The image displays a close-up view of the front page of "The Standard," a Kenyan newspaper, held by a human hand on the left side. The newspaper's masthead, "KENYA'S BOLD NEWSPAPER" and "The Standard" in red lettering, is visible at the top, along with the date "Wednesday, November 25, 2020." The main headline, "Suluhu's vendetta," is printed in large black font. Below the headline, a primary article describes "Tanzania has unleashed a ruthless crackdown on foreigners innocently accused of stoking post-election violence, with police and soldiers raking indligings, tightening borders and detaining East Africans without cause." This text continues to explain the directive caused fear among Kenyans in Tanzania. The front page features three photographic elements: 1. **Bottom Left:** A prominent portrait of a woman identified by "SS HASSAN" on her camouflage uniform. She wears a green beret with an insignia, dark sunglasses, and epaulets with rank markings. Her expression shows a faint smile. White folded fabric rests below her. 2. **Bottom Right:** A scene depicting several men outdoors. One man in a light green t-shirt has his back to the viewer, facing another man in a white cap and white shirt who is engaged in conversation. Other figures are partially visible in the blurry background of foliage and structures. 3. **Mid-page (blurred background):** An indistinct street scene with vehicles and people, positioned above the article text. Two red text boxes contain quotes related to the article: * A Swahili quote from the "Association of Dar es Salaam Hotel Owners Chairman." * An English quote from a "Kenyan researcher in Tanzania," stating, "Soldiers stopped us, searched the vehicles... They made us sleep on the tarmac, cocked their guns, and pointed them at some of us. It was terrifying." The hand holding the newspaper has a darker skin tone. The newspaper rests on a light-colored, possibly wooden, surface. This newspaper is located in the city of Nyeri, Kenya. in Nyeri, Kenya

FARUQ

Nov 5, 2025, 12:51 PM

Nyeri, Kenya

Stake attention in this memory

Fear

Oppression

Injustice

Disappointment

Unease

The image displays a close-up view of the front page of "The Standard," a Kenyan newspaper, held by a human hand on the left side. The newspaper's masthead, "KENYA'S BOLD NEWSPAPER" and "The Standard" in red lettering, is visible at the top, along with the date "Wednesday, November 25, 2020." The main headline, "Suluhu's vendetta," is printed in large black font. Below the headline, a primary article describes "Tanzania has unleashed a ruthless crackdown on foreigners innocently accused of stoking post-election violence, with police and soldiers raking indligings, tightening borders and detaining East Africans without cause." This text continues to explain the directive caused fear among Kenyans in Tanzania. The front page features three photographic elements: 1. **Bottom Left:** A prominent portrait of a woman identified by "SS HASSAN" on her camouflage uniform. She wears a green beret with an insignia, dark sunglasses, and epaulets with rank markings. Her expression shows a faint smile. White folded fabric rests below her. 2. **Bottom Right:** A scene depicting several men outdoors. One man in a light green t-shirt has his back to the viewer, facing another man in a white cap and white shirt who is engaged in conversation. Other figures are partially visible in the blurry background of foliage and structures. 3. **Mid-page (blurred background):** An indistinct street scene with vehicles and people, positioned above the article text. Two red text boxes contain quotes related to the article: * A Swahili quote from the "Association of Dar es Salaam Hotel Owners Chairman." * An English quote from a "Kenyan researcher in Tanzania," stating, "Soldiers stopped us, searched the vehicles... They made us sleep on the tarmac, cocked their guns, and pointed them at some of us. It was terrifying." The hand holding the newspaper has a darker skin tone. The newspaper rests on a light-colored, possibly wooden, surface. This newspaper is located in the city of Nyeri, Kenya.

Loading AttnAds…

transactions

revenues

stakers

Earliest

Latest

Highest stake

No transactions found