Chief Nyamweya
@chiefnyamweya
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Co-founder & Creative Director of Freehand Studios & Pungulu Pa Productions 🇰🇪. #Animation #Illustration #GraphicNovels #CreativeEducation
Kenya
Joined May 2010
WSR broke the feudal class ethnic baron logic that was emblematic of post colonial Kenya, ushering a pathway for a new Republic to emerge. How they thought that they could abandon project and take Kenya back to what they broke is bewildering. #June25thNationalHoliday
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Rest in Power @RasnaWarah 🕯️🙏💐
Rest in power Rasna Warah. You ran a good race and left an indelible mark on our nation through your writings. You spoke truth to power fluently, and your work will live on. May the afterlife be kind to you.
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Listen to "AfriCAN Do! Episode 7 Guest: Chief Nyamweya Co-founder Pungulu Pa Productions and Freehand Studios" by AfriCAN Do!.
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Welcome to episode 7 of the AfriCAN Do! Podcast. Our name; AfriCAN Do! is both a statement of ability and intent as well as a call to action. AfriCAN Do! Episode 7: Unleashing the Power of African...
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The people sabotaging your govt William are: You Yourself Your ego Your greed Your hunger to be loved Your unquenchable thirst for violent repression Your disregard for the laws of the land Your inability to listen. That’s all.
“You will not sabotage my government,” President Ruto warns Kenyan youth criticizing his government
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#DFMIAlumni 2024 @uliandtata is officially LIVE on YouTube! 🎉🎶🌍 Find the first two episodes of the series here: https://t.co/HRnDZfWI8i More episodes will be dropping weekly over the next couple of months. #uliandtata #africannurseryrhymes #kidsongs #animationafrica
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Looking for African nursery rhymes? Mark your calendars for the Launch of 'Uli and Tata', a 2D animated series by Punglu Pa Productions. 'Uli and Tata' follows the lives of two siblings who, after discovering magical traditional instruments in their home, summon an ancient giant
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@sunnysunwords when we told them millennials were just the warning sign…
Private sector, kama uko na Gen Z kwa ofisi, that sharp kid who had that crazy idea, hebu nunua lunch and listen to that idea again slowly
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We are now learning, in real time, that theory is made through praxis. The "what's next" is revealed through struggle on the streets, not in mainstream media studios. That's what Fanon said, and that's what Gen Z's are doing: theorizing through praxis.
There's a question that's been weaponised to no end during the past few weeks. "What next?" The question, though in its own right useful, is being asked in intellectually dishonest and actively derisive ways meant to paint the protests as rudderless. #RutoMustGo
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Question: Has anyone estimated how much of our money the police spend to repress our right to protest?
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Don't forget that no one has been held accountable for all the young men and women who have been killed during these protests. A young doctor providing free healthcare was shot and allowed to bleed to death because the police would not allow an ambulance to reach her.
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Happy July 4th
The US banned Hawaiian language, overthrew our country, let us die in Maui fires, crushed our universal healthcare & illegally occupies Hawaii to this day. My mother's hands were broken for speaking Hawaiian in school. The US is no beacon, it's a destroyer of independence #july4
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Folks, remember that the enemy is the colonial state and those who still want to benefit from it. Don't get caught by diversionary tactics. Keep your eyes on the goal.
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“When you gave us education you f***ed up” - Hirram Kenyo. The questions he asks are telling you about an awakening around #RejectFinancebill2024 that is eye-watering. Some thoughts.
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Vasco Ndanganya is not wise.
A wise leader would have deescalated. "We've heard you - we're going back to the drawing board. We want you to be part of the process".
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Our biggest political problem is no longer our constitution. It’s our institutions. https://t.co/O9r0kPrdzW
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Kenya’s historical preoccupation with being an attractive destination for foreigners and their money has come at the expense of catering to the needs and aspirations of its citizens. By WANDIA NJOYA
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