Former Kibwezi MP Kalembe Ndile,
arriving at the court for an IDP matter,
soaked in the drama. "They should be
listened to. They have a right to
demonstrate. They were there even in
Biblical times. They will be here,
unless the Government does
something to sustain them," said
Ndile, himself a vociferous campaigner
for human rights, especially the
squatters. "And the way women are
beating their husbands, the men have
to go where they feel secure, where
they are welcome!" said Ndile,
attracting a few nods in agreement
from the men milling around.
"Their customers are not hawkers.
Their customers are the men you see
here, the working class," added Ndile.
‘We will sell our goods here. We will
go to Koinange, because we are also
Kenyans," they sang. "This is our work
and we want to sell our goods to
willing Kenyans."

Just a humble question:Kwani all marayas come from the "kukuriwo" community?

And most of them are very gorgeous; especially the miguus and tu-ciandas.

hii thread ni entertainment (pun intended) galore!

If you can't afford to buy sex don't be mad! I support the right of sex workers. I have been purchasing sex since I was 12yrs old, when I was 12 I used to help mboch with cleaning dishes and in exchange we will have afternoon nap, now I am close to 30, I still lease sex regularly, Infact it make business sense because you save yourself from nagging women! Imagine if we abolish the sex trade right now how are we going to hit a 20 yrs old 40 yrs from now, we need to protect the right of sex workers atleast until I can exhaust my retirement money.

...Ngai Asa ula woombie nguu na amenenge ngua ya kyuma...Ngai Asa tutethye!!!

your answer is here http://nakedchiefs.com/2...ket-have-to-do-with-it/

i have been involved in research of marayas in Kenya and its true, wanakuanga kutokwo hapo majority

maagigi this one you cannot make up, wewe umetumia ile ya huko SJ, kweli rongo?

GOD who created the tortoise and gave it an iron clothing....LORD GOD have mercy!!