#david odhiambo

[kyra45]

Scammer pretending to be in Palestine v2

This post has been remade with better info! Please go to this one:

Got an ask from someone claiming to be in Palestine needing mutual aid? Unfortunately there is a scammer going around and it’s likely the ask you got sent is the same one being sent by multiple accounts who target users interacting with Palestine posts. These blogs use the text/images off a real fundraiser and then post it here pretending to be the person it’s made for. Their accounts are usually only a few days old and they don’t interact beyond the ask/follow. Lately they might make the link to their PayPal account in different colors or claim their GoFundMe is pending so you will assume the real one is theirs. They don’t have any GoFundMe’s set up. They steal from them. If you need proof of something being stolen, searching the text of their post in a search engine should pull up the source. If you know how to report PayPal accounts, please report those used by the scammers.

(Moved to new list)

Below is a growing list of fake/stolen names used across the accounts:

Nour Samar | maryline lucy | Fred Odhiambo | Jeff Owino | Valentine Nakuti | Conslata Obwanga | JACINTA SITATI | David Okoth | Martín Mutugi | Daudi Likuyani | William Ngonyo | Fred Agy | George Ochieng | BONFACE ODHIAMBO | Sila Keli | John Chacha | benson komen | Alvin Omondi | Jacinta Sitati | Daudi Likuyani | Noah Keter | Faith Joram | Rawan AbuMahady (any PayPal’s using this name are scammers who have stolen it off a real GoFundMe. The real person does not have a PayPal account that they post on tumblr.) | Asnet Wangila | Remmy Cheptau

Keep in mind this post isn’t saying all accounts asking for mutual aid in Palestine are scams. Rather, this post is meant to bring awareness of a scammer stealing money from those who really need it by pretending to be a person in Palestine. To report scams, use this:

Report -> Something else -> Illegal uses or Content -> Phishing

(Please do not use the comments section to ask for gfm sharing if someone’s asks or DMs are closed. Thanks.)

[coochieconnoisseur04]

introducing... lawrence's platonic harem (aka the oc's for my upcoming conclave fic)

yes it all started with this dumbass post. i mean i had ideas sloshing around for a while but this idea was what kicked my ass into gear

btw this is in order of appearance

(father) david odhiambo

age: 71

face claim (bc i like using them sue me): oliver litondo

the archbishop of mombasa. basically him and lawzzer have been friends for a long time because odhi was a good friend and advisor of the old pope and they chat shit through emails. he convinces him to join him as a manager at a refugee camp. he's basically like a warm hug in human form – if that human form was a 6'3 71 year-old kenyan man. he has a sweet tooth and really loud low-pitched laugh. like thomas he had a crisis of faith when he was criticised among the catholic community in his country for his more progressive views, which led him to start working at the refugee camp (though he often returns to kenya to do archbishop things) i love him he is my pookie bear. he can do no wrong.

(dr) faith ramsey – aka the reason this even happened

age: 28

face claim: margaret qualley (specifically in drive away dolls) or lily donoghue

not only is she an atheist: her parents are divorced, her mum's a pagan and she's a lesbian. she's a psychologist working at the refugee camp lawrence joins, and considered the "baby" of the team (not wrong considering the rest of them are all at least 40). she kind of got adopted by odhi when she started at the camp, which made her feel guilty at first because of the whole gay-catholic dynamic but he was totally chill with it when she came out to him. odhiambo says that she "keeps him young" and describes her to thomas as "sister agnes if she was an atheist" – lawrence finds that prospect terrifying.

guiseppe alvarez

age: 43

face claim: jamie zevallos

an ex-catholic who was born in peru, did sociology in california and then started doing humanitarian work across the world. he's been working at the refugee camp for 4 and a half years when thomas joins. him and odiambo are super close friends because they joined the team at a similar time and are both catastrophic yappers. he loves music and dancing and odhiambo would say he breathes life into the camp and does a lot to raise the spirits of everyone there. lawrence thinks he and odhiambo are secretly an item for AGES before giuseppe off-handedly brings up his girlfriend back in california. tbf he has MAJOR "teacher you thought was gay and then brings up they have a wife and kids" energy. we don't blame you thomas

maya bakshi

age: 30

face claim: nikita chandra

she is faith's girlfriend. she has OCD and is constantly worried about faith's safety at the camp. it's partially faith's experience with maya's OCD that makes her think thomas might have it... yk aside from her doctorate in psychology. her and faith's relationship is mostly a secret on the camp (giuseppe and odhi are the only ones who know at the beginning), but shit happens. maya is from a hindu family and works as photographer for charities. she met faith when she was hired to photograph her and her team at work, which faith HATED. but they hit it off afterwards and started a long-distance relationship after maya left. they have been together for just over a year at the start.

