There is a reason why slave traders mainly targeted West Africa. No one would choose Okuyu over the Wolof for example.

Sasa wewe hata lisungu imekua shida kwako?
Estimates can't be facts unless someone is lucky. It's better that I am puling figures from my arse and using them. You are using figures pulled from a government officials asrse and hundling them like cheese calling them facts.

the myth is that the mzungu actually caught these people - no.. it was the empires on the coast. Black people who raided other communities and sold them. they even sold their own. there was a time lost children would be sold. people who made mistakes were 'swallowed by the oracle' kumbe ni kuwekwa kwa slave ship. Swallowed by the goddess of the sea... kumbe umeuzwa kwa slave ship. it was a triangular trade. in east africa people were enslaved - mostly to arabia and maybe as far as india but it was tough to raid the inland of east africa - Maasais made it difficult for anyone to make inroads. but turudi kwa Corona.

We didn't say food is cure we are saying different dietary regimes raise your body's immunity towards responding to diseases. We stated that Vitamin D has been shown to be a big deal in studies in asia on whether people became severe or critical.

Haki Maveggie ni wale watu wanakutusi ever so subtly, you spend the rest of your evening wondering whether walikutusi or not 😂

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/...of-singer-abenny-jachiga

If this is COVID then it's really worrying how one's condition can quickly deteriorate after infection. Case in point Nkurunziza and above.

Symptoms sound like TB.

There has been much debate about why COVID-19 outbreaks in Italy and New York have so quickly overwhelmed health systems, while early outbreaks in places like San Francisco and Washington state proved more readily managed, at least initially. Was it something about those communities and their response, or had the virus somehow changed? or could it be both? Well it has been discovered that there is a mutation called the D614G on the Covid virus that has made it more... infectious. Everyone now knows the depiction of Covid - a roundish ball with spikes off it. Those spikes are what allow the virus to bind to and infect cells. The mutation had the effect of markedly increasing the number of functional spikes on the viral surface (upto 5 times more than the common virus) and the by-product of that is it is becoming more infectious. in March it appeared in 25% of the Samples - not... it's in 70%. it's still unknown whether this mutation is deadlier or just more infectious.
From my end, once you discover a mutation - you are a bit late since it means it must have moved around quite a bit before it gets to the patient from whom you collected samples from. What mutations are lurking around us? especially in a free-fall society that choses not to social distance or even test?
On the bright side infectiousness and mortality are not always correlated - for a virus to be infectious it must be able to stay longer in a host and let the host move around and spread it (so it does not kill the host quickly) - think of HIV for example. Deadly diseases like Ebola were not that infectious because they compromised the host really fast.

Saw it with some mbroga and ignored

YET ANOTHER MUTATION

What I am telling you is that you may think you know COVID... but you don’t.



Anyway - let’s see where this recklessness will take us. Right now the music is in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan (I think I know more people there that had it than those who haven’t... no one said it was close to a “homa”). Will it blow up here? Let’s see... I saw a plane full Indians running away from Tanzania today... running away from a Covid free country to a country that’s 4th on the list of countries with Covid cases... what do I know... niko hapa kenya. Wacha tusubiri tuone ujuaji wetu utatupeleka wapi.