: Reports from international human rights organizations confirm that these steps
35:39
Speaker 17: violated fundamental rights to access information and free expression creating
35:44
Speaker 17: information vacuum that sells, abuses, delays results, and erode public
35:50
Speaker 17: confidence in the integrity of the elections. We condemned the
35:54
Speaker 17: violence and intimidation directed against opposition figures, political elections.
36:00
Speaker 3: And vote US, and the unaccountable use of security forces
36:05
Speaker 3: to silence dissent.
36:06
Speaker 17: The eff stands in firm solidarity with the people of
36:10
Speaker 17: Uganda and calls on regional and international bodies to recognize
36:14
Speaker 17: these elections as illegitimate and unacceptable at democratic loans.
36:21
Speaker 7: The justification of such harsh words isn't hard to fight.
36:24
Speaker 7: You just have to look for where the opposition is it.
36:28
Speaker 7: Bobby Wine has been forced into hiding since the election ended,
36:31
Speaker 7: despite must have any been crowded the win of the elections.
36:34
Speaker 7: The ground reality suggests a much lessier divorce between the
36:38
Speaker 7: people and the presidency that refused to let go.
36:45
Speaker 3: There's no change. We voted, but there's no joy when
36:48
Speaker 3: someone has won. There are always celebrations, but it's only
36:52
Speaker 3: army on the streets. There's no change, So we are
36:55
Speaker 3: just here, nothing to add. And then there is the
36:59
Speaker 3: preson the son who.
37:01
Speaker 5: Regard always talking shit, who has a results to an
37:05
Speaker 5: open root.
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Speaker 1: Of course he has.
37:07
Speaker 7: Gone on the offensive launching a man hand for Bobby
37:10
Speaker 7: Wine and accusing him of plotting and rested through the
37:13
Speaker 7: National Unity platform to challenge the election results.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, another day of hiding, another day of injustice.
37:22
Speaker 18: As you all know, the police has always come out
37:26
Speaker 18: to give a statenue note on anything, but since the
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Speaker 18: raid on my house, the first, the second and the
37:34
Speaker 18: that one my wife was assaulted, the police does not
37:37
Speaker 18: said anything.
37:38
Speaker 5: I don't think this is hiding for me because with
37:40
Speaker 5: everything on your background, it's so easy for you to
37:43
Speaker 5: be located. So this could also be a stage for
37:45
Speaker 5: you Gandhans to think that this political was because at
37:49
Speaker 5: the end of the day, if this guy is meant
37:50
Speaker 5: to become the president of Uganda Batchua, he will become
37:53
Speaker 5: the president of Uganda after Most SEVENI it's just that
37:57
Speaker 5: for now they still want Most seven.
37:58
Speaker 1: It there is he all done very much. This is
38:02
Speaker 1: the next Asparori in president.
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Speaker 5: So I don't really believe in the hiding because if
38:06
Speaker 5: they want to get you, they will get you. It's
38:10
Speaker 5: very easy for me to like like come on, just
38:14
Speaker 5: take the picture. Now we have like literally intelligence all over,
38:18
Speaker 5: Like come on, take the picture. Give me where this
38:22
Speaker 5: location is very easy to find you. There's no hiding
38:27
Speaker 5: because if it was, I didn't be behind those bushes.
38:29
Speaker 5: You not be where we can see literally the cementries
38:32
Speaker 5: and all that. We know where you are, Bibi Wine,
38:35
Speaker 5: I don't, but I bet they do know where you are.
38:38
Speaker 5: So this could be literally a political prop for you
38:40
Speaker 5: Gandance to think there's a war again between the opposition,
38:44
Speaker 5: which is always a good game. That's why you say,
38:46
Speaker 5: my lem I even talking about it because it's aso
38:47
Speaker 5: a position was done nothing for South Africans, just like
38:52
Speaker 5: right out Dinger, big names but no actions, zero action.
38:59
Speaker 18: I've alreadys said that in the country and their family rule,
39:03
Speaker 18: the ruling family is always above the low and everybody
39:06
Speaker 18: else a work.
39:07
Speaker 3: When the police cannot say a thing.
39:10
Speaker 7: Why baby one leads us a fugitive within Uganda, His wife,
39:14
Speaker 7: Barbie Chabulani has first constant harassment. Security forces have repeatedly
39:19
Speaker 7: raided their home in Margery, leading to property damage and
39:23
Speaker 7: physical harm to the family.
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Speaker 19: Ten thirty, I had my dinner and closed the house
39:35
Speaker 19: because alone at home.
39:39
Speaker 3: The people that we live within our is one of
39:42
Speaker 3: them repeated to their place of afford.