others i'm in the process of developing

omar hakim – most senior camp coordinator, he's very stern and serious but only because he cares so much about the work he's doing. thomas sees too much of himself in omar to really get close to him

agata bukowski - another high-up manager at the camp, she has to leave later though because her brother is diagnosed with stage 4 cancer (and that's how vincent gets involved but you didn't hear that from me)

[1dk-anym0r3]

Hello, I am from Gaza, due to the shortage of medicine in Gaza, my mother who is a type 1 diabetic and was supposed to undergo urgent eye surgery, has not been able to get insulin or any medical care for the past three months. . Some members of my family fled to the southernmost part of Gaza (Rafah) in tents. But my parents and sisters have nowhere else to stay. They are forced to stay in the Nuseirat refugee camp, which has been bombed since the beginning of Christmas. "I am on my knees asking for your donations. Please help me. where you can.

Goal: $700

unfortunately, i can’t afford right now to donate as i am in a bad space financially. however, i will try to get this post to everyone it can.

if anyone can donate to this person, please do, as this is a very urgent situation.

EDIT: i have found out from the lovely @lirulin that this is a scammer. they are known for targeting blogs which share content of palestine and the genocide in the gaza strip with fake asks of a gofundme or donations

known scammers are hardtravelermagazine, maddieemartinss, unabashedbirdlight (as seen in the ask of mine), amna-abrr, and asnet-dauod54. as well as fake names they have been known using such as Nour Samar | maryline lucy | Fred Odhiambo | Jeff Owino | Valentine Nakuti | Conslata Obwanga | JACINTA SITATI | David Okoth | Martín Mutugi | Daudi Likuyani | William Ngonyo | Fred Agy | George Ochieng | BONFACE ODHIAMBO | Sila Keli | John Chacha | benson komen | Alvin Omondi | Jacinta Sitati | Daudi Likuyani | Noah Keter | Faith Joram | Rawan AbuMahady (any PayPal’s using this name are scammers who have stolen it off a real GoFundMe. The real person does not have a PayPal account that they post on tumblr.) | Asnet Wangila | Remmy Cheptau

[renatoferreiradasilva]

Discussion sur le Campus : Politique Monétaire et le Rapport H.8

Le soleil couchant baignait les bâtiments de l’Université de Nairobi d’une lueur dorée lorsque le professeur Juma Odhiambo traversa la cour centrale avec une pile de documents sous le bras. Parmi ces documents, des graphiques sur l’évolution du crédit bancaire aux États-Unis et des notes sur l’impact des décisions de la Réserve fédérale sur les marchés émergents, thèmes centraux de la réunion imminente du Département d’Économie. La réunion était prévue à 18h, et le sujet du jour était un article récent sur l’impact du rapport H.8 sur la politique monétaire et le marché financier.

Dans la salle de réunion, les professeurs Achieng Nyong’o, spécialiste des banques centrales africaines, David Karanja, chercheur en cryptomonnaies, et Mwangi Muthoni, docteur en théories économiques comparées, attendaient déjà avec des expressions concentrées. La salle, bordée de livres et de cartes économiques, exhalait l’odeur du café fraîchement infusé et du papier vieilli, se mêlant à l’arôme subtil du bois des meubles anciens. Le bruissement des pages tournées et le grincement occasionnel des chaises créaient une atmosphère de concentration et de réflexion. Le professeur Odhiambo ouvrit la séance :

— Collègues, le rapport H.8 de février 2025 suggère une reprise progressive du crédit bancaire aux États-Unis, mais le dilemme de la Réserve fédérale persiste : maintenir la stabilité ou encourager la croissance ? Comment ce débat impacte-t-il l’Afrique ?

