Of Lice and Men: Hygiene in the Colonial Era #Hygiene #ColonialAmerica #History #InterestingHistory #America #FunFacts In the colonial era, hygiene was a peculiar beast, far removed from what we know today. Life, be it in burgeoning cities or quaint rural settlements, played out to a unique symphony of smells. Bathing was more a matter of convenience, with a pail of water and a cloth as your luxury. Homes did without indoor plumbing, so outhouses and simple holes in the ground were common, invit

A train to Mombasa is 4 hours, train to kisumu is 11 hours. Those traveling to the whole of Europe take 8 hours they will have reached before Kenyans in 350 km to kisumu from Nairobi. So ask what did Tinga negotiate in handshake? This is still the same colonial train! Aibu🥢🥢🥢🥢 | Didmus Barasa

"Palestinians are suffering the same atrocities the Mau-Mau faced during the Colonial-era..." Former Mandera Senator Billow Kerrow addressing thousands of Kenyans gathered in Nairobi on Sunday to protest the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where more than 65,000 have been killed by the Israeli military. | Kulan Post