CCTV Footage of a Woman Rammed by A Matatu Goes Viral
A viral video of a woman being rammed by a matatu has drawn mixed reactions online. The disturbing clip was posted on social media on Tuesday with the caption, "This is the CCTV footage of how Winnie Wanjiku Maina was knocked by a matatu on Mama Ngina Street Thika on 31/1/2020. She is now at the Kenyatta National Hospital in need of Ksh285,000 to enable her to undergo urgent surgery". It is believed the incident happened late last month. Here are some of the reactions;15:59 This is the CCTV footage of how Winnie Wanjiku Maina was knocked by a matatu on Mama Ngina Street Thika on 31/1/2020.
She is now at KNH in need of 285K to enable her undergo an urgent surgery. pic.twitter.com/yfaCudS9Iu via @ThikaTowntoday— Ma3Route (@Ma3Route) February 11, 2020
Seems like the driver did it intentionally ???
— Mjamaa Wa Nyeri (@Martiiiiiiinn) February 11, 2020
So sad..reckless driver/learner.. Do they know each other coz it seems as if the driver waited 4 the day? Quick Recovery Wanjiku..Justice be done
— Agnes Mwax (@Aggiemwax) February 11, 2020
22:14 @ThikaTowntoday Why aren't the police taking up the matter? What of the motor vehicle insurance coverage?.... Am so saddened by this tragedy. The poor are never safe in Kenya. via @abookbrian1
— Ma3Route (@Ma3Route) February 11, 2020
Sean Andrew Hits Back at Miguna Miguna
Mwai Kibaki's grandson, Sean Andrew is hitting back at Miguna Miguna after he mocked the former president's…shoes! "Kenyans pay retired presidents who have looted billions like Mwai Kibaki millions annually; hire dozens of servants including drivers, cooks and bodyguards; and even built mansions with complete fuel stations, yet no one could dress up Kibaki with decent pairs of shoes today?" tweeted the controversial lawyer. In response to this,Andrew tweeted a photo of Miguna in slippers during his deportation in 2018 captioned, "Lemme just leave this here so we don't forget". Netizens had a couple of sentiments about the clapbackLemme just leave this here so we don't forget #MIGUNAMIGUNA pic.twitter.com/LPFEESGKTQ
— Sean Andrew ? (@sean_andr3w) February 10, 2020
Between ur h** ass daughter n those things ur wearing hapo kwa miguu
....yaani lazima usake publicity everwhere si u live ur life ulikataliwa kataalika? #MIGUNAMIGUNA @sean_andr3w @MigunaMiguna— Wahomefabian (@wahomefabian) February 11, 2020
Daaamn
Shots firedMan down ??????— Nickie (@NamsyNickie) February 11, 2020
Holding a bull by it's balls??? @MigunaMiguna you are a proof that even idiots gets old
— Nixonkigen@95 (@Nixonkigen951) February 11, 2020
Ladysmith Black Mambazo Founder Joseph Shabalala Dies
Musician and founder of Ladysmith Black Mambazo died at a Pretoria hospital on Tuesday, aged 78. "Yes it's true. Mr Shabalala passed on this morning," Xolani Majozi, the band's manager confirmed. The South African government also made the announcement on social media, "We would like to extend our condolences on the passing of Joseph Shabalala who was the founder of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Ulale ngoxolo Tata ugqatso lwakho ulufezile. #RIPJosephShabalala." The cause of death is yet to be established.Bhekizizwe Joseph Shabalala
Our Founder, our Teacher and most importantly, our Father left us today for eternal peace. We celebrate and honor your kind heart and your extraordinary life. Through your music and the millions who you came in contact with, you shall live forever. pic.twitter.com/2eDNFDUAGf— Ladysmith Black Mambazo (@therealmambazo) February 11, 2020
Bearing a compelling charm that beautifully laid his soul and vocals bare, Joseph Shabalala leaves behind a lasting legacy launched in Ladysmith.#ripjosephshabalala #ladysmithblackmambazo #JosephShabalala pic.twitter.com/P9EDtc0mxk
— David Tshabalala (@SlayingGoliath) February 11, 2020
#RIPJosephShabalala we will see you up yonder, Sir. May the Mshengu's, the @therealmambazo family and isizwe sika Zulu omnyama ondlela zimhlophe be comforted through these trying times. pic.twitter.com/AbkNdDhkUe
— Teboho Mopeli (@TeeGee_Mo2) February 12, 2020