Achieng ajusta ses lunettes avant de répondre :

— La croissance de 3,8 % du crédit est positive, mais la baisse de 7,5 % des actifs liquides des banques soulève des inquiétudes. Si la Fed resserre la liquidité, nous verrons une réduction des flux de capitaux vers les marchés émergents, y compris le Kenya. Les petites banques africaines rencontrent déjà des difficultés pour lever des fonds.

Muthoni, qui avait passé les dernières années à étudier l’intersection entre le keynésianisme et le monétarisme, intervint :

— Si nous nous appuyons sur la théorie keynésienne, l’expansion du crédit stimule la consommation et l’investissement, mais nous ne pouvons ignorer les implications monétaristes. Friedman soutenait qu’une politique monétaire mal calibrée pouvait entraîner une inflation incontrôlée. La grande question est de savoir si la Fed est prête à prendre ce risque.

Karanja prit la parole :

— Et cela affecte non seulement les banques, mais aussi le secteur des cryptomonnaies. Si les taux d’intérêt américains augmentent, les investisseurs fuiront les actifs à risque. Mais si la liquidité est maintenue, le capital pourrait affluer vers le Bitcoin et d’autres monnaies numériques.

Odhiambo tambourina sur la table :

— Nous sommes donc face à un jeu d’attentes. La théorie des jeux nous enseigne que les banques et les investisseurs ajustent leurs stratégies en fonction des actions de la Fed. Qu’est-ce que cela signifie pour le Kenya ?

Achieng répondit sans hésiter :

— Les petites banques kényanes doivent adopter des stratégies innovantes pour survivre. Le cas de la First Republic Bank aux États-Unis, qui a proposé des comptes à rendement élevé pour attirer les déposants, pourrait être un modèle. Mais c’est risqué, car la volatilité des marchés mondiaux peut rapidement changer la donne.

Muthoni, prenant des notes dans son carnet, ajouta :

— Si nous regardons sous l’angle de l’hypothèse des marchés efficients, nous pourrions avancer que les agents financiers ont déjà intégré ces changements dans leurs anticipations. Cependant, si la Fed devient plus imprévisible, nous verrons des chocs soudains qui affecteront les marchés émergents de manière plus marquée. L’instabilité monétaire aux États-Unis a souvent des effets disproportionnés sur l’économie africaine, exacerbant les crises locales.

Karanja haussa un sourcil :

— Et concernant les cryptomonnaies ? Au Kenya, nous observons une adoption croissante des stablecoins comme moyen de protection contre l’inflation du shilling kényan, soutenue par la volatilité de la monnaie locale et la difficulté d’accès aux systèmes bancaires traditionnels. Avec des transactions numériques plus accessibles et des taux plus stables, ces monnaies numériques offrent une alternative fiable aux petits commerçants et aux travailleurs à distance. Mais ces actifs sont-ils viables si la Fed durcit sa politique monétaire ?

Odhiambo sourit, satisfait du débat :

— C’est exactement ce que nous devons analyser. Les petites banques doivent innover et les investisseurs doivent être prudents. Si un resserrement monétaire a lieu aux États-Unis, nous verrons une reconfiguration des flux de capitaux.

La discussion se poursuivit pendant plus d’une heure, avec des projections et des simulations de scénarios. L’un des points les plus débattus fut l’impact d’un éventuel resserrement monétaire aux États-Unis sur les marchés émergents. Si la Fed décidait d’augmenter les taux d’intérêt pour contenir l’inflation, les flux de capitaux pourraient se contracter encore davantage, intensifiant les défis pour les banques kényanes et les investisseurs locaux. À l’inverse, un assouplissement de la politique monétaire pourrait favoriser l’expansion du crédit et la croissance économique, mais au risque d’une pression inflationniste accrue.

Lorsque les professeurs quittèrent la réunion, le campus était silencieux, seulement éclairé par les lampadaires. L’avenir de la politique monétaire mondiale était incertain, mais une chose était sûre : à l’Université de Nairobi, l’analyse économique ne resterait pas en retrait. La discussion de ce jour-là ne se limitait pas à une compréhension des défis globaux, elle nourrissait aussi une réflexion sur la manière de formuler des stratégies adaptées à la réalité africaine. Les décisions de la Fed n’étaient pas seulement théoriques pour ces universitaires ; elles résonnaient directement dans les politiques financières et la vie quotidienne de millions de Kényans.

