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RT @noz_zyy: Saying Gyokeres fought to join so we should be happy dosen't tell half the story. Man, Gyokeres is the farking top scorer in E….
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RT @laban_mogire: I am developing on a module to calculate shipping cost for an online shop. I thought it would be a separate app as well t….
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RT @OkiyaOmtatah: Kenya is not broke, we are being looted, then borrowed into poverty. As President, I’ll:.✅ Audit & cancel odious debt.✅ P….
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RT @OkiyaOmtatah: 🧵 1/4 Our public debt petition (No. 216 of 2025) has been certified urgent by the High Court, triggering a multi-judge be….
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RT @OkiyaOmtatah: A nation that lets looters retire in peace is a nation that enslaves its own children. We shall recover every stolen coin….
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RT @eyanm: On further due diligence, we have been successfully mapped on the CTS & I have to ask the @Kenyajudiciary. As per the CTS, this….
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RT @Jasiri_CCIP: Munakumbuka wale watu muliita commercial activists, those ones are now at the fore front mobilising bail and legal aid for….
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An elder's wooden staff probably for dancing decorated with copper and iron wires 1914
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Misyu (waist chains) brass chains and the necklace is also brass. These were dance decorations. 1910s
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Kenya’s fading craftsmanship, esp. among Kamba is a national loss. Masterpieces like this 1900s chain, crafted with basic tools like Kitati (pincers), prove our untapped potential. Imagine if we revived & commercialized these skills? We’d dominate the jewelry market.
Kenya🇰🇪's Akamba community manufactured wire from iron, copper & brass. Wire was drawn using a draw plate fitted with holes of various sizes. The wire was used in the Akamba's finest metalwork, chain making, for which they were well known and famed over the whole of East Africa.
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