Tom Mukhwana

Bluesky is pretty cool

It's so hard to keep up with all these apps

Hosting one of Kenya's opposition leaders on the show today. You should join us.

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Texas Bans Sale Of Luggage To Pregnant Women AUSTIN, TX—In a sweeping prohibition with immediate implications for the Lone Star State’s potential mothers-to-be, Texas banned the sale of luggage to pregnant women Monday. “With this law, we ensure...

Texas Bans Sale Of Luggage To Pregnant Women

ABC (Disney), Washington Post (Bezos), Meta (Zuckerberg), LA Times (Soon-Shiong)... all bending the knee to Trump, all obeying in advance, all sucking up to the Dictator-in-Waiting.

This is (part of) how democracies die. This is the Orban, Putin, Netanyahu and Modi playbooks.

Well-known Virginia Tech professor dies at 81 Virginia Tech professor and poet, Nikki Giovanni, has died at the age of 81.

Virginia Tech professor and poet, Nikki Giovanni, has died at the age of 81.

ChatGPT sounding biased in its arguments on the Palestinian question.

I honestly believe all LLM results should come with a disclaimer reminding people that the thing doesn’t (and absolutely cannot) know any facts or do any reasoning; it is simply designed to *sound* like it knows facts and frequently sweeps some up accidentally in the process.

My country Kenya is the world's newest dictatorship.

Over 31 killed in 2023's protests, more than 61 killed in 2024 by the Ruto Administration yet not a single officer has been held responsible. If this isn't a dictatorship, what is?

Israeli attacks have killed over 1,000 Palestinian doctors and nurses in Gaza and arrested over 310 medical staff, who were "tortured, and executed in prisons", according to Wafa news agency.

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Niger's junta has been in dialogue with rebels, leading to the surrender of dozens of fighters, which may reduce the political influence of some of the groups' exiled leaders and maintain control on the outcome of wider talks on the transition.

My analysis in this week's @thecontinent.bsky.social

Adani Summoned by US SEC to Explain Position in Bribery Case Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and his nephew, Sagar Adani, were summoned by the US Securities and Exchange Commission to explain allegations that they paid more than $250 million in bribes to win so...

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani and his nephew, Sagar Adani, were summoned by the US Securities and Exchange Commission to explain allegations that they paid more than $250 million in bribes to win solar-power contracts, Press Trust of India reported.

Best description of this feeling. It's cleansing.

Trying this out, I like it so far.

I'm so sorry to hear his Eman. May it heal soon.