[macmillanusa]

MACMILLAN PUBLISHERS AT AWP 2017!

Visit us at AWP’s 2017 conference in Washington D.C.! We have an awesome lineup of authors and events that you won’t want to miss.

Be sure to visit Booth 682 for information and books, February 9-11!

9:00am: Amanda Petrusich joins panel for Dylanology (Capitol and Congress - Marriot Marquis); Meghan Daum gives a reading of Selfish, Shallow, and Self Absorbed (Room 203AB); Sarah Blake appears in “Global Narratives Within US Literature” panel (Room 204AB)

10:30am: Steven Sherrill joins panel “Leashing the Beast: Humanizing Fictional Monsters” (Capitol and Congress - Marriot Marquis); Alice Anderson appears in “But That’s Not How It Was: Memoir Writers on Pushing Back Against Expected Narratives” panel (AWP Bookfair Stage, Exhibit Halls D & E)

12:00pm: Chris Abani appears in “Not Just Novelists: On Publishing Contemporary African Poets” (Marquis Salon 6); Ruthanna Emrys and Kij Johnson join panel “The Infinite in the Finite: One Hundred Years of H.P. Lovecraft’s Legacy” (Liberty Salon I, J, and K); Dinty W. Moore appears in “The Multiheaded Beast: Challenging Genre in Creative Nonfiction” (Capitol and Congress - Marriot Marquis); Kelly Luce appears on “A Field Guide for the Craft of Fiction: Finding Structure” (Virginia Barber Middleton Stage); Christa Parravani joins panel “Write Your Memoir like a Novel” (Room 202A)

Also at 1:30pm: Gayle Brandeis joins panel “Speaking of the Dead: Craft & Ethics in Nonfiction” (Archives - Marriot Marquis)

Also at 3:00pm: Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich appears on “The New New New Journalism: Reporting with the I” (Marquis Salon 1 & 2); Deb Olin Unferth joins teaching roundtable “ R239. Together with All That Could Happen” (Marquis Salon 12 & 13); Meghan Daum appears on “Mommy Dearest/Daughter Darling: Putting Words in Her Mouth” (Liberty Salon N, O, & P); Joy Harjo and Amy Stolls join panel “Transforming Adverse Audiences to Verse: Lessons Learned from the NEA Big Read” (Room 102B); Joy Castro appears on “Celebrating 15 Years of American Lives: A University of Nebraska Press Reading” (Room 203AB)

4:30pm: Michael Byers joins the “Science in Literary and Mainstream Fiction: A New Wave” panel (Room 101)

6:00pm: Simone Zelitich appears in “Two-Year College Creative Writing Caucus” (Room 204C)

9:00am: Gayle Brandeis, Caroline Levitt, and Christa Parravani appear on “Can You Go Home Again?” (Marquis Salon 1 & 2); Rachel Dewoskin joins panel “Home: A Four-Letter Word” (Liberty Salon N, O, & P); Julia Fierro appears on “A Novelist’s Job: The Realities, Joys, and Challenges” (Room 203AB); Kristen Dombek appears on “Shape-Shifting and Writers' Centers” (Room 204C)

10:30am: Yusef Komunyakaa appears on “Outward in Larger Terms: Adrienne Rich's Collected Poems” (Marquis Salon 5); Thrity Umrigar appears on, “Writing the Dual Self: Opening Spaces for Hybrid Identities” (Marquis Salon 7 & 8); Nayomi Munaweera joins panel  "I’ve Never Heard of That Country: Sri Lankan American Writers on Shaping an Emerging Literary Identity” (Monument-Marriott Marquis); Deb Olin Unferth appears on “Novels and Short Stories: How a Narrative Finds Its Form” (Liberty Salon N, O, & P); Anne Finger joins panel “Body of Work: Exploring Disability, Creativity, and Inclusivity “ (Room 203AB); Helen Phillips gives a reading on “Crafty: Four City University of New York MFA Graduates Read from Their Work” (Room 204AB)

