Neema Wa Neema

Good morning

After watching Lofty and Frida's interview on Obinna TV, the conversation about waist beads (shanga) was really eye-opening.

She explained that waist beads are not just for beauty—they carry deep cultural messages and meaning. For example:

1.Red beads: A signal that a woman is on her period, meaning her partner should keep distance.
2. White beads: A sign that she is “clean” and ready—symbolizing intimacy and availability.
3. Mixed or multi-colored beads: Meaning everything is okay, balanced, and she’s feeling good—like a “flower child” vibe.

Frida also said waist beads are private and intimate, not meant for public display. They are a woman’s personal beauty, a silent language between her and her partner. She even mentioned that beads help women track body changes—if they tighten, you’re gaining weight; if they loosen, you’re slimming down.

This discussion showed that waist beads are more than trends on social media—they are culture, communication, femininity, and self-awareness wrapped around the waist.

Job Lukale, the son of the late teacher Sam Lukale from Kimnai, has died in the Russia–Ukraine war.
He was fighting for Russia and was killed in crossfire in Ukraine.
The family is deeply saddened, having lost their father only a few months ago.
His brother, Dr. Ekwensi Cyprian Lukale, says the pain is too much to bear.
We extend our sincere condolences to the Lukale family, their relatives, and friends.

Nguvu Mpya Issa Koech 'Kiptulungu' MCA Aspirant Kapsowar Ward.

Two gentlemen from Eldoret, Kiprono and Kimeli, are set to ride bicycles from Eldoret to Wamunyoro to visit former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua at his home.

The two say the journey is driven by the trust and confidence they have in Gachagua and their desire to meet him in person.

HOW KENYANS ARE SECRETLY RECRUITED INTO RUSSIA’S WAR

A secret recruitment network is quietly moving young Kenyans to Russia to fight in the Ukraine war. Recruitment is done strictly through referrals—no open adverts. It started in Nairobi and has spread to Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Kiambu, Murang’a, Nyeri, and Meru.

Recruits are fully aware they are joining the Russian army. However, to bypass Kenyan airport security, they are forced to sign contracts for fake civilian jobs like drivers, mechanics, or cleaners. This is done to hide their true mission from authorities.

Once recruited, victims are locked in Nairobi hotels for up to two weeks, isolated from family and coached on what to say. Departure times are kept secret. Many families only realize their loved ones are gone when it’s already too late.

The promise: KSh 280,000 monthly salary and a KSh 1.6 million bonus after training. Reality: KSh 600,000 is deducted by agents, and the money cannot be accessed in Ukraine. If you die, the money is lost.

Training lasts just two weeks before deployment to the front lines. A group of 15 Kenyans was recruited in December. Eight were deployed—and all went offline immediately. No calls. No messages. Nothing.

Bodies are not recovered. Many are buried in mass graves. Families never get closure.

Kenyans are dying in Donetsk and near Kyiv under heavy drone attacks. Nigerians and other Africans are also being pulled into this syndicate.

This is not opportunity.
This is a death sentence disguised as a job offer.

Kenyans must be warned.

How chang'aa is made