39:46
Speaker 12: So when I switched off the lights in my bedroom,
39:52
Speaker 12: a fresh on my side, their light to read the
39:55
Speaker 12: mist two pages of the house reading and our.
39:59
Speaker 5: K Yes, I won't all much on that, but again
40:04
Speaker 5: it goes back to Africa's inability of governing itself. We
40:09
Speaker 5: must always have the white people being the intermediaries literally
40:14
Speaker 5: always they have to come in between Africans. Problems and
40:19
Speaker 5: solutions must always be found by them. But the question
40:22
Speaker 5: goes back to again till when will Africa continue doing this?
40:28
Speaker 5: Because clearly we're not an independent continent at all. There's
40:33
Speaker 5: no way dependency is written, you know in these countries
40:37
Speaker 5: apart from the alansa health state right now and this
40:40
Speaker 5: all you see what is happening in Nigeria. Literally again
40:42
Speaker 5: shut to the one of the comments I was reading
40:44
Speaker 5: yesterday which explained very well, this is nothing to do
40:49
Speaker 5: with Nigeria as much as it's something to do with Nigeria,
40:51
Speaker 5: because there's still much control resources right there the majority
40:54
Speaker 5: of the African countries. But this is about the alliance
40:57
Speaker 5: of health state because they're showings Africa ability of controlling itself.
41:03
Speaker 5: But what is mostly known as my topic again is
41:06
Speaker 5: the Africa's inability to control and rule itself.
41:12
Speaker 1: So it's crazy.
41:13
Speaker 5: But on the last video I'm going to share as
41:14
Speaker 5: you get into the main conversation, as you get closer
41:17
Speaker 5: to winding up, we had literally Trump want more Hosy.
41:22
Speaker 5: I don't know what statement he made about America. I've
41:25
Speaker 5: not really seen that yet. I just saw his apology.
41:28
Speaker 5: I'm not sure what he said. But for us to
41:30
Speaker 5: get the whole details, let me share this video very
41:32
Speaker 5: quickly as a shifting to the main conversation.
41:39
Speaker 7: Africas have always warned that those with a bald head
41:43
Speaker 7: should love participating as toron throwing competition, because whether my
41:47
Speaker 7: bad luck or bad physics, the outcome is inevitably a
41:52
Speaker 7: wounded head, a cracked style, depending on how hard the
42:01
Speaker 7: stone flies, that is. And you see Ugandha General Morose
42:05
Speaker 7: is discovering that wisdom at close range. The trouble began
42:10
Speaker 7: on January that yet, when Moronsei held the opening stone
42:14
Speaker 7: at trans administration, accusing the US embassy in Kampala of
42:18
Speaker 7: helping President Ven's rival Bobby Wine arrests after a fiercely
42:23
Speaker 7: disputed election that kept with a Ven in power for
42:27
Speaker 7: seventh time. Morose claimed that Uganda and USA security cooperation
42:33
Speaker 7: had been quietly weakened since twenty fifteen by what he
42:36
Speaker 7: called an imaginative embassy bureaucrats.
42:40
Speaker 5: Now, if we go back to the article I shared
42:42
Speaker 5: during Tanzanian's election, remember the documentary I shared telling us
42:51
Speaker 5: about how u Gandha is heavily funded with weapons and
42:55
Speaker 5: where their people are trained. So the audacity of him
42:58
Speaker 5: making such comments, it's the audacity and blankly stupidly making
43:04
Speaker 5: such comments as if you don't know the history of
43:07
Speaker 5: your own country.
43:07
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
43:08
Speaker 7: Despite cordial political ties between the two states, he escalected father,
43:13
Speaker 7: alleging that an opposition leader had staged his own disappearance
43:18
Speaker 7: in coordination with the current US embassy administration. On that basis,
43:23
Speaker 7: he announced that the Uganda People's Defense Forces was suspending
43:27
Speaker 7: all cooperation with the US Embassy and Campala.
43:30
Speaker 3: Including joint work in Somalia.
43:32
Speaker 7: For a brief moment, the world knew the is about
43:35
Speaker 7: to go down, and indeed it went down, because moments
43:40
Speaker 7: later the offending tweets vanished, with Mohonesi replacing them with
43:45
Speaker 7: an apology saying he had acted on faulty information, confirming
43:50
Speaker 7: that he had spoken with the US ambassador and declared
43:54
Speaker 7: that military cooperation would.
43:56
Speaker 3: Proceed as usual.