12:00pm: Tyler McMahon joins panel “Peace Corps Writers: Crossing Borders, Spanning Genres” (Marquis Salon 1 & 2); Daniel Torday does a reading for the West Branch 40th Anniversary Reading (Marquis Salon 3 & 4); Amy Stolls appears on “Advice to Nonprofit Organizations Seeking Funding from the NEA” (Room 102B)

1:30pm: James Thomas appears on “From Flash Fiction to Microfiction: How Many Words Are Enough?” (Marquis Salon 3 & 4); Rakesh Satyal joins panel “Beyond the Book Deal: What Really Happens When a Publisher Signs Up Your Book” (Marquis Salon 6); Joy Castro appears on “Latina Memoir: Writing a New Chapter of the American Experience” ( Liberty Salon M); Brin-Jonathan Butler appears on “The Art of Rendering Sports into Writing, a Multigenre Discussion” (Monument-Marriott Marquis); Lisa Roney appears on “Foremothers: Southern Women Writers” (Liberty Salon I, J, & K); Kathleen Rooney joins panel “Surviving the End Times: Finishing a First, Second, or Fifth Book” (Marquis Salon 6)

3:00pm: Margot Livesey appears on “The Village of Your Novel” (Room 207B); Amy Stolls joins panel “Conversation about the Economy of Art (the Gift, the Market, the Puzzle)” (Room 202B)

4:30pm: Caroline Bock appears on “Young Adult Literature: A Political and Social Revolution” (Liberty Salon L)

6:00pm: Simone Zelitch joins panel “Two-Year College Creative Writing Caucus” (Room 204C)

9:00am: Alice Anderson appears on “Social Media: Breaking Barriers for the Marginalized, the Remote, and the Academic Outsider” (Room 204C); Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich appears on “Murder She Wrote: Women Writers on Writing Violence” (Liberty Salon I, J, & K); Derek Nikitas appears on “A PhD Program in an MFA World” (Marquis Salon 7 & 8)

10:30am: Caroline Bock joins panel “Get in Formation: Form in Young Adult Literature” (Liberty Salon N, O, & P); Traci L. Jones and Sophfronia Scott appear on “Writing White Characters” (Archives-Marriott Marquis); Kyoko Mori appears on “Does Gender Matter? Wrestling with Identity and Form in the Golden Age of Women’s Essays” (Marquis Salon 1 & 2); Frank X. Walker appears on “Subverting Reality: Using Real People in Fictionalized Settings” (Marquis Salon 3 & 4)

12:00pm: Geoffrey Brock appears on “What's Found in Translation” (Marquis Salon 12 & 13); Vicki Hendricks appears on “Such Mean Stories: Women Writers Get Gritty” (Room 202A); Yusef Komunyakaa and Robert Pinsky appear on “21st-Century Troubadours” (Ballroom B); Helen Phillips joins panel “Writing the Abyss: Turning Grim Reality into Good Fiction” (Marquis Salon 1 & 2); Irina Reyn appears on “Immigrants/Children of Immigrants: A Nontraditional Path to a Writing Career” (Liberty Salon N, O, & P)

1:30pm: David Odhiambo appears on “Narratives of Immigration and Displacement” (Liberty Salon N, O, & P); Lisa Roney joins panel “Practicum and Beyond: Publishing Courses and Literary Citizenship” (Marquis Salon 6); Laurel Snyder appears on “No Easy Readers: On the Art and Craft of Writing for Children” (Marquis Salon 3 & 4)

3:00pm: Garth Greenwell joins panel “Socially Conscious Fiction: Writing That Can Change the World”  (Liberty Salon L); Louis Bayard appears on “Wayfaring Stranger: Writing Away from Our Experience” (Marquis Salon 7 & 8)

4:30pm: Sarah Blake, Sarah Domet, and Kathleen Rooney join panel “Attempting the Impossible: Strategies for Writing Creative Biography” (Room 101); Geoffrey Brock joins “Us & Them: A Writer/Translator Reading “ (Marquis Salon 6)

8:30pm: Margot Livesey joins “A Reading and Conversation with Margot Livesey and Colum McCann, Sponsored by Arts & Letters / Georgia College” (Ballroom C)

[nipashe411]

Pay me in full or forget about my services, Mapigano tells Gor Gor Mahia’s Tanzanian goalkeeper David Mapigano has told the 18-time Kenyan Premier League (KPL) champions to pay him all his dues failure to which he will not return to the club.

