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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 15 Feb

Seasoned politician, Pan Africanist, and ormer prime minister of Kenya, Raila Odinga has lost his bid to become the Chairman of African Union Commission despite efforts by Kenyan government to ensure he wins. What now remains is...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE I am indifferent..

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 19 Feb

I like to take some time online to study Latin American countries. Peru, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay are just but the few whose interest has taken much of me. Lately I learnt that Chile has one of the longest coastal strips...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Thank you. You have enlightened me more,,

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 19 Feb

I like to take some time online to study Latin American countries. Peru, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay are just but the few whose interest has taken much of me. Lately I learnt that Chile has one of the longest coastal strips...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Sure, you are righty. I hope to explore those beautiful beaches soon...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 20 Feb

Africa may see a new country coming up soon. Rebels have taken full control of the Eastern DRC and are now in charge of important towns such as Goma and Bukavu which are well known for trade, industry and minerals. Government...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 19 Feb

I like to take some time online to study Latin American countries. Peru, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay are just but the few whose interest has taken much of me. Lately I learnt that Chile has one of the longest coastal strips...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 15 Feb

Seasoned politician, Pan Africanist, and ormer prime minister of Kenya, Raila Odinga has lost his bid to become the Chairman of African Union Commission despite efforts by Kenyan government to ensure he wins. What now remains is...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @lilacskies I think Mr. Raila Odinga is one of the unlucky..

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 15 Feb

Seasoned politician, Pan Africanist, and ormer prime minister of Kenya, Raila Odinga has lost his bid to become the Chairman of African Union Commission despite efforts by Kenyan government to ensure he wins. What now remains is...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Sure, they are

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 15 Feb

Seasoned politician, Pan Africanist, and ormer prime minister of Kenya, Raila Odinga has lost his bid to become the Chairman of African Union Commission despite efforts by Kenyan government to ensure he wins. What now remains is...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Good idea to sit back and watch the space

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 15 Feb

Seasoned politician, Pan Africanist, and ormer prime minister of Kenya, Raila Odinga has lost his bid to become the Chairman of African Union Commission despite efforts by Kenyan government to ensure he wins. What now remains is...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 12 Feb

Most rural and semi-rural settlements are marked with planted trees, especially of foreign origin. In Kenya, many homesteads have planted trees, which more often than not, are Eucalyptus (of South African origin.) Many...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @lilacskies True some trees could be very harmful

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 12 Feb

Most rural and semi-rural settlements are marked with planted trees, especially of foreign origin. In Kenya, many homesteads have planted trees, which more often than not, are Eucalyptus (of South African origin.) Many...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE That is funny but probably right!

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 12 Feb

Most rural and semi-rural settlements are marked with planted trees, especially of foreign origin. In Kenya, many homesteads have planted trees, which more often than not, are Eucalyptus (of South African origin.) Many...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE I believe you are right..

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 12 Feb

Most rural and semi-rural settlements are marked with planted trees, especially of foreign origin. In Kenya, many homesteads have planted trees, which more often than not, are Eucalyptus (of South African origin.) Many...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Most trees are good for the environment especially naturally existing ones

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 12 Feb

Most rural and semi-rural settlements are marked with planted trees, especially of foreign origin. In Kenya, many homesteads have planted trees, which more often than not, are Eucalyptus (of South African origin.) Many...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Sure but there's this species, Eucalyptus. I am told it does more harm than good.

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 8 Feb

The ongoing conflict in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is worrying. What if the war spreads and affects the neighbouring countries? Diplomatic relations between DRC and Rwanda have already gone sour. Uganda on the other...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Yes, ,mostly as a result of greed for resource acquisition, distribution and control

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl @1creekgirl (42640) • United States 11 Feb

For those of you who have been cooking a long time, I'm sure you'll relate to this. The other day I had just finished frying some pork chops and was ready to make the gravy. I poured a can of Campbell's cream of chicken and...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Very interesting. Sorry for the mishap

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Vicki, #1 Creek Girl @1creekgirl (42640) • United States 11 Feb

For those of you who have been cooking a long time, I'm sure you'll relate to this. The other day I had just finished frying some pork chops and was ready to make the gravy. I poured a can of Campbell's cream of chicken and...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE That's interesting. But as long as the food doesn't make you ill, it is fit, and yes, you are among the best cooks around

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lilacskies @lilacskies (8128) • United States 11 Feb

I'm a yes woman when it comes to my sister-in-law, my brother's wife. She came over to check up on me after she heard from my parents that I came back from my doctor's appointment. I told her I have pleurisy and she told me that...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE It's good you are tolerant, and can at least understand her as she is. Otherwise you would get yourself into a great deal of trouble

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 12 Feb

Most rural and semi-rural settlements are marked with planted trees, especially of foreign origin. In Kenya, many homesteads have planted trees, which more often than not, are Eucalyptus (of South African origin.) Many...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE @SIDIKIMPOLE (1826) • Eldoret, Kenya 8 Feb

The ongoing conflict in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is worrying. What if the war spreads and affects the neighbouring countries? Diplomatic relations between DRC and Rwanda have already gone sour. Uganda on the other...

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SIDDI KIMPOLE Not really perfect peace, there are instances of abductions, murders and other forms of malpractices. Corruption is rampant!

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