44:02
Speaker 7: You see, in an earlier era of diplomacy, deleting a
44:05
Speaker 7: twit and offering a quick apology that have closed the matter. However,
44:10
Speaker 7: today under a Trump administration, a whole apology is treated
44:14
Speaker 7: as a signal to escalate the matter.
44:18
Speaker 3: Many will come to order to morning everyone, sir.
44:22
Speaker 7: The Jim Rich, chair of the US Foreign Relations Committee,
44:26
Speaker 7: declared that Mohusei had crossed a red line and asked
44:31
Speaker 7: the Trump administration to re evaluate the entire security partnership,
44:35
Speaker 7: including sanctions and the wand that the president's son could
44:39
Speaker 7: not simply undo recklessness that put American personnel, that is,
44:45
Speaker 7: US interests and lives in the region at risk, and
44:48
Speaker 7: that was Indeed. Mahosey clapped back, rejecting the name commander
44:53
Speaker 7: and insisting on his rank as General mohonse and Rugabba.
44:57
Speaker 7: He also dismissed the idea that he had crossed any
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Speaker 7: red lines and said the US was free to review
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Speaker 7: cooperation if it wished. What it could not do, he said,
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Speaker 7: was to the mean or degrade U Gandha or reduce
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Speaker 7: it to subordination. As it stands now, the storms are
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Speaker 7: still flying in Uganda and the bald heads.
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Speaker 1: Are exposed very much.
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Speaker 5: It's crazy, but that is what is happening in East
45:29
Speaker 5: Africa as literally the East African community.
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Speaker 1: That is what is happening in Kenya and u Ganda.
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Speaker 5: We have elections coming and just literally to support my conversation,
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Speaker 5: to make you understand when you talk about handouts, this
45:43
Speaker 5: is one of the videos just circulating viral currently the
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Speaker 5: current stitution currently.
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Speaker 1: As we talk right now, we have a group of
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Speaker 1: women receiving money.
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Speaker 5: Money from political officials because of what it's campaign season, baby,
45:58
Speaker 5: So these are your taxes, can you? And they've been
46:10
Speaker 5: given two hundred cannon shillings that is literally i'd say
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Speaker 5: a dollar or less than a dollar.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. That is literally close to nothing.
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Speaker 5: Two hundred cannon shillings cannot I The only thing I
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Speaker 5: can buy right now is a vocado which is fifty
46:24
Speaker 5: fifty ken and shillings or seventy depends found to get
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Speaker 5: a really good avocado and a healthy one maybe if
46:32
Speaker 5: I buy. I can't even buy meat with that money. Literally,
46:36
Speaker 5: I can buy kales and maybe some few eggs and
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Speaker 5: eat my gay and kales. I can't even buy ugly
46:43
Speaker 5: with that money. The only thing I can buy is
46:46
Speaker 5: theery a mixture of rice and beans, because that's cheaper
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Speaker 5: and affordable, but still not cheap because it never used.
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Speaker 1: To be that costy.
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Speaker 5: Now the price has even gone high of maize and beans,
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Speaker 5: the mixture of the food of maize and beans.
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Speaker 1: It's really really crazy.
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Speaker 5: But as we literally get closer to Indian half, we
47:04
Speaker 5: have another conversation of the main conversation of today, where
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Speaker 5: we had South Africa which had actually issued the expotation.
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Speaker 5: Let me say, okay, if I can find it exactly,
47:15
Speaker 5: we had South Africa which had this was actually a
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Speaker 5: week ago, I think on Sunday, South Africa had ordered
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Speaker 5: a senior Israel diplomat to leave the country within seventy
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Speaker 5: two hours.
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Speaker 1: Reasons why they're saying that the South Africa has ordered.
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Speaker 5: The Israel diplomat Israel, a real said man to leave
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Speaker 5: the country within seventy two hours after being declared a
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Speaker 5: persona non granted. What is a persona and granted? Let's
47:45
Speaker 5: look at that very quickly. Persona non grant non grant?
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Speaker 1: What does that mean?
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Speaker 5: A persona and granted, which is a Latin for persons
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Speaker 5: not agreeable? Welcome is a formal diplomatic term for a
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Speaker 5: foreign person, typically a diplomat, prohibited from entering and remaining
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Speaker 5: in the country. Reasons Why, let's go back to the
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Speaker 5: article they're saying that time, the government says that the
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Speaker 5: decision follows diplomatic misconduct, including disrespectful public statements and breaches
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Speaker 5: of diplomatic protocols.
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Speaker 1: Now, remember we head towards the end of last year.