[floressaph]

It seems this is actually a scammer!! Please don’t follow my last request to go to their page. I’m currently looking more into which are scammers.

A person gave me this link so I could use it, please go to it if you also want to learn more about the scammers.

Copy and pasted from the page: “Please keep in mind all their info is generally stolen off a real Palestine fundraiser and a quick Google search of the text should lead you to the general location of it. Also please alert anyone who’s shared any of their posts and inform them of the scam by linking them to my posts.

Below is a growing list of fake names used across the accounts:

Nour Samar | maryline lucy | Fred Odhiambo | Jeff Owino | Valentine Nakuti | Conslata Obwanga | JACINTA SITATI | David Okoth | Martín Mutugi | Daudi Likuyani | William Ngonyo | Fred Agy | George Ochieng”

Hello, I'm from Gaza City because of the war,my house was destroyed. We lost everything,my family and I did not have anything left. We left our homes in search of a safe place and we were displaced three  times to different places to survive, but unfortunately there's no safe place in Gaza. My mother is very sick and she's a kidney failure patient in need of treatment outside. She suffers from LS. Help me and my family to survive. Please, your small donation can make a huge difference. A friend outside Gaza has come in to help me run the donation program so that my mother can be evacuated

I will put this here so more people can go to this person’s page and donate.

[kyra45]

Scammer pretending to be a Palestinian v3

Updated post here!

Now running their scam for about 2 months straight, this scammer is known to take their posts from real GoFundMe’s (Examples of used content) and reuse them as their own even going as far as impersonating the real Palestinian who created the original fundraiser. One of the common tactics is that you’ll get their asks if you regularly share Palestine content on your blog. Please check to see how old the pinned post is and see if you find its contents elsewhere if you search part of the post in a preferred search engine. Be aware that the scam accounts listed here are not the owners of any GoFundMe’s and will usually claim they have one pending. Their pfps are almost always images stolen off the fundraisers too.

This post has been remade with better info! Please find it here:

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And here is a growing list of names the scammer has used. These may often be reused for different scams later on so keep an eye out for them when you get asks from relatively new accounts:

Nour Samar | maryline lucy | Fred Odhiambo | Jeff Owino | Valentine Nakuti | Conslata Obwanga | JACINTA SITATI | David Okoth | Martín Mutugi | Daudi Likuyani | William Ngonyo | Fred Agy | George Ochieng | BONFACE ODHIAMBO | Sila Keli | John Chacha | benson komen | Alvin Omondi | Jacinta Sitati | Daudi Likuyani | Noah Keter | Faith Joram | Rawan AbuMahady (any PayPal’s using this name are scammers who have stolen it off a real GoFundMe. The real person does not have a PayPal account that they post on tumblr.) | Asnet Wangila | Remmy Cheptau | HAMDI AHMED | Johy Chacha | Aisha Mahmood | Salima Abdallah | Raha Habib | JOSEPH AYUGI

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How to report scam accounts: Report -> Something Else -> Illegal uses or Content -> Phishing

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Please keep in mind this post isn’t to say all Palestine mutual aid blogs are scams! Rather, this post is meant to explain that there is a scammer pretending to be one and stealing posts from real ones. They will always reblog only a few Palestine posts and then reblog nothing else aside from answering asks.

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If you happen to find a new one, please let me know! This is a new version of the previous one.

[blackchildrensbooksandauthors]

More Books for Summer Reading...

50 Books for Super Summer Reading

Reading is a wonderful way to keep children engaged during the summer months. So, if you’re looking to buy or borrow a few books for your young and older readers, our super summer reading list has lots of choices for hours of enjoyment and imagination stimulation. Those long days are also a perfect time to binge read a book series. See “27 Book Series for Summer Reading” for more titles. Happy Reading!

