Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
We have put up a spirited fight against GMO maize in Kenya
My friend @otienowill being our lead Lawyer
We have our last submissions on 12th November 2026 in Kisumu High Court
Can we all fill that court?
This is a matter touching on our food sovereignty and food security.
Kenyans we can do it
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
It seems some parts of the world still find it very difficult to accept that a black African from Zimbabwe can write a short story in English good enough to win the Caine Prize for African Writing.
Instead of celebrating the achievement, they question it. What is truly embarrassing is that they cannot even see the racist undertones in their own reaction, and they go on to put those undertones in writing for all to read.
It is disgusting. “How can you beat us writing in our mother tongue.”
Zimbabwean author denies using AI to write award-winning story bbc.in/47Sjn6s
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
🔸Where is the article announcing that Simbarashe Kundizedza won the Caine Prize? Where is the article discussing his writing prowess? Why would you choose to centre spurious, defamatory, malicious allegations that aren’t even substantiated? He is a brilliant writer. This poorly-veiled campaign to take him down is regrettable.
We look forward to continuing to read his work.
We need new leaders.🇿🇼
Zimbabwean author denies using AI to write award-winning story bbc.in/47Sjn6s
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
Do you'll know that in Zimbabwe we study William Shakespeare. Charles Dickens. Jane Austen. Mark Twain. William Blake. William Golding. George Orwell. The Bronte sisters.
The same literature texts that you study.
To add icing on the cake, we also appreciate our own world recognised African giants in literature. Wole Soyinka. Chinua Achebe. Ngugi Wathiongo. Charles Mungoshi. Mariama Ba. Chimamanda Ngozie Adichi. Tsitsi Dangarembga. Yvonne Vera. Dambudzo Marechera. Too many to mention.
Don't ever, in your life underestimate what we can do with words.
Zimbabwean author denies using AI to write award-winning story bbc.in/47Sjn6s
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
President Kagame is saving South Africans.
She said she hated foreigners and the government was doing nothing about it!
President Kagame took the foreigners to Rwanda.
Formula One ran away from your xenophobia. 🤣
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
Vyuo vikuu vyahimiza kukuza fikra tunduizi,mijadala huru kwa vijana
Prof. Christine ameyasema haya wakati wa kongamano la Vijana lililoandaliwa na Kigoda cha Nyerere UDSM.
Dhima kuu ya mjadala ni vijana na maendeleo endelevu katika kuendeleza fikra za Mwalimu Nyerere.
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
🚨🚨 "Los documentos de Pfizer demuestran que la "vacuna" COVID se desarrolló especificamente para provocar daños reproductivos e INFERTILIDAD"...
Dra Naomi Wolf.
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
Prof. Geoffrey Mmari has passed on. He leaves behind a legacy of examplary leadership, hard work, deep humility, grace and patriotism.
We condole with his family and celebrate a life of unmatched contribution to higher education and society.
May His Soul Rest in Eternal Peace.
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
The Spectator has deleted all the articles written by Dr Lola Salem, Michael Gove’s ex-girlfriend.
Michael Gove is the editor of The Spectator.
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
If autism is just genetics, nursing homes should be packed with it... they aren’t.
Grandparents didn’t grow up surrounded by nonverbal kids, 1-in-31 classrooms, or “everyone’s a little on the spectrum now.”
Diagnosis criteria didn’t invent an entire generation. Something changed... and we know what that something is.
This is the question they never want answered.
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
When the press protects its own:
The @spectator demanded accountability from Professor Arday. What about its own?
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
READ CAREFULLY. HOSPITALS WON’T TEACH THESE:
1. Sugar on an open wound — Draws out infection and speeds healing (used in field medicine)
2. Egg white on sunburn — Peels off pain and redness within an hour.
3. Coffee grounds on insect bites — Neutralizes venom and stops itching.
4. Rice water for diarrhea — Rehydrates and soothes better than Pedialyte.
5. Banana peel on psoriasis — Reduces scaling and redness in 3 days.
6. Salt water nose rinse — Clears sinus infections without antibiotics.
7. Oatmeal bath for eczema — Calms flare-ups better than steroid creams.
8. Clay pack on poison ivy — Draws out urushiol oil and stops spread.
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
Kutofungamana na upande wowote sio kushika chochote | Kivulini Talks
Fuatilia mazungumzo yote Youtube>>> youtu.be/CHy0z5DvSzA?si=nDhE…
Mpeli Nsekela retweeted
Ça se passe au Kenya : des écolières en train de chanter de la musique congolaise en lingala 😮





