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Speaker 5: We saw many videos kid that shared with me or
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Speaker 5: we had shared here on most of the conversation. We
48:32
Speaker 5: saw Israelists, literally some of the israel people had been
48:36
Speaker 5: located or seen in South Africa indevends some British Men
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Speaker 5: and openly declaring that they're going to be taking control
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Speaker 5: of South Africa. So we've seen the africaners who are
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Speaker 5: very comfortably and boldly in South Africa and how much
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Speaker 5: land they have declared.
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Speaker 1: But now we also have the US which the United.
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Speaker 5: States has opposed South Africa's decision to expel a senior
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Speaker 5: israel diplomat. Now this is actually what brings me to
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Speaker 5: my question and my topic, when will Africa be able
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Speaker 5: to govern itself? The US as opposed. The us AS
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Speaker 5: opposed South Africa's decision to expel a senior as Israel diplomat.
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Speaker 5: The US officials say that they do not agree with
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Speaker 5: the move and believe it could create diplomatic tensions. What
49:19
Speaker 5: diplomatic tensions? Because if it was an African, the US
49:25
Speaker 5: would not have made a comment. If it was an
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Speaker 5: African being deported from any of the two countries, either
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Speaker 5: South Africa or Israel, or even America, they're not gonna
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Speaker 5: make a comment. But because it's Israel, the US makes
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Speaker 5: a comment.
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Speaker 1: So again we go.
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Speaker 5: Back to the question when will Africa be able to
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Speaker 5: govern itself? Because why this will be the reputations of
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Speaker 5: our history forever.
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Speaker 1: And I'll wind up with this video.
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Speaker 20: Today the Norwegian Parliament is don't introduced it built today
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Speaker 20: to discuss abolishing the monarchy because the royals are in
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Speaker 20: the Epstein files. The fucking Norwegian Parliament today are going
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Speaker 20: to bring in a bill to discuss the possibility of
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Speaker 20: getting rid of these motherfuckers because they're in the Epstein files.
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Speaker 20: And that's not just the craziest part. You ready, the
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Speaker 20: Crown Prince of Norway is currently in trouble and is
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Speaker 20: about to go to trial for rape.
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Speaker 4: So for the.
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Speaker 20: Norwegian family, right royal family right now, things are not
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Speaker 20: looking good at all. Daddy's in the Epstein files. The
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Speaker 20: Sun is about to go to trial for rape. So
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Speaker 20: the Parliament is now going to decide.
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Speaker 1: The video wants to share breaking a bill today.
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Speaker 20: And they're going to see if they're going to abolish
50:46
Speaker 20: the monarchy over this breaking news.
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Speaker 19: Y'all.
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Speaker 5: This is crazy, yeah, but that is what is happening
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Speaker 5: still with the Epstein file. But believely, as we come
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Speaker 5: to the end of today's conversational, thank everyone for those
50:56
Speaker 5: who shall be.
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Speaker 1: Catching this on a replay today.
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Speaker 5: I was quite early, didn't make it in and I
51:02
Speaker 5: was here on time as well, So why not better
51:05
Speaker 5: early than late?
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Speaker 1: I guess you know they say better late than never.
51:09
Speaker 1: Bud I was, we're going to break up family.
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Speaker 3: It's not my choice, it's their choice.
51:16
Speaker 5: TikTok, TikTok. The way when you cure a video on TikTok,
51:19
Speaker 5: he told that to bring the sun. But yeah, as
51:21
Speaker 5: we wind up, thank you so much. Travan has been
51:23
Speaker 5: here with us today. Literally that has been my time
51:25
Speaker 5: and conversations that I had aligned for you today. Maybe
51:29
Speaker 5: as I wind up, I'm gonna wind up with one
51:31
Speaker 5: more conversation and this is coming from Nigeria because we
51:35
Speaker 5: know Echos actually or rather the chairperson of Equos actually
51:41
Speaker 5: is the Nigerian president. That is not currently Actually, of
51:44
Speaker 5: course they changed. I think they changed it from Nigeria
51:47
Speaker 5: to the to one of the presidents literally in Africa's
51:51
Speaker 5: still but yeah, let me look at that. I think
51:53
Speaker 5: they changed to nibble. Literally who's let's see, who's the
51:57
Speaker 5: current chairperson of the echoes.
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Speaker 1: Uh echurs not echoes CA worse.
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Speaker 5: Oh yeah, so the current chairperson that is Julius Madama,
52:14
Speaker 5: the president of the Commission.
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Speaker 1: Huh that's six. That's Google telling me Goole is lying
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Speaker 1: to me.
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Speaker 5: Okay, So yeah, that is the Excellency President Julius Madama.
52:39
Speaker 5: That is the President of Sierra Leon. Yeah, sorry about that.