Books:

The Big Bed - Bunmi Laditan, Illustrator - Tom Knight 

There's a Dragon in My Closet - Dorothea Taylor, Illustrator - Charly Palmer 

Don’t Call Me Grandma - Vaunda Micheaux Nelson, Illustrator - Elizabeth Zunon

The Three Billy Goats Gruff - Jerry Pinkney

How to Find a Fox - Nilah Magruder

I Am Enough - Grace Byers, Illustrator - Keturah A. Bobo 

Nikki and Deja - Karen English, Illustrator - Laura Freeman

A Team Stays Together! - Tony & Lauren Dungy 

Ghost Boys - Jewell Parker Rhodes 

Auma’s Long Run - Eucabeth Odhiambo 

Riding Chance - Christine Kendall

The Stars Beneath Our Feet - David Barclay Moore

Orangeboy - Patrice Lawrence

Charm & Strange: A Novel - Stephanie Kuehn

For Every One - Jason Reynolds

I Am Alfonso Jones - Tony Medina 

The Belles - Dhonielle Clayton 

How Dare the Sun Rise: Memoirs of a War Child - Sandra Uwiringiyimana w/Abigail Pesta

Continue here for FULL LIST of books for summer reading.

Please know that your thoughtful donation will support our mission to promote awareness of children’s and young adult literature by Black authors. 

Our stories matter. 

Thank you!

[croowdly]

Bipartisan Talks Team List: Babu Owino Sends a Violent Message Following His Absence in Azimio

Hon. Babu Owino, a member of parliament for Embakasi East, has given a stern message to the Azimio group, which was chosen to represent the coalition in the bipartisan negotiations. Senator Ledama Ole Kina, Senator Enock Kiio Wambua, Senator Edwin Sifuna, Member of Parliament Otiende Amolo, Hon. Millie Odhiambo, and Member of Parliament David Pkosing were all on the team.

[pineralley]

Achieng reggy

Achieng reggy trial#

That therefore, the preliminary objection be upheld.ħ. Limited –vs- West End Distributors (1969) EA 626. Counsel asserted that the issues raised in the preliminary objection meet threshold set out in Mukisa Biscuits Manufacturing Co. Reliance thereof was made on the Supreme Court of Kenya decision in Raila Odinga and 3 others –vs- Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission and 3 others(2013)eKLR.Ħ. That the said affidavit should be struck off the record. Counsel further submitted that the applicant’s counsel filed supplementary affidavit contrary to Order 51 Rule 14 (3) of the Civil Procedure Act (Cap 21 Laws of Kenya). 36 of 1995, Hangzhon Agrochemicals Industries Ltd v Panda Flowers Ltd (2012)eKLR, and Article 160 (1) and (5) of the Constitution of Kenya 2010, to fortify that specific argument.ĥ. He cited, inter alia, David Kabungu v Zikarenga and 4 others Kampala HCCS No.

Achieng reggy trial#

Counsel submitted that transfer of a suit under Section 18(1)(b) of the Civil Procedure Act (Cap 21) from one court to another has several basic considerations including balance of convenience, expense questions, interest of justice and orders of recusal before the trial magistrate had been sought. That there was no compelling reason advanced to adjourn the hearing of the matter before the trial court.Ĥ. Learned counsel for the respondent made reference to the grounds of the preliminary objection and the background of the matter including denial of an adjournment of the matter by the Honourable trial court as date for hearing was fixed by consent of the parties. Accordingly, learned counsel for the applicant filed submissions dated 17 th June 2020 while learned counsel for the 1 st plaintiff respondent filed submissions dated 21 st May 2020.ģ. On 12 th May 2020, it was ordered and directed that the preliminary objection be argued by written submissions. That this Honourable court has no jurisdiction to determine this application as the same is a preserve of the trial court.Ģ. That further, the 1 st defendant/applicant has sneaked in further documents i.e supplementary affidavit dated 4 th May 2020, in the court record without seeking leave of court as required by law. In which orders Migori CM ELC 59 of 2018 and Migori CM ELC 60 of 2018 were consolidated, and, the court declined to adjourn the matter respectively. Richard Odenyo and Moses Obiero on 28 th November 2018 and 10 th March 2020 respectively. That the defendant/applicant has not preferred any appeal against the orders made by the Honourable Mr. He contends that the 1 st defendant’s (applicant’s) Notice of Motion dated 19 th March 2020 and filed in court on even date is hopelessly misconceived, frivolous, totally devoid of merit and mala fides on the grounds that. The present ruling is in respect of a preliminary objection dated 8 th May 2020 and filed in court on 11 th May 2020 by M/S Abisai and Company Advocates, counsel for the 1 st plaintiff, Lawrence Onduso Nyakwama (the respondent herein). NIFRIDA ADEYA IMINZA (Suing for and on behalf of the estate ofĬALEB ADEYA MAGOMERE).2 ND PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENTġ. LAWRENCE ONDUSO NYAKWAMA.1 ST PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT OPIYO REGGY OPERE.1 ST APPLICANT/DEFENDANT IN THE ENVORNMENT AND LAND COURT OF KENYA AT MIGORI Kenya Law makes no warranties as to the comprehensiveness or accuracy of the information The metadata has been prepared by Kenya Law as a guide in understanding the subject of the judicial opinion. The information contained in the above segment is not part of the judicial opinion delivered by the Court. Ms Okota, learned counsel for the respondent. Roch Odhiambo, learned counsel for the applicant. Opiyo Reggy Opere v Lawrence Onduso Nyakwama & another eKLR Opiyo Reggy Opere v Lawrence Onduso Nyakwama & Nifrida Adeya Iminza

