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01/04/2026

Today's Proverb
“A vulture never asks who killed, it only asks if the meat is still warm.”

This proverb cuts deeper than it looks, it’s not really about vultures, it’s about human behavior.

It describes people who don’t care about how something happened, only about what they can gain from it.

A vulture doesn’t investigate the cause of death. It doesn’t ask questions about fairness, effort, or justice. It simply checks one thing: Is there something for me to benefit from right now?

Some people show up only when there is something to gain.

They don’t contribute to the struggle, but they are first in line for the reward.

They ignore effort, sacrifice, and truth, focusing only on opportunity.

In business: People who didn’t invest suddenly appear when profits come.

In leadership: Opportunists align themselves with power, not principle.

In social circles: Some friends disappear during hard times but return when things improve.

Core lesson:
Be careful of “vultures” in your life of those who hover silently during your struggle but land quickly when there’s something to take.

25/03/2026

When Proverbs Become Alive

In the dusty village of Kgalanyane, where arguments traveled faster than the wind and stones were considered both tools and punctuation, lived a man named Kabelo, famous not for wisdom, but for the way his shiny bald head reflected sunlight like a warning beacon. Children used it to tell time. Elders used it to predict rain
Kabelo, however, used it to pick fights.

One afternoon, after losing a heated debate about whose goat had the better attitude, Kabelo did what he always did, he escalated. Chest out, voice loud, he insulted not just the man, but his ancestors, his chickens, and even his cooking fire.

Now in most places, that would earn you a stern warning. But this was Kgalanyane… where stones were not just lying around, they were practically waiting for employment.

Before Kabelo could finish his speech, the air changed. A small stone flew past his ear. Each hit sounded like someone knocking on a stubborn door.

He ran. Not with dignity, but with survival. Arms flailing, legs confused, dignity abandoned somewhere between the third and fourth stone. By the time he reached safety, his head looked like a map of potholes after a rainy season.

From that day on, Kabelo became the quietest man in the village. Not out of wisdom, but out of experience. And whenever a young man raised his voice unnecessarily, the elders would simply point at Kabelo’s head. No explanation needed.

Moral:
Never challenge danger with pride when you are clearly built for humility.

17/02/2026

Real transformation is deeper than appearance

African's Proverb

“A snake only sheds its skin, not its venom.”

This proverb teaches that a change in appearance does not always mean a change in character. A snake may look fresh and new after shedding its skin, but it remains just as poisonous as before.

In the same way, some people may change their clothes, their environment, their friends, or even their language, yet their true nature stays the same.

The lesson is simple but powerful: do not be deceived by outward transformation. True change happens in the heart, not just on the surface. Someone who was dishonest, cruel, or manipulative does not automatically become good simply because they claim to have “turned over a new leaf.”

Real transformation is deeper than appearance. Judge people by consistent actions, not temporary changes.

16/02/2026

Check out 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗿Bii’s post.

27/01/2026

WHY VALUES EDUCATION IS CRUCIAL TO EVERYONE.

By Robert Kombo.

Many people ask what values education is and why it is worth imparting.

Well,values education is the process of teaching and instilling moral, ethical, cultural and civic principles like honesty,respect, empathy,and responsibility to develop well-rounded individuals with strong character, emotional intelligence,and a sense of right and wrong, guiding them to be responsible citizens and contributing members of society.

Values education is the responsibility of us all and not just of schools.The family, universities,the community, businesses,sport,etc,for example,are all ideal contexts to teach values education.

Significance of values education:

1.Values education promotes tolerance and understanding above and beyond our political, cultural,and religious differences putting special emphasis on the defence of human rights,the protection of ethnic minorities and the most vulnerable groups,and the conservation of the environment.
2.Stimulates creative and systematic analysis to identify different perspectives and angles to problems.
3.Promotes collaboration to find global solutions to problems and defends the collective good.
4.Deepens knowledge of world problems and of values such as justice, equality,and dignity.
5. Encourages empathy, communication skills, teamwork,and interaction with different people.
6.Values education helps minimize health risks by encouraging the right attitudes and tackling health education from a dynamic,personal and collective point of view.
7.Students who are exposed to a strong values education program are likely to grow up respecting and understanding different cultural and global perspectives.
8. Schools and other institutions of learning with strong values education programs are better prepared to learn more effectively which enhances highest levels of academic achievement leave alone possession of positive self-images with relation to moral decision-making.

31/12/2025

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29/12/2025

𝐑𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐓--𝐊𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐣𝐢𝐧
𝐬𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜 𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞--𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐚 𝐂𝐚𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐚

It is a large tree commonly found along rivers and riverbanks.
Among the Kalenjin elders, 𝐑𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐓carries deep historical and cultural significance. Oral tradition tells of a time long ago when there was a woman Paramount Chief. She often convened her barazas under the shade of the 𝐑𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐓 tree. During these gatherings, she was said to command the elders to kneel as they waited for her, and she would sit on them one by one as a sign of authority. This manner of leadership greatly angered the elders, who felt humiliated and mistreated.
As time passed, the elders gathered and prayed to God, asking for deliverance from what they considered unjust leadership. According to belief passed down through generations, God answered their prayers. One day, before a scheduled meeting could begin, the 𝐑𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐓 tree suddenly fell and killed the Paramount Chief.
Since that incident, many Kalenjin elders have regarded the event as a powerful warning. Up to today, this story is often recalled as one of the traditional reasons why elders historically became reluctant to fully trust women in highly powerful administrative positions—linking it to what happened during the meeting under the 𝐑𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐓 tree.

25/12/2025

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

A father saw that his 11-year-old son was crying silently. He asked him.

"What's the matter, son?"

The young boy replied.
"My rich classmates mocked, called me son of a gardener. They said that my father lives only on the money he earns from watering and feeding plants for people"

The father paused for a moment, then said.

"Come with me son, let's plant some flowers. It might cheer you up"

He held his hand and walked him to the garden, then he took out some flower seeds, and said.

"Let's carry out an experiment. We will plant two flowers seperately. I will care for one, and you will care for the other. I will water mine with clean water from the lake but you will water yours with dirty water from the pond. We shall see the outcome in the weeks to come"

The son was delighted as he joined his father in planting the flowers. It took them some days to finally germinate the flower seeds. They cared for them respectively and watched them grow.

Later on, the father brought his son to the garden, and said to him.

"Look at the two flowers and tell me your observation"

The boy responded.
"My flower looks better and healthier than yours. How is that even possible when your water is cleaner?"

The father smiled, then said.

"That's because dirty water doesn't stop a plant from growing, rather it serves as organic fertilizer to help it flourish.
You see son, there are some people who put you down in life, mock your dreams, and throw dirt on you.
Always remember that there's nothing wrong with you, it is their ego they have to satisfy.

So, don't let the harsh words from people affect you, instead, let it encourage you into being a better person. And doing so, you will be like the plant and will flourish even in the midst of dirt like negativity and harsh words.

Shalom...

07/12/2025

KIM(Strong) UTAT(Intelligent)

KIM-UTAT forever ✅

A strong and a renewed culture❤️

28/11/2025

“President William Samoei Ruto is a leader whom many believe is guided by God. To some, he resembles a Joshua-like figure in the Bible—someone chosen to lead with vision, faith, and courage. Tutam is real.
Kongoi inye Kipchirchir.”

William Samoei Ruto ✌️

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