52:42
Speaker 5: The President of Sierra Leon is the current chairperson of.
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Speaker 1: Nigeria.
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Speaker 5: And I think again, so many people have been talking
52:51
Speaker 5: about that issue of the Nigerian president. That man is
52:54
Speaker 5: not okay and could soon maybe be walking out of
52:59
Speaker 5: his way from our very own world literally. But China
53:02
Speaker 5: has finished building at thirty one point six million dollar
53:06
Speaker 5: EQUOS headquarters in Nigeria as a gift, a gift to
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Speaker 5: do what we're talking about an organization or organizations that
53:15
Speaker 5: are in Africa and don't do anything to benefit Africa.
53:19
Speaker 5: We know EQUAS is one of the blocks that currently
53:21
Speaker 5: actually is very much against the development and the decisions
53:25
Speaker 5: made by the Alliance a Health State, which number one
53:27
Speaker 5: includes independency, the Africa ability, the Africa ability of ruling
53:31
Speaker 5: and controlling itself, which is what we're talking about, and
53:34
Speaker 5: that is what the Alliance of Health State has done.
53:37
Speaker 5: So as a gift of one, Oh my God, as
53:40
Speaker 5: a gift to do what.
53:44
Speaker 4: To do? What?
53:45
Speaker 1: How has EQUALS helped the West this this, this West
53:50
Speaker 1: African countries to develop in any sort of way. The
53:52
Speaker 1: same thing.
53:53
Speaker 5: It goes back to year the East African community. How
53:56
Speaker 5: we are community and we don't even work together. The
54:01
Speaker 5: good example of our organization should be working is the
54:03
Speaker 5: Alliance a Health State. They've set a very good example.
54:07
Speaker 5: We make decisions solely as a whole. We make decisions
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Speaker 5: that benefit the people. We make decisions that literally are
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Speaker 5: going to favor us in the next coming decades or years.
54:19
Speaker 5: So as EQUOS. The African Union two is another thing
54:23
Speaker 5: we know. The African Union is in Ethiopia. The headquarters,
54:26
Speaker 5: the headquarters is in Ethopia. How has the African Union
54:30
Speaker 5: so far helped Africa? Not in any single way. But
54:33
Speaker 5: they're saying, yeah, the headquarters was funded and built by
54:37
Speaker 5: China as a grant, reflecting growing diplomatic and economic ties
54:41
Speaker 5: between China.
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Speaker 1: And West Africa. So the question goes back to why China.
54:45
Speaker 5: As well too? And these are also people need to
54:46
Speaker 5: understand something about China. China is not our friend, and
54:51
Speaker 5: China is also working and collaborating with the so called
54:54
Speaker 5: enemies America to keep Africa where it is, and that
55:00
Speaker 5: is at the bottom. But this is how it looks like.
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Speaker 1: This is what it looks like. Let me say, there's
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Speaker 1: no sound I think of it. This is how it
55:11
Speaker 1: looks like.
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Speaker 5: Instead of building schools, hospitals, roads, things that are supposed
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Speaker 5: to help people reduce the level of illiteracy, this.
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Speaker 1: Is all we're building.
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Speaker 5: Ways, we're building organizations that will keep Africa at the
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Speaker 5: bottom and Africa exploited. When will Africa have the ability
55:40
Speaker 5: to govern and rule itself? That has been my question
55:43
Speaker 5: and topic for the day, literally, So let me know
55:47
Speaker 5: for those who shall be catching this on a replay
55:48
Speaker 5: on the comment section, what you think when will Africa
55:51
Speaker 5: I mean soon it's possible. But with this type of
55:55
Speaker 5: decision making, the type of leaders we have, the way
55:59
Speaker 5: they talk, it goes back to when will Africa be
56:03
Speaker 5: able to make a decision to govern itself? But literally,
56:07
Speaker 5: much love, thank you so much to those who are
56:09
Speaker 5: just turning in right now, but literally, that has been
56:12
Speaker 5: my time. In case of just coming in right now,
56:15
Speaker 5: you can catch or watch this on a replay, listen
56:17
Speaker 5: to it or so maybe on spreaker or Spotify, or
56:20
Speaker 5: rather catch the show later on a replay also on
56:22
Speaker 5: the show page. Whatever you decide, but that has been
56:25
Speaker 5: my time. Have yourself a beautiful rest part of your day.
56:28
Speaker 5: See you guys later on the reaction time as well.
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Speaker 5: And peace, much love, and I'm out, yes, Kith, I'm done. Yes,
56:42
Speaker 5: I was early as hell, yer, because Comeless is not
56:44
Speaker 5: coming today