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WINNERS AND LOSERS.

Gideon Mungaro of ODM Takes Kilifi Governor. Defeats UDA’s Aisha Jumwa.

Bundalangi MP Raphael Wanjala retains his seat after garnering 15,572 votes. He ran on ODM party ticket. UDA's Alfred Juma Maloba was second with 14,146 votes.

David Ochieng' of MDG party wins Ugenya parliamentary seat with 25,520 votes, trouncing his only opponent ODM's Daniel Odhiambo who managed 22,828 votes in a hotly contested match.

IEBC has declared Peter Orero of ODM as Kibra MP elect. In another hotly contested seat, Wangui Ngirici beats Ann Waiguru to become the new Kirinyaga Governor.

Seme MP James Nyikal of ODM retains his seat after getting 30,728 votes to beat independent candidate Haggai Hawi Kadiri who got 14,402 votes.

A win for the public litigant as Okiya Omtatah wins Busia senatorial race.

A stone throw away, Didmus Barasa, who is being sought by police over shooting allegations, wins Kimilili MP seat after getting 26,861 votes against DAP-K’s Brian Khaemba’s 9,497. Just as Didmus, John Waluke, who is out of jail because of an appeal of his Sh290m fraud conviction, defends Sirisia MP seat on Jubilee ticket, defeats ODM, DAP-K candidates.

Even as RONALD KARAURI has been declared Kasarani MP elect, Musa Sirma is back!! With UDA, he has won Eldama Ravine parliamentary seat with 32,492 votes while Emmanuel Ngetuny (Independent) garnered 10,229 votes.

Long time buddy of Raila Odinga, Caroli Ochieng has clinched Suba North seat replacing John Mbadi.

Anthony Kibagendi (ODM) wins Kitutu Chache South MP seat with 14,478 votes beating his closest competitor Andrew Maubi (Wiper) who polled 10,378 votes. Kanu Sec Gen Nick Salat has lost.

Shakeel Shabir retains his Kisumu East parliamentary seat. He garnered 35,704 votes defeating his closest competitor Nicholas Oricho of ODM party who garnered 28,491 votes.

Unfortunately, Garissa MP Aden Duale suffers blow after failing to counter Azimio flagbearer Raila Odinga's influence in his backyard. Odinga is ahead with 53,431 against Ruto’s 16,172 votes. This put the ex-majority leader in a precarious position after he was tasked with delivering UDA votes.

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David Moya Biography, Tiktok Sensation and street King of smiles

David Moya Biography, Tiktok Sensation and street King of smiles

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Kenya: Sofapaka Fire Ken Odhiambo After String of Poor Results

Kenya: Sofapaka Fire Ken Odhiambo After String of Poor Results

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Chaos in Kenyan football circles gets murkier as trio sues SDT The chaos within local football circles got murkier on Tuesday after two Kenyan Premier League players moved to court to challenge the rules and procedure governing the Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT).

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Woman with court case seen on CCTV sprinkling unknown substance outside magistrate’s office

Woman with court case seen on CCTV sprinkling unknown substance outside magistrate’s office

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